The Boycott is Launched!

THIS IS SPAIN!
A boycott against Spain has been launched. Don't visit Spain on holiday, don't buy Spanish goods. Help the animals of Spain.
Visit Cruelty in Spain to discover more information about the boycott which has been launched against Spain and their abuse to animals, galgos/bulls.
Their website is informative and there is also a petition stating you will never go to a bullfight - bull murders. Scroll to the bottom of the page, right-hand side, for the link to add your name to the petition against bull fighting.
PLEASE PASS IT ON TO ALL CONTACTS! There are distressing clips, but please don't turn away! The animals in the clips didn't get the chance It is only like this we can help the animals of Spain by seeing the truth and acting on it.
Also, if you have a website, add the banner to your website, let them know and they will add you as a participant in the boycott.





I´m from Seville, Spain. I live with 4 dogs. 2 of them are galgos, Robin y Lua. Lua will stay with me forever (she is my girl), but Robin is waiting for someone to adopt him in Netherlands. I love greyhounds, they are so calm and lovely, and I think we all must fight against the cruelty they suffer, but I also think that this kind of boycott is not the right way. People who hunt with galgos are not the same people who make, distribute or sell the wine and the cheese. If you stop buying manchego cheese you are only doing harm to the people who live from this industry, not to the "galgueros". Instead,we must fight for the laws to be changed, in order to achieve the prohibition of hunting with greyhounds.
That´s only my humble opinion.
Posted by: Inma | Apr 16, 2008 at 08:52 AM
Hi
Thank you for reading Galgo News, and for taking the time to comment. Everyone's opinion is worthwhile.
I appreciate what you say about the boycott affecting local people who rely on the food and wine producing industry. But they are also the people who live in the areas where the horrendous atrocities are perpetrated against the galgos. And so, if their livelihood is affected by a boycott of the goods they produce, they might feel compelled to rise up against the galguerros.
Please do keep reading Galgo News.
Regards
B
Posted by: Mediabee | Apr 16, 2008 at 10:45 AM