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Pope Francis Faces Calls to End Bullfighting Amid Protests by Animal Rights Activists

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Animal rights activists disrupted Pope Francis' audience, demanding an end to bullfighting, a controversial practice condemned by the Catholic Church since the 16th century.

After having interfered in the National Assembly, the question of bullfighting comes to the Vatican.

Two animal rights activists interrupted Pope Francis' weekly audience this Wednesday.

The two activists from the organization “For Ethics in the Treatment of Animals” (Peta), which defends animal rights.

Bullfighting is a sin,” read signs in English and Italian.

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Refs: | Le Figaro | Le Parisien |

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