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In the middle of a bullfight, Álvaro Múnera did something that stunned everyone watching. The crowd was roaring. The bull charged hard. The moment the ritual demanded had arrived. Múnera lifted his cape, moving exactly as years of training had taught him to move. And then he stopped. He sank down into the sand and sat there. No pose. No gesture for the crowd. Just silence. The noise faded, replaced by confusion and disbelief. Later, he tried to explain what changed inside him. He said the horns no longer looked like a threat. When he met the bull’s eyes, he did not see fury. He saw fear. Innocence. An animal forced into violence it never chose. “This wasn’t a fight,” he said afterward. “It was cruelty.” He set the sword down and walked out of the arena, knowing he would never return. That moment ended his life as a matador, but it opened another path. Múnera became a vocal critic of bullfighting and animal abuse. He spoke to students, wrote about his transformation, and worked alongside groups defending animals. He taught that empathy matters more than tradition, and that real bravery can mean refusing to harm when harm is expected. Many accused him of betraying his culture. Others laughed at the idea that compassion could outweigh applause. He did not back down. The man who once killed for cheers chose instead to stand for mercy. His story reminds us that no custom is beyond question, and no life is locked into a single role. Sometimes everything changes in one instant. One look. One choice. One quiet decision to walk away.

All animals want is to be left alone to enjoy their lives. 🧡

Where’s the media? 😡

WE NEVER LEARNT… "It wasn't Hitler, Göring, Göbbels, Himmler and all those who were called that, who abducted and beat me. No! It was the shoemaker, the neighbor, the grocer, the milkman, the postman. They got a uniform and then they were the master race."

These are Minnesotans out there in the freezing cold weather showing their way of Resisting ICE!

🇩🇰🇬🇱 Copenhagen is showing up for Greenland. Because Greenland isn’t a trophy. It’s a people.

After 9/11, NATO's Article 5 was invoked for the first (and only) time ever by the United States. Troops from Denmark, the UK, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Australia, Spain, Poland, Norway, Romania, Turkey, New Zealand, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Ukraine, Finland, and many others joined the fight in Afghanistan. More than one thousand of these soldiers paid the ultimate price. And how does the US respond to this? By threatening to take over Greenland. Author: Pekka Kallioniemi

Trumps tariffs today brings into sharp relief how our isolated status post Brexit leaves us vulnerable - We must urgently and ambitiously reset our relationship with the EU as part of strengthening NATO so we can stand up to bullies wherever they are and whatever they threaten.

A real shame if this photo went viral again today.

I was wondering why young people aren’t up in arms, protesting, posting about climate breakdown and the oil Industry that threatens their future. Apart from the millions spent on propaganda on social media, the lying from Trump, Reform and the Tories, the lack of concern from politicians and almost anyone in the media, there haven’t been programmes about climate change for years now… This is 7 years old: @bbcnews @itvnews @SkyNews @itv @ITNProductions

🚨 BREAKING: ICE is now disappearing Native Americans. ICE and Border Patrol are not protecting anyone. They are trafficking and disappearing POC under the cover of “immigration enforcement”... And now, in Minnesota, agents are taking Oglala Sioux tribal members, U.S. citizens, Indigenous people on their own land, and effectively vanishing them. Tribal leadership has been desperately trying to locate them. No charges. No transparency. No confirmation of where they are being held. Just federal agents grabbing unhoused Native men and refusing to account for them. If this were about undocumented immigrants, tribal members wouldn’t be on the list. If this were about “criminals,” tribal governments wouldn’t be searching for their own people like they’ve been abducted. This is what trafficking by the state looks like: • Target people who are poor, unhoused, or marginalized • Snatch them during coordinated raids • Move them between agencies and facilities • Refuse to disclose locations • Pretend it’s “procedure” They are doing this to Black, Latino and Asian communities every day… and now they’re doing it to Native people, the original citizens of this land, protected by treaties the federal government is legally bound to honor. When Native Americans can be disappeared by ICE, no one is “safe.” This is not law enforcement. This is not immigration policy. This is a system that treats POC as disposable bodies… and calls it national security.

Meanwhile in Copenhagen they’re having a "Hands Off Greenland" protest near the American embassy

Fantastic turn out by antiracists & antifascists in Exeter today - overwhelmingly outnumbering a feeble turn out by the far right. #Solidarity to all who came out.

Don't forget about her. 💔

Well done Poland

Horses used for carriage rides endure long hours in harsh conditions, pulling heavy loads through noisy, polluted streets with no rest. 🐴💔 The constant strain causes exhaustion, lameness, and suffering, yet they are forced to keep working for human profit. 😰 Animals are sentient beings, not tools. They deserve freedom from exploitation. 🙏🚫 Credits: @animalsavemvmt | @peta | napolianimalsave (IG) | coimbraanimalsave (IG) | votersforanimalrights (IG) | DM for credit #horses #donkeys #carriagerides #animalrights #animalliberation

Foxhounds are ALREADY being killed by hunts!

Prosecute and Abolish ICE.