The Federation of Bullfighting peñas from the ‘bous al carrer’ of the Valencian Community prepares legal measures and sanctions against Ministry of Culture by DELETE he Price National Bullfight. That is why he will go to court to “defend bullfighting as a cultural expression of the identity of our land and of all of Spain.”
In a statement, the group argues that a “simple reading” of the standard reveals that it is not only “arbitrary and unmotivated,” but also incurs “DETOUR of can“for having “imposed a political or ideological criterion on reality and current legislation”, given that “it is evident that bullfighting is one of the greatest representatives of the cultural heritage that unites all Spaniards and sister nations.”
Furthermore, he adds that the ministerial decree that abolishes the National Bullfighting Award – published last Friday in the Official State Gazette (BOE) – is “manifestly contrary to the fundamental legislation of the State” which imposes on public authorities “the duty to guarantee” the conservation of bullfighting and promote its enrichment, in accordance with the provisions of article 46 of the Constitution.
In fact, the Federation of Bullfighting Clubs of the Valencian Community has accused the Minister of Culture, Ernest Urtasunand to the “authorities and officials responsible for the government” of “obviate in a blatant and obscene manner legal mandate“.
For all these reasons, the organization affirms that it will act “with the power this requires everything that happened “in the face of a regulatory standard” of a marked nature ideological” which “limits constitutionally and legally recognized rights”, in addition to “violating legality in a voluntary, conscious and obscene manner”.
