Pamplona

PETA is offering the mayor of Pamplona, Spain, a whopping €298,000 to put an end to the cruel Running of the Bulls forever.

This cancellation must set a precedent for the future and prompt permanent change.

The youth travel company has removed the San Fermín festival from its itineraries.

“The bull was terrified and in excruciating pain – we couldn’t leave him to die alone.”

Around 100 activists wearing bull horns and not much else reminded festival-goers that bulls die a bloody death in Pamplona.

Fifty-four bulls are killed every year at the San Fermín festival in Spain.

Thirty women’s, children’s, and animal-protection groups come together to demand an end to violence at the San Fermín festival.

Pamplona’s mayor calls the future of the Running of the Bulls into question.

Pamplona’s annual San Fermín festival is a bloodbath for bulls. We’re protesting against the cruelty.

Every year before the cruelty and bloodshed of the San Fermin festival, we turn up to remind the world of the animals who will be killed in Pamplona’s bullring.