The PP proposes reinstating the National Bullfighting Award if it governs Spain
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The People's Party (PP) has included a commitment in its electoral programme: to restore the National Bullfighting Award if it comes to government in Spain. The proposal appears in the party's document and was published by the specialist outlet Tendido7.co.
The verb "restituir" (to restore) indicates that the award is no longer currently granted and that the party wants to award it again. The National Bullfighting Award is a recognition that the Ministry of Culture used to grant to individuals or entities related to the world of bullfighting. Bullfighting is a topic of debate in Spain, with supporters who consider it part of the cultural heritage and critics who oppose bullfights on ethical and animal welfare grounds.
The available information includes no further statements from the party's leaders nor details on how the award would work if it were reinstated. Neither the timeline nor the conditions of the proposal are specified. Therefore, for now, only the intention expressed in the electoral programme is known.
The announcement is part of the PP's programme for a possible arrival in government. As with other electoral proposals, its implementation would depend on the outcome of the elections and on the approval of the corresponding measures.
Sources: Tendido7.co
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