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George Henton | 20 Jul 2015 06:28 GMT | Arts & Culture, Europe, Spain. Pamplona, Spain - As this year's San Fermin Festival comes to an end in the Spanish city of Pamplona, the famed running of the bulls faces an uncertain future. Much like Spanish politics of late, the tradition is going through an era of upheaval.
Pamplona-The Bull Run. The Pamplona festival â also known as the San Fermin Festival or Sanferminesâ is held in Pamplona, Spain every year from July 6-14. The most famous part of the festival is the bull run or encierro when 15 bulls charge through the streets of the old city.Although the festival begins on July 6, the bulls do not run until July 7 and then run for 7 consecutive mornings.he most famous part of the festival is the bull run or encierro when 15 bulls charge through the streets of the old city. Although the festival begins on July 6, the bulls do not run until July 7 and then run for 7 consecutive mornings.