Sanfermines 2024

The confinement of the Sanfermines on July 13 at Present from 07:40.

The confinement of the Sanfermines on July 14 at 7:40.

It took them 5 minutes and 22 seconds to make the journey, and there have been moments of great tension and danger. 

A summary of what will be news today, in two words.

The events took place on the night of 5 July and were reported by the mothers of two 10-year-old victims. The aggressor was arrested by passers-by who realized that he was taking the minor against his will.

The July 7 lock-up is special. Only the runners who see each other at this time meet again. Everyone has their reasons to run or wants to overcome their challenge.

Thousands of people have wanted to see the traditional procession of San Fermín live.

Known for his informative work in the health apparatus of the Sanfermines, his colleagues paid tribute to him before the start of the confinement. José Aldaba died on 31 January at the age of 58.

The former announcerof Euskadi Irratia has spent years conveying to his audience the excitement of the Sanfermines' enclosures. Leaving the micro, he now collaborates in the work until the beginning of the confinement.

The bulls of Fuente Ymbro, typical of the sanfermines, have run the lockdown for the eighteenth time and are known for their homogeneous speed and presence. This time they have been the first to travel the 848 meters between Santo Domingo and Monumental Pamplonesa.

There have been numerous falls of bulls and runners, but there does not appear to have been any mast, and according to the official balance sheet, six runners have been injured by bruises.

A summary of what will be news today, in two words.

With the usual punctuality in the sanfermines, at 6 p.m. on Sunday, hundreds of people have made a journey between the town hall square and the church of San Lorenzo at the rhythm of the popular song 'Riau Riau', organized by the rock Mutilzarra.

The Comparsa de Gigantes y Cabezudos de Pamplona is one of the great symbols of the sanfermines, consisting of 25 figures (8 giants, 5 heads, 6 tickles and 6 poles), one of the traditions most loved by the Pamplonese.

Thanks to the weather and good humour, a crowd of people have gathered in the Old Town. The Pamplonese have gathered together with fried eggs, txistorra, tortilla, ham and, of course, drinks such as kalimotxo or sangria.

Representatives of the Yala Nafarroa platform with Palestine have chanted "Stop genocide" and "Free Palestine" during the Sanfermines blow, breaking protocol, an act that has provoked a reaction from political representatives.

Local police officers have been forced to intervene because a large group of young people were attempting to forcibly enter the Town Hall Square by breaking the police cord and closing access. The arrested person has been charged with public disorder and an attack on police officers .

The Gurekin Services Association has launched this year's txupinazo, in the words of the City Council, "to thank the small shops and services for their contribution throughout the year." The Lesaka sanfermines will last until July 12.