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Thursday, April 18, 2024

Spain Decriminalizes Zoophilia

'Bestiality will no longer be considered a criminal offense if there are no injuries to the animal...'

(Dmytro “Henry” AleksandrovHeadline USA) The Spanish Parliament decided to promote leftists’ sexual degeneracy by accepting and decriminalizing zoophilia — a desire to have sex with animals — as long as the animal does not receive “an injury that requires veterinary treatment.”

“Bestiality will no longer be considered a criminal offense if there are no injuries to the animal. This is established by the new Penal Code through the new Animal Welfare Law promoted by Minister Ione Belarra that was approved in Congress on February 9,” reported a Mundotoro article, according to the Post Millennial.

Ione Belarra Urteaga, Spain’s Minister of Social Rights and 2030 Agenda, supported the passing of the law.

According to article 337.1 of the Spanish Penal Code, bestiality was previously illegal and punishable by three months and one day to one year in prison” according to Mundotoro.

The new law changes the penal code by deleting article 337, completely removing the “sexual exploitation” of animals’ language from the code.

“It will be punished with a prison sentence of three to eighteen months or a fine of six to twelve months and with the penalty of special disqualification from one to five years for the exercise of a profession, trade or trade that is related to animals and for the Animal possession is the one that, outside of legally regulated activities and by any means or procedure, including acts of a sexual nature, causes an animal that is domesticated, tamed, domesticated or that lives temporarily or permanently under human control an injury that requires veterinary treatment to the restoration of his health,” the new reform, or title XVI, states.

The Post Millennial reported that the qualifying change is if the sex act with an animal causes the creature to need treatment at the vet.

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