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Dicmo bull run controversy in Croatia
Overview
A traditional bull‑run in the town of Dicmo, near Split, was announced for 1 August, with folk singers Goga Sekulić and Rada Manojlović slated as headline entertainment. Social‑media users joked about betting on “Goga’s bulls” or “Rada’s bulls,” generating light‑hearted hype around the event.
When the night‑time bullfight took place on 2 August, hundreds attended the spectacle, which also featured a tombola prize and live music by the same singers. Animal‑rights activists quickly condemned the fights as cruel and un‑Croatian, calling for a ban and sparking a heated public debate over cultural tradition versus animal protection.
Entities
Dicmo · Marija · Croatian korida · Goga Sekulić · Goga Sekulići
Timeline
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13 days ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesDicmo Bullfighting Night Stirs Animal‑Rights Outcry in CroatiaTraditional night bullfight in Dicmo, Croatia, attracted hundreds, featured music acts and a car prize, but animal‑rights groups condemned it as cruel and called for a ban.
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16 days ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesGoga Sekulić and Rada Manojlović headline Dicmo bull runFolk singers Goga Sekulić and Rada Manojlović will headline the Dicmo bull run on Aug 1, sparking social‑media betting on whose “bulls” will win the Croatian korida championship.
Sources
jutarnji.hr · kurir.rs · nemazabranjenih.rs · novilist.hr