Could Spain say adios to bull-running festivals?
The nation is divided, and after 10 people were killed running with bulls this summer alone, the debate over the tradition is as fierce as ever.
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The nation is divided, and after 10 people were killed running with bulls this summer alone, the debate over the tradition is as fierce as ever.
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A tense fifth bull run Monday at Pamplona’s San Fermín Festival left three people gored and three others injured, officials said. CBS News foreign correspondent Ian Lee reports.
TV images showed one bull repeatedly tossing one runner against the barriers on the edge of the ring and then goring another.
Eight people were gored during the 2019 festival, the last held before the coronavirus pandemic. Sixteen people have died in bull runs since 1910.