Payasos, acrobatas marchan en ciudad de Mexico contra veto a animales en circos

A large group of circus workers, including acrobats and clowns, protested in Mexico City against a new law banning the use of animals in circuses. The law, passed by the Legislative Assembly, is yet to be enacted by the city's mayor. If enacted, Mexico City will join other regions with similar bans. The law does not apply to aquatic shows with dolphins, bullfights, or rodeos, which has sparked criticism.

Why did acrobats and clowns protest in Mexico City?

• They wanted higher wages.

• They opposed a ban on circus animals.

• They demanded better working conditions.

• They were against new circus safety regulations.

What is a potential consequence of the animal ban according to the protesters?

• More government funding for circuses.

• Loss of jobs for both animals and humans.

• Expansion of circus performances.

• Increased ticket prices.

What needs to happen for the animal ban to become law in Mexico City?

• Signature by the city's mayor.

• A public referendum.

• Approval by the federal government.

• A vote by the circus community.

Which of the following is NOT affected by the animal ban?

• Circus performances.

• Aquatic shows with dolphins.

• Street performances.

• Animal parades.

What has the animal ban in circuses led to?

• Criticism due to exceptions for certain shows.

• Increased popularity of circuses.

• Widespread public support.

• Immediate implementation across the country.