Bull Fighting In Spain - Animals As Entertainment? | timesXtwo
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Should animals ever be used for entertainment?\r
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In one story, we expose the cruelty in illegal circuses and embed with the team shutting them down. Plus, in this story, we meet the people keeping Spains Bull Fighting tradition alive. \r
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We went to a festival in Valencia, Spain, last month, where each night six bulls are killed. The matadors are huge celebrities and often get paid upwards of EUR30,000 for one fight. Its still a popular tradition but over recent years has been coming under threat \r
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Should animals ever be used for entertainment?\r
\r
In one story, we expose the cruelty in illegal circuses and embed with the team shutting them down. Plus, in this story, we meet the people keeping Spains Bull Fighting tradition alive. \r
\r
We went to a festival in Valencia, Spain, last month, where each night six bulls are killed. The matadors are huge celebrities and often get paid upwards of EUR30,000 for one fight. Its still a popular tradition but over recent years has been coming under threat \r
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Whos side are you on?\r
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Content produced by BBC Digital Current Affairs\r
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