Migrant Deported to El Salvador; Mexico City Bans Bullfighting

In a recent development, a Venezuelan migrant residing in the United States was deported to El Salvador despite having no prior criminal history. The deportation has sparked debate regarding current immigration procedures and the criteria used for removal. Advocates for the migrant are questioning the rationale behind the decision, citing the individual's lack of criminal activity and potential vulnerability in El Salvador.

Separately, Mexico City has implemented a ban on violent bullfighting. The move comes after sustained pressure from animal rights organizations and public outcry against the perceived cruelty of the sport. The ban prohibits events where bulls are harmed or killed. Supporters of bullfighting argue that it is a traditional cultural practice, but opponents contend that it is inhumane and should be outlawed. The ban in Mexico City represents a major step forward for animal welfare advocates in the region and may influence similar decisions in other areas.