The third San Fermín 2026 encierro in Pamplona was marked by fast runs and dense crowds, with the Victoriano del Río bulls leading the charge. Organizers reported only minor injuries, but the pace and risks remain high.
Spain is bracing for another severe heatwave next week. Meteorologist Luismi Pérez warns that surface temperatures could exceed 45°C. Authorities urge caution as the country prepares for extreme conditions.
The second San Fermín 2026 encierro in Pamplona ended with only minor injuries. A 23-year-old runner suffered a light goring. The Cebada Gago bulls completed the course in record time, with few incidents reported.
The second San Fermín 2026 encierro ended in just 2 minutes 26 seconds. The Cebada Gago bulls, known for their danger, ran tightly packed, and numerous runners fell as the herd left little room to maneuver.
The second San Fermín running of the bulls featured Cebada Gago’s feared herd. The fast, tightly packed run left one person gored and two others injured. Medical teams responded quickly as the bulls completed the course.
The second San Fermín 2026 bull run in Pamplona featured Cebada Gago bulls, known for their unpredictability. A report identified at least one horn injury, while tension remained high throughout. RTVE broadcast the run live with multicamera coverage.
A runner from Bizkaia was injured during the opening San Fermín encierro, suffering an ankle sprain after being trampled in a crowded section. The incident has heightened concerns about crowding and safety at the event.
The opening San Fermín 2026 encierro ended in just 2 minutes and 16 seconds. Fuente Ymbro bulls charged through Pamplona, causing numerous falls. The tightly packed herd stretched out on Estafeta, increasing the risks for runners.
The first San Fermín 2026 encierro in Pamplona ended without serious incidents. Four runners suffered minor contusions, and none was gored. The Fuente Ymbro bulls kept the herd intact and ran in disciplined formation.
San Fermín 2026 will see all eight bull runs broadcast live on La 1, 24 Horas, RTVE Play, and RNE. Pamplona prepares for a week of festivities, with new multicamera streaming and a lineup of leading matadors.
San Fermín 2026 began at noon with the Chupinazo from Pamplona’s city hall. More than 12,500 people gathered as medical professionals launched the festival’s opening rocket, marking the start of Spain’s most internationally renowned celebration.
San Fermín 2026 opened in Pamplona with the traditional chupinazo, led this year by two emergency service professionals. The event put public healthcare in the spotlight as the city faced record crowds and high temperatures.
San Fermín 2026 begins in Pamplona with 204 hours of nonstop festivities. The Consistorial Square fills early as temperatures climb, and authorities activate an orange heat alert. Medical staff lead the traditional chupinazo.
Spain's annual Sorteo Extraordinario de Vacaciones delivered €140 million in prizes. The top award of €20 million went to number 70334. Basic winning tickets were sold in Vecindario, Pamplona, Barcelona, Cunit, and Cartagena.
Spain recorded 142 road fatalities in June, reversing the year’s downward trend. The increase coincided with more crashes involving multiple victims and nighttime accidents. Authorities urge caution as summer travel intensifies.
Spain’s traffic authority is preparing for more than 104 million summer journeys. New rules require V-16 beacons in all vehicles, and a dedicated hotline for road accident victims is now active. Special measures are planned for the August solar eclipse.
A garbage truck with faulty brakes struck several people in Pamplona’s historic center. Police and emergency teams responded quickly. The number of injured people and the severity of their injuries remain unknown.
Pedro Sánchez avoided self-criticism at the PSOE Federal Committee, sidestepping judicial probes and recent electoral losses. He ruled out “super Sunday” elections but left the date of the general election unclear.
Production of 'Iruña 1997' starts this July in Pamplona. Set during the 1997 San Fermín festival, the series features Álvaro Cervantes and Clara Galle as police officers investigating a suspicious death.
For the first time, Pamplona will receive direct revenue from televised broadcasts of the iconic San Fermín bull runs. A new agreement with RTVE and EITB sets annual payments and grants access to decades of historic footage.
A cold Atlantic front is ending Spain’s heatwave, but storm alerts are now active in the north and Galicia. Several regions still face high temperatures, with some areas reaching up to 39°C.
Spain's Supreme Court has ruled that José Luis Ábalos and Koldo García set up a criminal network to profit from public contracts. The verdict strengthens ongoing investigations into alleged rigged tenders and political connections.
Spain’s DGT has updated ITV procedures, but the available material does not confirm six-month checks for older camper vans. Inspection rules depend on a vehicle’s official classification and service use. Claims about parking and service-area rules also need confirmation.
More than 611,000 victims of the Franco era have received state compensation since 1976, with an average payout of €36,000 per person. Regional disparities and unresolved cases remain, information from a new official report.
Coach Ramis forms a core of Navarre players in Burgos CF. Under the leadership of Luis Miguel Ramis, a group of players from Navarre has come together at Burgos CF. Key among them is goalkeeper Ander Cantero, recognized as the best in Segunda. The squad also includes other representatives from the region.
First PAU-2026 Cut-Off Scores for University Admission Published in Spain. Several Spanish autonomous communities have already announced the cut-off scores for PAU-2026. New exam regulations and stricter spelling requirements are affecting applicants' chances. Admission decisions will depend on final results.
Luis Miguel Ramis appointed Osasuna head coach: contract until 2028. Osasuna has announced the appointment of a new head coach. Luis Miguel Ramis has signed a contract until 2028 and brought his own coaching staff. This is the coach’s first experience in LaLiga.
Spanish Car Plants Under Pressure: Who Will Survive in the New Investment Race. In 2025, car production in Spain declined, leaving the future of several factories uncertain. Some companies are guaranteeing new investments, while others are searching for ways to survive amid major changes in the industry.
Lynx Returns: New Specimens Released into the Wild in Aragon. Iberian lynxes have reappeared in the outskirts of Zaragoza. The Aragon authorities have released two new animals as part of a long-term project to restore this extinct species. The program includes technical monitoring, support for municipalities, and significant investment.
Real Madrid not planning to recall Víctor Muñoz from Osasuna this summer. Real Madrid holds a buy-back option for Víctor Muñoz after his transfer to Osasuna. However, the club’s management is not considering his return in the upcoming transfer window. The forward is attracting interest from clubs in Italy and England.
Five Navarre police officers killed in AP-8 accident in Gipuzkoa. A van carrying five Navarre police officers collided with a tanker truck on the AP-8 in Gipuzkoa. All occupants of the van died. The road is completely closed, and an investigation is underway.
Five Police Officers from Navarre Die in Van and Tanker Crash on AP-8. A van carrying five police officers from Navarre collided with a tanker truck on the AP-8 in Elgoibar. All officers died in the accident. The truck driver has been hospitalized. The section of the road is closed, and an investigation is underway.
Spain tightens vehicle inspection rules for motorhomes and campers. Spain has changed the ITV inspection schedule for motorhomes and campers. Vehicles older than 10 years must now undergo a technical inspection every six months. The new rules have already come into force.
Victor Muñoz May Change Club: Interest from Real Madrid and Newcastle. Victor Muñoz has become a key player for Osasuna in their fight for survival. Real Madrid retains the buy-back option, but Newcastle is preparing an offer. The footballer's future remains uncertain.
Anomalous Heat in Spain: Temperature Records and Sleepless Nights. Spain is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures reaching up to 38 degrees. Unusually high values are being recorded even in the north of the country. Meteorologists warn that the heat will persist at least until the middle of next week.
