Blurred images in Spain's media show explosion of train bombs in March attack
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MADRID  - For the first time since the Madrid train bombings, blurred images taken by closed-circuit television were published Tuesday, showing three explosions and people fleeing in panic during the first seconds of the deadly March 11 attack.
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Madrid, Spain (CNN) -- Police arrested two men on Friday in eastern Spain for alleged links to the Madrid train bombings last March, an Interior Ministry spokeswoman told CNN.
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MADRID: The FBI has established the clearest link yet between the March 11 Madrid train bombings and the September 11, â01, attacks on the US, a Spanish newspaper reported Sunday.
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Explosions rocked containers in two  coastal cities in northwestern Spain on Saturday after a Basque  newspaper received a telephoned warning in the name of the  armed Basque separatist group ETA, state radio said.
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A man suspected of triggering the bombings of Spanish trains last March may also have met with the suicide hijackers who attacked the United States in 2001, a Spanish newspaper said.
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Two explosions have rocked northwestern Spain following warnings sent to a newspaper from Basque separatist group ETA. Four other small bombs have exploded at holiday resorts on Spain&#39;s northern coast this month.
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Video footage of the moment bombs exploded in a Madrid train station have been shown on Spanish television. The 11 March security camera footage shows people leaving Atocha station after one device has already exploded.
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A ball of fire erupts from a train car, smothering commuters with smoke, littering the platform with bodies and staining it with blood in a chilling security-camera videotape of the March 11 train bombings broadcast Tuesday by a Spanish station.
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A ball of fire erupts from a train car, smothering commuters with smoke and littering the platform with bodies and staining it with blood in a chilling security-camera videotape of the March 11 train bombings broadcast Tuesday by a Spanish station.
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SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain -- Call it prophetic or defeatist or just plain cynical. But when the Basque separatist group known as ETA shattered its so-called "permanent cease-fire" in December with a massive bombing at Madrid's airport that killed two people, former ETA leader and convicted killer Eduardo...
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Explosions rocked containers in two separate coastal cities in northwestern Spain on Saturday after a Basque newspaper received a telephoned warning in the name of the armed Basque separatist group ETA, state radio said.
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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  - 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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On the third anniversary of the train bombings that killed 191 people and injured more than 1,800, Spain's political and social wounds are still aching, and the country is torn by a host of conspiracy theories.Comment
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At least three bombs have exploded in central areas of Spanish cities, according to the Spanish interior ministry following a warning by the Basque separatist group ETA.
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SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain -- Call it prophetic or defeatist or just plain cynical. But when the Basque separatist group known as ETA shattered its so-called "permanent cease-fire" in December with a massive bombing at Madrid's airport that killed two people, former ETA leader and convicted killer Eduardo Uriarte was not surprised.
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Spain has begun to overhaul its spy networks in the wake of the March 11 train bombings in Madrid and is hoping to learn from the UK on how to improve co-ordination among intelligence agencies.