Environment
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Bullfighting Across Europe Kept Alive Despite Ban Attempts Due to Millions of Euros Paid
Many countries throughout the world have banned the 'sport' bullfighting by law to bring an end to the 'cruel practice'. Meanwhile, Europe still considers it as a national culture and somehow kept the practice alive despite MEP's attempt to ban subsidies to breeding farms of fighting bulls.
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