Bullfighting

Nobel Prize-winning novelist joins PETA to speak out against the cruel tradition of bullfighting in Spain.

As bullfighters in Alès, France, were preparing to execute 18 bulls during the town’s annual Ascension Festival, compassionate people came together to protest against it.

All around the world, people agree – chasing, stabbing, mutilating and killing a bull isn’t very entertaining, nor does it constitute “culture”, in Spain or anywhere else.

Dozens of PETA activists protested against the cruel Running of the Bulls in Pamplona and the deadly bullfights that follow.

In a tour de force, more than 2,000 citizens from 177 groups, including PETA France, took to the streets of Paris on Saturday to speak out against bullfighting.

PETA activists went to the Embassy of India today with signs that read, “Save India’s Reputation: End Jallikattu”, in English, Tamil and Hindi.

A man who attended a festival in Navajas, Spain, has been gored to death.

As of yesterday, bullfighting in Catalonia is officially a thing of the past!

Group of demonstrators became victims of violent attacks during a peaceful sit-in to protest the torture and deaths of bulls in archaic bullfights in France on 8 October 2011.

The last bull has been stabbed to death in Barcelona now that the last scheduled bullfight has taken place in Catalonia.