Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Federal Judge ends bullfighting at the world’s largest arena in Mexico City

The bullfights have ended in Plaza México. In the world's largest bullfighting, located in Mexico City, there will be no more shows. Federal Judge, Jonathan Bass, has granted the definitive suspension this Friday after an injunction promoted by the Just Justice civil association that considers that the "degrading" treatment of bulls violates the right to a healthy environment.

The company Tauro Plaza México, which operates the arena, and the Government of Mexico City have 10 business days to challenge the decision before a collegiate court. While the judicial process lasts —which can last for . . .

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