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| − | [[Bullfighting]] is the national sport of [[Spain]] | + | [[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]]. |
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| + | The spectacle moves a lot of money and employs much people in the fields and in the cities. | ||
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 18:49, 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 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.