Dozens of people from all over the world took part in a “bloody” protest against bullfighting and the Running of the Bulls.
After years of efforts by animal advocates, bulls will no longer be chased and stabbed to death in the Toro de la Vega “festival.”
Banking conglomerate ING nets a PETA prize for recognizing that industries that exploit animals are a bad investment.
This could signal the final nail in the coffin for Spain’s already struggling bullfighting industry.
Things are shifting in Spain. In the last few months, we’ve seen progress for animals in towns and cities all across the country.
Powerful new photos tell the distressing story of what happens to bulls at the annual San Fermín festival in Pamplona, Spain, each July.
Several people were gored by a bull at Peru’s Festival of the Crosses.
PETA extends an olive branch to striking bullfighters.
One hundred brave animal activists fight for bulls in this awe-inspiring video. Watch now.
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The last bull has been stabbed to death in Barcelona now that the last scheduled bullfight has taken place in Catalonia, the Spanish region that’s widely considered to be bullfighting’s birthplace. Faced with nearly empty arenas and growing condemnation of killing bulls for “sport,” the ban on this sadistic spectacle officially goes into effect January … Read more »
Things are getting muy caliente at the PETA office during National Hispanic Heritage Month. We rounded up some of our favorite ads starring Latino supporters and created a slideshow hotter than the month of August. From fighting fur and “fixing” animal homelessness to goring bullfighting and getting gorgeous with veggies, these Latin stars are … Read more »
More than 100 supporters of PETA U.K. and the Spanish group AnimaNaturalis lay naked and “bloodied” in Pamplona’s main square on Sunday to protest the cruel bull runs and subsequent bullfights, in which bulls are tortured and killed during the city’s annual festival of San Fermín. They aren’t the only ones exposing Spain’s … Read more »
Voters in Ecuador recently banned bullfighting in the country, ending 500 years of stabbing bulls to death for “entertainment.” While it is still legal for matadors to fight bulls (as long as the animal is not killed), a similar 2004 restriction in the city of Cuenca resulted in the virtual disappearance of bullfighting. Bulls are still being … Read more »
