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CicLAvía en imágenes en el centro de Los Ángeles

Cyclists walk their bikes through an intersection of downtown Los Angeles on Sunday, Oct. 18, 2015. It's a car free day in parts of LA and some six miles of streets in and around downtown Los Angeles are closed to motor vehicles as the city's fifth anniversary celebration of the CicLAvia festival opens the lanes to cyclists. (AP Photo/Richard Vogel)

Cyclists walk their bikes through an intersection of downtown Los Angeles on Sunday, Oct. 18, 2015. It’s a car free day in parts of LA and some six miles of streets in and around downtown Los Angeles are closed to motor vehicles as the city’s fifth anniversary celebration of the CicLAvia festival opens the lanes to cyclists. (AP Photo/Richard Vogel)  (Richard Vogel / AP)

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Seis millas libres de vehículos conectaron este domingo los vecindarios del Este de Los Ángeles con el parque MacArthur en un trayecto que incluyó el centro de la ciudad y el barrio chino, como parte de la CicLAvía.

Este evento sirve para integrar a la familia y la comunidad, facilitando un espacio para caminar y montar bicicletas, asimismo busca que los participantes conozcan la ciudad que visitan.

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Cyclists walk their bikes through an intersection of downtown Los Angeles on Sunday, Oct. 18, 2015. It’s a car free day in parts of LA and some six miles of streets in and around downtown Los Angeles are closed to motor vehicles as the city’s fifth anniversary celebration of the CicLAvia festival opens the lanes to cyclists. (AP Photo/Richard Vogel)  (Richard Vogel / AP)

APphoto_Car Free LA

Angel Cruz from San Franando Valley rides his bike named Timmy along the streets of downtown Los Angeles on Sunday, Oct. 18, 2015. It’s a car free day in parts of LA and some six miles of streets in and around downtown Los Angeles are closed to motor vehicles as the city’s fifth anniversary celebration of the CicLAvia festival opens the lanes to cyclists. (AP Photo/Richard Vogel)  (Richard Vogel / AP)

APphoto_Car Free LA

Cyclists ride their bikes under a gate in downtown Los Angeles’s Chinatown, on Sunday, Oct. 18, 2015. It’s a car free day in parts of LA and some six miles of streets in and around downtown Los Angeles are closed to motor vehicles as the city’s fifth anniversary celebration of the CicLAvia festival opens the lanes to cyclists. (AP Photo/Richard Vogel)  (Richard Vogel / AP)

APphoto_Car Free LA

Angel Cruz from San Franando Valley rides his bike named Timmy along the streets of downtown Los Angeles on Sunday, Oct. 18, 2015. It’s a car free day in parts of LA and some six miles of streets in and around downtown Los Angeles are closed to motor vehicles as the city’s fifth anniversary celebration of the CicLAvia festival opens the lanes to cyclists. (AP Photo/Richard Vogel)  (Richard Vogel / AP)

APphoto_Car Free LA

Cyclists ride their bikes under a gate in downtown Los Angeles’s Chinatown, on Sunday, Oct. 18, 2015. It’s a car free day in parts of LA and some six miles of streets in and around downtown Los Angeles are closed to motor vehicles as the city’s fifth anniversary celebration of the CicLAvia festival opens the lanes to cyclists. (AP Photo/Richard Vogel)  (Richard Vogel / AP)

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