Sanfermines

Wednesday’s event featured animals from the Jandilla ranch, and was completed in just over two minutes

Watch the video of Tuesday’s event, which was over in just 2 minutes 13 seconds, and left two people injured

Despite their reputation, the animals of the Cebada Gago ranch inflicted little damage in their 31st year at the world-famous festival

Videos on the convicted sex offenders’ cellphones revealed their groping and assault of an unconscious 21-year-old during a car journey

Two members of the gang, convicted of sexually abusing an 18-year-old, were recognized at the weekend while at a birthday celebration

Ángel Boza ran over two security guards after he was caught trying to steal a pair of sunglasses

In just two minutes and 12 seconds, animals from the Miura stockbreeder ran the streets of the northern Spanish city of Pamplona today, the last of this year’s Sanfermines runs

Runner gets left arm ripped by a horn in a fast Friday morning run at the San Fermín festival

The Jandilla bulls lived up to their reputation with a fast and dangerous race that saw one runner gored

The Jandilla ranch has produced some of the most dangerous bulls in San Fermín history

The steers led most of the way at the morning run of the world-famous San Fermín fiestas, until two bulls from the Victoriano del Río ranch finally decided that enough was enough

Day 5 of the world-famous Sanfermines fiestas saw animals from the Núñez del Cuvillo take to the streets of the northern Spanish city of Pamplona this morning

The animals from the Fuente Ymbro stockbreeder lived up to their reputation as some of the fastest to run the Pamplona streets, arriving in the pen in just two minutes, 15 seconds

On July 6, a rocket known as the chupinazo kicked off the mother of all Spanish fiestas. A million people from all over the planet come to Pamplona every year for the Sanfermines, an orgy of sound and color that lasts nine days and nights, and where no one is looking at their watch. This year San Fermín is looking to catch its breath in the wake of ‘La Manada’ sexual assault case. Here is how the biggest party in the world gets going

EL PAÍS looks at the staggering figures behind Pamplona’s world-famous bull-running fiestas

Pamplona-based writer Miguel Izu debunks some of the myths perpetuated over the years

Despite a mortality rate of just 0.017%, for 54% of the runners it’s a one-off event fueled by excitement and fear and the desire to feel alive at the end of it

Local writer Miguel Izu debunks some of the myths surrounding Pamplona’s famous fiesta