Employee of the Monumental de Mexico protests against the decision. Bloodless bullfights are now a reality in Mexico City. This Tuesday, the regulation of bloodless and non-violent bullfights was being debated in the Legislative Assembly of the Mexican capital.

The initiative, which was promoted by the capital city's mayor Clara Brugada, aims to move toward "violence-free" bullfighting events.

The time has come for significant changes. Mexico City has introduced a ban on bullfighting involving the use of sharp tools by matadors. The decision, passed by a vote of 61 to 1, has met with mixed reactions.