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Spanish media are discussing the aftermath of the breakup between bullfighter Roca Rey and Tana Rivera, daughter of Francisco Rivera Ordóñez. Journalist Pilar Vidal has publicly denied rumours that Roca Rey was involved with another woman, addressing speculation circulating around the separation. The story is drawing wide attention in Spain's celebrity press.
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Portuguese rejoneador Diego Ventura has announced he will stop attending trophy presentations that fall outside his professional commitments. The announcement, reported by bullfighting outlet Mundotoro, marks a change in how the leading horseback bullfighter will handle ceremonial appearances. The news is circulating in Spain, where Ventura is a prominent figure on the rejoneo circuit.
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Spanish bullfighting media are reporting on Román's important debut in Lima, fighting bulls from the Victorino Martín ranch. The event is being covered by toro publications such as Mundotoro, drawing attention from bullfighting fans in Spain and Latin America. Victorino Martín is one of the most famous and demanding fighting bull breeders in Spain, so performances against its cattle carry particular weight for matadors.
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Spanish journalist Pilar Eyre is in the news for two reasons: her new book 'Sucesión', in which she claims Felipe VI and Queen Letizia perform better at close quarters, and her appearance as a guest on the returning second season of Henar Álvarez's TVE talk show 'Al cielo con ella'. In publicity around both, Eyre also commented on Victoria Federica, saying she does not take to her partly because the princess likes bullfighting while Eyre is anti-bullfighting.
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À Punt, the Valencian public broadcaster, has reportedly spent more than one million euros on bullfighting broadcasts since 2025, including 227,000 euros for the San Isidro fair. The figure, reported by Moncloa.com, is drawing criticism in Spain over the use of public money for bullfighting, a practice that remains politically divisive between supporters of tradition and opponents of public funding.
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Peruvian bullfighter Andrés Roca Rey is back in the Spanish spotlight after Tana Rivera, daughter of singer Rocío Jurado's family circle, broke her silence about their relationship. In a new interview she said they 'love each other very much' and that both are doing well, putting an end to recent speculation about the couple.
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À Punt, the Valencian public television channel, drew an audience share of 7.5% with its broadcast of the bullfighting events of the Fira d'Onda, making Monday's programme the most-watched content of the day in the region. Local media are highlighting the ratings boost for the channel, which comes amid other coverage of its news output and Valencian political commentary around the 9 d'Octadre festivities.
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Peruvian bullfighter Roca Rey is reportedly linked to a young woman from Pamplona following his breakup with Tana Rivera, the daughter of Enrique Ponce. Spanish press, including La Voz de Galicia, are covering the reported new romance, keeping the matador and the Rivera-Ponce family in the celebrity spotlight.
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A traffic accident involving a truck carrying horses is being reported in Spain in connection with Diego Ventura, the Extremadura-based rejoneador, or mounted bullfighter. Regional media in Cáceres are covering the story, and searches about the incident are drawing significant attention. Details about injuries, the number of horses involved, or the cause of the crash have not been confirmed in available reporting.
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Spanish press report that Peruvian bullfighter Andrés Roca Rey has been seen in the company of an unidentified blonde woman, according to a social chronicle column, at a time when his relationship with Tana Rivera is said to be going through a crisis. The claim has put the matador back in celebrity headlines and fueled speculation about the state of the couple's relationship.
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Japanese social media users are discussing furutaburuma, a traditional bullfighting-style spectacle in which two bulls lock horns and push each other, with matches ending when one retreats. The events, held in regions such as Okinawa and Yamaguchi Prefecture, are trending as clips of the contests circulate widely.