Anti-terrorist court delivers verdicts in Madrid bombings trial
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Spain's anti-terrorist court met Wednesday amid tight security to announce verdicts against 28 suspects in the 2004 Madrid train bombings, which killed almost 200 people and were claimed in the name of Al-Qaeda.
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MADRID (International Herald-Tribune) - As a verdict was due here Wednesday in the biggest Islamic terrorism trial in Europe, the government put security forces on alert and prepared new memorial services for the 191 people who were killed when 10 bombs packed with nails exploded on commuter trains in this capital on March 11, 2004. A three-judge panel was set to read out the verdicts and sentences after nearly five months of testimony by hundreds of witnesses, a spider's web of arguments by more than 40 attorneys and sporadic hunger strikes by several of the 28 defendants - most of them young Muslim men of North African origin who are accused of executing the plot out of allegiance to Osama bin Laden's Al Qaeda.
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A Spanish court will this week deliver verdicts in the trial of 28 men charged in connection with the deadliest attack ever linked to al Qaeda in Europe, the Madrid train bombings which killed 191 people on March 11, 2004.
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One of the men accused of masterminding  the Madrid train bombings condemned the blasts that killed 191  people, as a Spanish court opened a trial into Europe's  deadliest al Qaeda-related attack on Thursday.
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MADRID, Spain Spanish lawmakers have ended hearings into the Madrid train bombings and will now start compiling a final report.
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BEREAVED families came face to face with 29 people charged with involvement in the deadliest al Qaeda-related attack in Europe when the Madrid train bombings trial opened overnight.Comment
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A Spanish special tribunal today began a mass trial of 29 people suspected of the terror bombings of commuter trains in March 2004 that killed 191 people and sundered Spain's political establishment.Comment
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Al Qaeda inspired the 2004 Madrid train  bombings which killed 191 people, a public prosecutor said on  Monday in concluding remarks at the trial of 29 people accused  of involvement in the attacks.
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ELEANOR HALL: Almost nine months after Spain was devastated by the bombings in Madrid which killed 191 people, the country is again facing the spectre of terrorism, though this time it&#39;s the work of a well-known enemy.
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(Madrid, Spain-AP) Oct. 19, 2004 - Spanish officials say they&#39;ve broken up a terrorist cell that was plotting to bomb the country&#39;s National Court.
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A verdict is expected in a trial of 73 men charged with a wave of suicide bombings in Turkey in 2003.
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A prime suspect in the Madrid March 11 train bombings has been accused of 191 counts of murder and membership of an armed group, court sources say.
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A 'wannabe suicide bomber' was yesterday found guilty of a series of terrorist offences.
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BUENOS AIRES -- A federal court acquitted five men yesterday of being accessories to the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center that killed 85 people, the deadliest terrorist attack on Argentine soil.
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Twenty-nine people go on trial in Spain on Thursday charged over the 2004 Madrid train bombings that killed 191 people, and triggered the fall of the government and the withdrawal of Spanish troops from Iraq.
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A court in India is expected to deliver verdicts over a series of bomb blasts that rocked Mumbai in 1993.
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A Spanish court will this week deliver  verdicts in the trial of 28 men charged in connection with the  deadliest attack ever linked to al Qaeda in Europe, the Madrid  train bombings which killed 191 people on March 11, 2004.