Thousands of sheep and goats moved through Madrid as part of an annual livestock festival, with a route change to avoid a housing protest camp, AP reported.
What readers should know: The event preserves an old grazing tradition inside a busy modern city. Coordinating participants, animals and public demonstrations illustrates the balance between cultural events and civic rights.
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