US EditionSpain's Pamplona Bull-Running Festival Starts, At Least Six Injured
- Thousands of runners participate each morning in the San Fermín bull-running festival held annually in Pamplona, Spain.
- Ernest Hemingway’s 1926 novel The Sun Also Rises, which follows American bohemians in Europe, helped bring worldwide recognition to the festival.
- Each day’s run lasts three to four minutes over an 846-meter cobblestone course with thousands of spectators watching from balconies and barricades.
- Up to 4,000 runners sprint ahead of six bulls led by steers while many suffer injuries or gorings, and four runners died on the deadliest day, July 13, 1980.
- The festival lasts nine days with bullfights each afternoon where professional matadors slaughter the morning’s bulls as part of ongoing cultural entertainment.
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At the first bull race in Pamplona, Spain, there were several injured.
·Germany
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The big day of Pamplona. On July 7th the city is immersed in the vibrant atmosphere of its major festivals, marking the big day in honor of San Fermín with a...
·Madrid, Spain
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The bulls of the famous Gaditan cattle ranch of Fuente Ymbro have starred this Monday, July 7, the first of the runnings of the Sanfermines from 2025 to 8 a.m. A run of two minutes and 36 seconds that the speeded up have carried out disaggregated, creating some moments of tension but without causing serious injuries by the bull's staff. You can see it again here:The bulls have come out from the corrals headed by the cabesters, which have begun g…
·Madrid, Spain
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