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Which are Spain’s most outstanding:

Rock Bands?
Cities?
Foods?

| Category: Videos | Wednesday, September 28th, 2011 |

Bye bye to the bulls in Barcelona…

After Catalonia's presumably last bullfight, Guy Hedgecoe asks whether the tradition is in its dying days across Spain.

By Iberosphere

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Author: Iberosphere
Published: Sep 28 2011
Category: Videos
Republication: Creative Commons, non-commercial
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Tags: barcelona bullfight, bulfight, bullfighting, catalan nationalism, catalonia bullfight ban, monumental barcelona, spain, toros

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