An estimated 400 people may not sound a lot, but animal rights party Progreso en Verde was pleased at the turnout on Saturday for a protest against the exploitation of horses that pull carriages in Palma. The president of Progreso en Verde, Guillermo Amengual, said: "We've been used to protests with 20 or 30 people, so what has what happened today has exceeded our expectations. We are very happy."
Palma stages its largest protest against horse carriages
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