Puerto Vallarta News

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Mexico City Legalizes Bullfights with No Bloodshed After Years of Trying to Ban the Activity

In a landmark decision, members of Mexico City’s Congress overwhelmingly approved an initiative to permit non-violent bullfighting within the capital. The measure, introduced by Mayor Clara Brugada, aims to preserve traditional bullfighting events while eliminating practices deemed harmful to animals.

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