Mexico City has proposed new legislation to reform bullfighting practices, aiming to eliminate violence and animal suffering during events. The initiative would transform bullfighting into a non-violent spectacle that prioritizes animal welfare while preserving the economic activity and jobs surrounding the tradition. The proposed regulations would prohibit the use of sharp objects that cause injuries or death to the bulls, and each bull's time in the ring would be limited. The initiative also includes measures to protect both the bulls and the participants, such as applying protective pads to the bulls' horns. However, the proposal has faced opposition from members of the bullfighting community who argue that the new rules could signify the end of traditional bullfighting.