Bullfighting MARIA CAMILA ARCILA ROJAS TATIANA GOMEZ MARIN 11.1 ELKIN ESPINAL.
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BullfightingMARIA CAMILA ARCILA ROJAS
TATIANA GOMEZ MARIN
11.1
ELKIN ESPINAL
Content1. Origin
I. Protagonists
II. Causes
III. Consequences
2. Current situation
I. Advantages
II. Disadvantages
3. Future situation
4. Possible solutions
Origin
Consequences:
1. Violence
2. Moral and ethics
3. Protests
4. Country’s reputation
Causes:
1. Entertainment
2. Culture
3. Tradition
Protagonists:
• Spain
• Portugal
• southern France
• (Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela and Peru)
Current situation Bullfighting takes place in only nine countries around the world. A considerable number of countries have banned bullfighting by law, e.g. Argentina, Canada, Cuba, Denmark, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. There are even certain regions within the bullfighting countries that have abolished bullfighting; e.g. The Canary Islands in Spain, and most of France. Whilst some artists and writers have defended bullfighting, many others have opposed it. These include Hans Christian Andersen, Alain Delon, Victor Hugo, Franz Kafka, Renaud, Rainer Maria Rilke, George Bernard Shaw, Albert Schweitzer, Mark Twain, and H.G. Wells.
Arguments FOR!
• Cultural• Traditions• Country’s Identity• Sport• Bull has a better life• It is more humane than butchering
Arguments For
Arguments AGAINSTArguments against
• Cruelty against animals• Danger to humans• Ruin a country’s reputation• Violence from protests• Morals and ethics• Suffering• Bulls aren’t the only animals to suffer
Future situation of bullfighting
• Bullfighting will become illegal• Education against animal cruelty • Other traditional and cultural events
could be put in jeopardy
POSITIVE NEGATIVE
Possible Solutions Complete prohibition
Educating the public even those who see it as a tradition or a cultural event that gives an identity to the country.
Law enforcement
Increased negative publicity
Public manifestations to raise government awareness
Referenceso https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullfighting