MP PP in the Basque Parliament Carlos Urquijo has asked the regional government to "protect" the "bullfighting", declared Cultural Qualified, with the aim of in Euskadi "not the same thing happen that has happened in Catalonia, where these shows have been banned since 2012.
Urquijo, through a statement, announced the filing of a counter-opinion to a parliamentary initiative of EB, in which this training raises the need to address the debate "about bullfighting" and warns of "the inconsistency of having a Protection Act which prohibits abuse animals but excludes the case of "fighting bulls.
MP 'popular' believes that" follow the trail "of the Catalan government" is an absurdity that violates our customs and is a blatant disregard of our reality. "
In his view, the proposed EB" seeks to leverage the media coverage achieved in Catalonia with a discussion has very little to do with the priorities and wishes of the Basques. "The bullfighting is one of our most unique traditions and the PP is always going to be defending that which is part of our identity and cultural heritage," said . The PP will ask the Basque Government, under Law 7 / 1990 of the Basque Cultural Heritage, is declared the "party" of the bulls "Cultural Well Qualified".
Urquijo recalled that Chapter V this standard Ethnographic Heritage dedicated to in Article 53, states that "ethnographic intangible assets, such as habits, customs, creations, behaviors, that transcend the material remains that may manifest itself will be safeguarded by the competent authority under this Act, through promoting their research and their exhaustive collection on material to ensure their transmission to future generations. "
The 'popular' ask the Basque autonomous government" greater involvement policy "in this case." The protection of bullfighting has a fit perfectly legal in the Basque regulations, so ask to be applied in order to both protect this tradition, and to promote and disseminate, "said Urquhart .
Source: europapress.es
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