Rest house to battleground: Spain's terrorist revelations
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Just over eight months after multiple bombings on crowded commuter trains in Madrid killed 191 people, the trial of one of the accused has led to the first conviction relating to the March 11 attacks.
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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.
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The evidence, investigators say, reveals the workings of the kind of cell most feared by officials in Europe -- young Muslims planning an attack at home with help from outside terrorists.
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Seven men implicated in a suspected  Islamic radical plot to blow up Spain's High Court remain at  large despite the arrests of 13 more people, police sources  said on Friday.  Among those still sought by police is Abdellah Hawari, believed  to be the second highest ranking member of the "Martyrs for  Morocco," a group that authorities said formed in prison and  took steps to load a truck with half a ton of dynamite.
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Nine months after 191 people were killed by radical Islamists in the Madrid train bombings, a right-wing conspiracy theory which claims the Basque separatist group Eta must have been involved is beginning to take root.
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Fourteen suspected Islamic militants arrested in Spain may have been planning a terrorist attack in Barcelona, the interior minister said.
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The trial in the Madrid train bombing is under way, nearly three years after terrorists killed 191 people and wounded 1,800 on morning rush-hour commuter trains in the Spanish capital. The trial began with a key defendant refusing to give evidence.
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Fourteen suspected Islamic militants arrested in Spain on Saturday may have been planning a terrorist action in Barcelona, the interior minister said.
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MADRID, Spain Spanish lawmakers probing the Madrid train bombings are trying to decide whether to hear more testimony or begin compiling a final report.
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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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Islamic radicals may have been plotting  attacks in Barcelona, Spain's Interior Minister Alfredo Perez  Rubalcaba said on Saturday, after police found bomb-making  materials and arrested 14 South Asians.
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Spain hit 12 bombs blasts exploded by the Basque separatist group ETA in four days. Seven bomb blasts occurred Monday after unknown callers, speaking in the name of Basque terrorist group ETA, threatened a Basque newspaper Gara.
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MADRID (International Herald-Tribune) - The authorities arrested six North Africans in Spain on Wednesday on suspicion of belonging to an international network that promotes jihad on the Internet and recruits fighters, the Interior Ministry announced. Spain's rural police force, Guarda Civil, said it detained five men and a woman in Burgos Province in northern Spain. Authorities searched six houses and a butcher's shop run by the men and confiscated documents and computer hard drives, the ministry said in its statement.
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MADRID, Feb. 15 -- Twenty-nine suspects went on trial Thursday for the March 11, 2004, bombings of four commuter trains in Madrid, but Spain's political parties and news media have turned the investigation of the attack into a partisan battle, fraying the country's traditional solidarity against...
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A SPANISH trial began of 29 people charged with involvement in the Madrid train bombings, which killed 191 people three years ago in the deadliest al-Qaeda related attack in Europe.Comment
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Two men are rearrested in Spain after police probing the Madrid bombings find new evidence.
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The arrest of 14 jihadists in Barcelona points to concern that the threat there stems from Pakistan, not just North Africa