Colombia Votes to End Bullfighting: 93 Yes to 2 No — A Landmark Decision for Animal Rights
Govind Tekale
Govind Tekale
Colombia's House of Representatives makes a decisive move, voting 93 to 2 in favor of ending bullfighting.
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With overwhelming support, Colombia edges closer to becoming a leader in animal rights advocacy.
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The ban, set to take effect in 2027, marks a significant milestone in the fight against animal cruelty.
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Representative Alejandro García, a key proponent, celebrates the culmination of years of effort and perseverance.
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Opposition parties, mainly the Democratic Center and Radical Change, express dissent in the face of the historic decision.
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Christian Garcés, among those opposing the ban, raises concerns over potential job losses and economic repercussions.
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President Gustavo Petro, a vocal advocate for animal welfare, reaffirms his commitment to ending shows involving animal abuse.
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Petro's message resonates: those who take pleasure in the death of animals may eventually do the same with humans.
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As Colombia embarks on this transformative journey, the global spotlight shines on its progressive stance on animal rights.
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