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[[Bullfighting]] is the national sport of [[Spain]], but it is also performed in such other countries as [[Mexico]] and [[France]]. A weaker from is held in [[Portugal]]. | [[Bullfighting]] is the national sport of [[Spain]], but it is also performed in such other countries as [[Mexico]] and [[France]]. A weaker from is held in [[Portugal]]. | ||
| − | The spectacle moves a lot of money and employs much people in the fields and in the cities. | + | The spectacle moves a lot of money and employs much people in the fields and in the cities. In addition it gives pleasure to many people. |
In July 2010 the local [[socialist]] separatist government in [[Catalonia]] passed a law making the bullfighting illegal.<ref>[http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2010/07/25/barcelona/1280081754.html Cataluña prohíbe los toros (Catalonia prohibits the bulls)]</ref>. | In July 2010 the local [[socialist]] separatist government in [[Catalonia]] passed a law making the bullfighting illegal.<ref>[http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2010/07/25/barcelona/1280081754.html Cataluña prohíbe los toros (Catalonia prohibits the bulls)]</ref>. | ||
Revision as of 18:50, August 3, 2010
Bullfighting is the national sport of Spain, but it is also performed in such other countries as Mexico and France. A weaker from is held in Portugal.
The spectacle moves a lot of money and employs much people in the fields and in the cities. In addition it gives pleasure to many people.
In July 2010 the local socialist separatist government in Catalonia passed a law making the bullfighting illegal.[1].
The present national socialist is not expected to tell them that they don't have the right.