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Riders News Agency is reporting, well, those crazy Spaniards are added again.

A goat, which was to be hurled from a church bell-free in a Spanish village's annual ritual,

never left the ground when participants were threatened with heavy governmental fines.

They're hurling a goat. After years of ignoring pleas from animal rights activists who consider the tradition in

humane, village officials put a stop to this year's jump of the goat by vowing tough actions against goat

tulsers. Now, Bubba, what about 2000 people, many of them drunk on wine, gathered in the streets of

manganese, del al polvrocio. In northern Spain, during the village's annual fiesta to see what happened.

When you brought a brown goat to the front of the church, they told the crowd they would go through the

ritual if others paid their fines up to $15,000 American dollars each.

No one took them up on the offer and the goat hurling was abruptly cancelled.

There had been rumors, revelers would use a stuffed goat. But participants said that would have been

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