Manuel Trindade, a 22-year-old bullfighter, died after being struck by a bull at Campo Pequeno in Lisbon. His death has sparked a national debate on bullfighting in Portugal, with mixed reactions on social media. Trindade's mother expressed her grief and criticized negative comments about her son, while the political party PAN called for the abolition of bullfighting. The controversy highlights the cultural significance of bullfighting in Portugal, which dates back to the 13th century, and the ongoing discussions about its future.