Aznar denies Iraq link, defends role in wake of Madrid bombings
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MADRID  - Former Spanish prime minister Jose Maria Aznar rejected the idea that the Madrid train bombings stemmed from his backing for the war in Iraq and told a parliamentary inquiry into the attacks that terrorist groups were inextricably linked.
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The second day of a landmark trial over the 2004 Madrid train bombings saw three more of the top suspects deny any involvement the attacks which killed 191 people.
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Spanish lawmakers investigating the Madrid train bombings decided Wednesday that former Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar should testify about what his government did with intelligence warnings that the country ...
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Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero blamed Islamic radicals linked to Al-Qaeda for the March 11 train bombings and called for a cross-party pact against international terrorism, while insisting Spaniards had not been "cowards" to vote for him.
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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.
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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.
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November 29th, a commission of Spain &#39;s legislature, dominated by Socialists and their center-left allies, accused former prime minister Jose Maria Aznar of lying when he blamed, initially, the
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Spanish lawmakers investigating the Madrid train bombings decided Wednesday that former Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar should testify about what his government did with intelligence warnings that the country could suffer a revenge attack for supporting the Iraq war.
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Spain's foreign minister defends his claim that the former government supported the 2002 Venezuela coup.
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The Spanish press is deeply divided on Tuesday as it reflects on former Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar's testimony at an inquiry into the Madrid bombings.
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MADRID: Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero on Monday blamed Islamic radicals linked to Al Qaeda for the March 11 attacks that killed 191 people in Madrid and called for a cross-party pact ...
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Former Spanish security minister Ignacio Astarloa has admitted there were failures in the investigation of the Madrid bombings, La Vanguardia reported Friday.
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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.
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MADRID -- 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.
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Tuesday 26 October 2004 The Republican candidate appeared to be on the defensive Monday after the announcement of the disappearance of 342 tons of explosives that the American Army was supposed to be guarding in Iraq.
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Spain&#39;s former prime minister, Jose Maria Aznar, today told a congressional inquiry he didn&#39;t rule out the involvement of the Basque terrorist group ETA in the March 11 train bombings that killed 191 people in Madrid.
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Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero Monday strongly defended Spain&#39;s withdrawal of troops from Iraq after the March 11 Madrid train bombings that killed 191 people.