On 10 November, the Spanish government lodged an appeal with the Constitutional Court against aspects of the Balearic bullfighting legislation which it believed invaded state powers and were therefore unconstitutional. Madrid asked for a provisional suspension of the legislation, and the court has now agreed to this. The suspension will be in place for five months, at the end of which the court will have to decide to either lift the suspension or ratify it.
Animal welfare
Constitutional Court suspends Balearic bullfighting law
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