In the 1960s, thousands of people from Arizona would cross into Mexico and head to the Plaza de Toros to witness man against bull. Today, the Plaza de Toros is only a memory of what it once was.

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The return of bullfights, which has been celebrated in Mexico since the 16th century, was met with scrutiny from about 300 animal rights supporters, who gathered outside Monumental Plaza de Toros ...

Karla de los Angeles was tossed into the air in front of 5,000 spectators at Plaza de Toros Mexico, in Mexico City, the world's biggest bullring. News. Ian Hughes.