Bullfighting is one of the most beloved cultural events in Spain and several Latin American countries, including Mexico, which is home to the largest bullfighting ring in the world, seating 40,000 fans.

Opponents, however, view bullfighting as a cruel and torturous blood sport, and have successfully lobbied for it to be banned in several countries, and in at least three Mexican states.

Correspondent Mike Kirsch reports on the raging debate over the future of bullfighting.

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Art or blood sport? Mexico considers banning the bullfight

It's a centuries-old tradition but recently, the cause for heated debate. As protesters call it cruel and tortuous, Mexico considers banning bullfights.