Mitrofán – Wikipedia
En Wikipedia en castellano la presión de unos monárquicos ha hecho que el artículo desaparezca, pero no de otras versiones de esta web.
Aqui tienen la versión inglesa, que por cierto contiene un enlace a la web de la BBC (Radio Televisión Pública Británica) con información sobre los hechos:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitrofan
Mitrofan
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Mitrofan was the name of the bear killed by Juan Carlos I, the Spanish king, during an illegal hunting in 2006 in Novlenskoye’s village, Russia, during a visit deprived of the monarch.
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Diverse mass media did echo of the news after the denunciation in a letter written by Sergei Starostin, vice-director of the Department of Conservation of Areas of Vologda’s Park, for Vyacheslav Pozgalevdado, governor of the region. In this letter Sergei affirmed that the bear was in state of drunkenness by means of a mixture of vodka with honey, instructed it was living in a nearby fairground where it was dancing for the visitors) and was moved to the park inside a cage with no care.
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