Mexico City approved the regulation of bullfighting, becoming a significant step in defense of animal rights. The head of Government, Clara Brugada, celebrated this decision made by the capital's Congress, which aims to prevent acts of violence and cruelty towards fighting bulls during these shows.
After launching the Mega Bachetón program, Brugada praised the 60 deputies who supported the initiative, highlighting that Mexico City will become an example in animal protection. She thanked the legislators for their support of this reform that will prevent the death of bulls in Plaza México.
"With this approval, our city commits not only to animal welfare but also to what is established in our local and national constitutions, which mandate us to protect animals. This decision urges the bullfighting industry to transform and generate violence-free events," expressed Clara Brugada.
The mayor emphasized that the Bullfighting Festival can continue, but without committing violent acts. She highlighted the importance of following the existing laws that protect animals, while thanking the male and female deputies of the capital's Congress for listening to the voice of the vast majority of the population in favor of this regulation.
