Prashant Mishra
The 13th century San Fermin festival has deep historical roots. The running of the bulls in particular is a celebrated tradition that attracts thousands of participants and spectators from all over the world.
Festival The Running of the Bulls involves hundreds of people competing in the streets of Pamplona with a team of bulls. This adrenaline-pumping event is both dangerous and exciting.
This year the corridor has faced increasing controversy. Animal rights activists stepped up their protests, calling the event cruel and inhumane, sparking a heated debate.
Activists organized demonstrations in Pamplona demanding an end to the corridor. Their protests highlight ethical and animal welfare issues surrounding the incident.
Supporters, Bulls Say It is an important cultural tradition and an important part of Pamplona's identity. They believe that the festival brings economic benefits and promotes the community.
Despite the controversy, the organizers implemented enhanced security measures for participants and for the protection of spectators. Medical teams and security personnel are on standby during the festival.
The Sanfermina Festival offers much more than the Running of the Bulls. It includes parades, fireworks, music and traditional dances, making it a lively celebration of Spanish culture.