El Toro de la Vega: The Shame of Spain, Saving Earth
Last week, on Tuesday, September 14, 2010, residents of the Spanish town of Tordesillas celebrated a local annual festival, El Toro de la Vega, in which scores of men and boys on horseback and on foot chase down a bull and stab him to death.
Toro de la Vega event can go ahead as long as the bull is not injured, a Spanish court decides
Why is it called 'bull fighting' in Spanish when it's actually about bulls being attacked by groups of men? Is this common practice around the world or just in Spain/Latin America?
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Why is it called 'bull fighting' in Spanish when it's actually about bulls being attacked by groups of men? Is this common practice around the world or just in Spain/Latin America?
When will Spain ban bull fighting? Why should they do it? - Quora
How did the Spanish tradition of bullfighting start? Is it a 'carryover' from another preceding culture as many traditions are? - Quora
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