Mexico – On Tuesday, Mexican's citizens voted that they were overloaded to ban violent bullfights, causing frustration from aficionados and celebration of animal rights defenders. The legislation approved 61-1 prohibits the murder of bulls and the use of sharp objects that can damage animals. It also defines deadlines on how much they can in the ring, all part of the initiative, “bullfight without violence”.

The decision caused angry protests to protest against bullfight supporters and fines, some of whom have tried to violate police barricade at the local congress. Some bearing signs that read “La Fiesta Brava fan is not a crime, it's a point of pride.”

Animal rights activists and lawmakers who note the bill, which are noteing, are taking the steps taken by the Police, which are surrounded by the police, pushing their fists and moving the stuffed bull dolls.

“It was either nothing or nothing,” said Animal Rights Activist Sofia Morin without torture, without torture, in Mexico, without bullfights, to lead the initiative. “We prefer it because without doubt it is a huge step to protect animals.”

Mexican Mayor Clara Clara Bravada responded to activists, saying that the decision would be a Mexican capital somewhere, which respects the rights of animals.

On Tuesday, the vote seems to be an attempt between the two parties to compromise between the two parties of the debate between the two sides of the experiment after further and feedback.

The scant has long been a tradition in Spain and many Latin American peoples, but it criticizes animal cruelty, as the bulls are often killed at the end of the fight. Animal rights groups say that about 180,000 bulls are killed every year in the world.

The perfect appeal was rooted in California years ago, as Reports by CBS San Francisco In 2021. In that version, the bulls wear a velvet pad on their backs, while the completely dressed participants are trying to connect the animals raging to the poles. Then the foot “Forcado” enter the ring to try and literally ignite the bull with the horns, but no blood is poured.

The tradition, which has given a large crowd of Arenas, when the judge in Mexico banned the practice in court on June 2022, closing the arena, which was charged as the world's largest combat ring. The judge decided that the bulls were free from violence from the rights of the city's healthy environment.

While the rights of the animals celebrated it as a victory and step to end the bloody tradition, Tsolahast people said that it was taking an economic blow to the city. In Mexico, the National Association of Bath Breeders says the bullfight causes 80,000 direct workstations and 146,000 indirect workstations throughout the country. In general, industry generates approximately $ 400 million a year.

That was anxiety in a crowd, complaining to the end of violent fights, and the others were shouted by Megafon. “It simply came to our notice then.

In 2023, the Mexican Supreme Court failed the ban without explanationAllowing bullfighting Arenas once again flooded with the so-called “Fiesta Brava” fans.

In the speech of the Congress of the city on Tuesday, Jesús SESMA confessed that the decision will be felt by the city's population.

“We are disappointed with families today, we will say here that no one has lost their work,” he said. “There was an average basis for continuing with these bullfight scenes, but now without violence.”