Tens of thousands of revelers celebrated Pamplona's annual San Fermín bull-running festival in northern Spain. The highlight ...

Every year, thousands of people line the medieval streets of Pamplona to witness the centuries-old tradition of running with bulls. Many watch from balconies and wooden barricades along the course.

Dressed in the traditional bull runner’s garb of a white shirt and red neck-scarf, Yomara Martínez, 30, sprinted in the death ...

Revelers run alongside Miura's fighting bulls during the last running of the bulls at the San Fermín festival in Pamplona, ...

There are a total of nine morning runs or “encierros” during the famous celebrations held in the northern Spanish city of ...

The San Fermín festival, Spain’s most internationally known celebration, kicked off on Sunday with the traditional chupinazo ...

Video. Thousands of runners raced through the narrow, cobbled streets of Pamplona on Monday as the first bull run of Spain's ...

Tens of thousands of revelers packed the main square in Pamplona’s, northern Spain, on Sunday to celebrate the traditional ...

Video. Out of 4,000 runners, only 6% of people who participate in the centuries-old tradition of the bull run are women, ...

Six people were taken to hospital on Sunday after the penultimate bull run at the San Fermin festival in the northern Spanish ...

A red glove - in the colour of the traditional San Fermín scarf - became a symbol of the protests. Pamplona, meanwhile, has been battling to portray itself as a safe place for women.

The contradictions behind associating a saint revered by millions with a celebration marked by animal cruelty, drunkenness, ...