Overview
- Burgos council is evaluating land allocation alongside the academy’s pledge to cover construction costs for the 300-metre Toro de España
- Vox deputy mayor Fernando Martínez-Acitores promotes the statue as a global landmark set to transform tourism in Burgos
- The design features panoramic observation decks in the bull’s horns with restaurants, souvenir shops, viewing platforms at its base
- Socialist former mayor Daniel de la Rosa derides the plan as a “disastrous joke”; Proanbur spokeswoman Judith Sánchez labels it an insensitive provocation glorifying cruelty
- A recent poll suggests 77 percent of Spaniards oppose bullfighting, highlighting waning public support for taurine traditions