Aznar Denies Madrid Bombs Were Linked to Iraq War
129315
Former Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar said Islamic militants tried to use the Madrid train bombings to oust the pro-U.S. ruling party from power in Spain, but not because of its support for the Iraq war.
726524
The armed Basque separatist group ETA has claimed responsibility for more than 20 attacks in recent months but denied it was behind a bomb hoax at Real Madrid's Santiago Bernabeu stadium, which led to the ...
234799
Former Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar  said Islamic militants tried to use the Madrid train bombings  to oust the pro-U.S. ruling party from power in Spain, but not  because of its support for the Iraq war.
682085
PRIME Minister John Howard today rejected claims warnings from a top weapons expert were ignored before Australia sent troops to war in Iraq.
367792
An Egyptian accused of the Madrid train bombings on Monday denied admitting he planned the attack and said a bugged conversation in which he apparently called the bombers "friends" had been misunderstood.
681377
A second top suspect accused of masterminding the deadly 2004 Madrid train bombing has denied any involvement with the attack, saying he condemned all violence.
134276
Islamist radicals decided to blow up commuter trains in Madrid because Spain was the easiest target of the three main countries involved in the invasion of Iraq, a trial of suspects for the 2004 bombings heard ...Comment
123312
A suspected Islamist linked to the Madrid train bombings on March 11 says Spain was targeted because of its support for the United States in Iraq, local media reported on Friday.
680011
Islamist radicals decided to blow up  commuter trains in Madrid because Spain was the easiest target  of the three main countries involved in the invasion of Iraq, a  trial of suspects for the 2004 bombings heard on Monday.
559397
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.
317808
Finding out what happened in Madrid's 2004 train bombings is not what interests many Spaniards following Europe's biggest terrorism trial -- it's discovering what didn't happen.
301768
The biggest Al-Qaeda related trial in Europe has resumed with one of the men accused of bombing Madrid commuter trains in 2004 denying all charges and any link with Osama bin Laden's terror network.
440667
Former Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar has been summoned before a parliamentary commission investigating the Madrid train bombings to give his version of the most devastating attack in modern Spanish history.
366127
A Spaniard on trial for selling Islamists explosives to carry out the Madrid train bombings dismissed suggestions on Wednesday that he worked with Basque separatists ETA, describing such talk as "rumors".
425544
Youssef Belhadj, accused of masterminding the Madrid train bombings and suspected of claiming the attack in the name of al Qaeda, denied involvement on Friday and said he had no links to the militant group.
66573
Former Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar defended his government's handling of the Madrid train bombings' immediate aftermath as he began keenly awaited testimony Monday before lawmakers investigating the ...
7541
Former Spanish prime minister Jose Maria Aznar insisted that the March 11 Madrid train bombings were not a by-product of his support for the war in Iraq and told a parliamentary inquiry that his government told the truth in the aftermath of the blasts.