In a landmark decision, Mexico City legislators voted overwhelmingly to ban traditional bullfighting amid a growing awareness of animal rights issues. This ban, supported by President Claudia Sheinbaum, prohibits the injury or killing of bulls, allowing for a modified form of bullfighting where violence is minimized. Proponents aim for a balance to protect livelihoods linked to bullfighting, such as vendors around La Plaza Mexico. Despite this compromise, fierce resistance from traditionalists was evident, marking a significant cultural shift in the bullfighting community.
In a significant shift, Mexico City's legislators voted 61-1 to ban traditional bullfighting, indicating a move toward animal welfare despite opposition from traditionalists.
Legislators sought a compromise to protect livelihoods tied to bullfighting, proposing adjusted practices that minimize harm while preserving the cultural aspect of the sport.
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