Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco attend the bullfights at Palma (Majorca) during their stay on the occasion of the opening of Son Vida Hotel. Photo taken on July 2, 1961.
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Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco attend the bullfights at Palma (Majorca) during their stay on the occasion of the opening of Son Vida Hotel. Photo taken on July 2, 1961.
In April and August corridas de toros (bull fights) are held at the Plaza de Toros de La Malagueta (1876) in Málaga, Spain.
Bullfights are reviewed in the arts rather than the sports sections of Spanish newspapers and fall under the purview of the Ministry of Culture. Declared illegal by the Spanish constitutional court in 2016, the Catalan ban was as much about political grandstanding as protecting animal rights. In the wake of the 2017 illegal independence referendum, the xenophobic and anti-immigration Vox party exploited anti-Catalan and pro-bullfighting sentiment in its campaigning and has become the third-biggest force in Spanish politics. Star matador Morante de la Puebla often joins party leader Santiago Abascal on the campaign trail. But Vox has more to gain from the relationship than bullfighters, especially in rural areas where Abascal’s party has successfully attracted single-issue pro-bullfighting and hunting voters. The far-right has provided some protection for the profession, but it has also turned it into a more highly prized target. An increasing number of progressive citizens have a visceral dislike of bullfighting because it is seen as the last bastion for reactionaries with no place in a 21st-century European democracy.
Duncan Wheeler, ‘Coronavirus and culture wars: Spain’s bullfighting industry faces a crunch point in 2022’, Conversation
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