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Resuming the Live Broadcast of Bullfighting in Spain
Resuming the Live Broadcast of Bullfighting in Spain
During the last six years, Spain's state-run television, TVE, has not broadcast live bullfighting. The previous socialist government cut live transmissions due to cost and children's viewing time. The new government, led by center-right Popular Party (PP), appointed a new management team, which is now planning to resume live broadcasts. However, opposition conservatives are livid at the move.

The Spanish bullfighting industry has been hurt by the global economic crisis. It has also suffered due to the decrease in youth popularity. It was thought to be popularized by Romans, but it is not clear whether the sport has survived in Spain. The animal rights groups claim that bullfighting is cruel, but the Spanish government says it has nothing to do with animal cruelty.

In addition, the current Spanish Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, has been a strong supporter of bullfighting. Last year, 65 million people went to bullfights in Spain.

A group of bullfighting supporters recently won a petition for special status with a vote of 180 to 40. The petition asked the Spanish government to broadcast live bullfights. 107 abstentions were also included in the vote. This is a victory for democracy. But the bullfighting community is concerned that this move is not in the best interest of the sport.

A new management team led by the Popular Party is preparing to restore live bullfighting to state-run TV. They believe that broadcasting the sport is primarily for the potential audience. It has been a tough decision to make, as the industry's international reputation has been damaged by the economic crisis. Until now, the state-run television has aired only a dozen bullfights throughout the season.

The PP's new management team believes that the broadcasting of bullfights will help keep the sport alive. They also believe that the sport is not a threat to the European Union television rules. They also say that they will not pay the bullring company. However, a source at the state-run television says that bullfighting is too bloodthirsty for children to watch.

The PP also plans to pressure the Spanish government to restore the broadcasts. The conservative opposition believes that this is a partisan move. Previously, the socialist government had argued that it was wrong to broadcast animal killing at 6 p.m. and that it would cause confusion with people who were watching other programmes. However, the PP believes that the sport has a strong cultural significance and that it needs to be included in public broadcasts.

The Spanish government has been accused of trying to remove leftwing journalists from the state-run television. In addition, the Animalist party lobbies against bullfighting. The Spanish government has also been accused of bidding for the rights to broadcast bullfights. This is part of a controversial reform of TVE. The government is trying to improve the quality of broadcasts and is trying to keep up with EU regulations.

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