Lawmakers in Mexico City enacted new rules to make bullfighting less bloody. The fights are not banned outright, but they will be shorter and have more ways to protect bulls and matadors. Diego Oré, a reporter for Reuters, talks about the details of the new rules and what it means for the historic colonial pastime in Mexico.
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