Man wrongly linked to Madrid bombings sues
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A lawyer in Portland, Oregon, wrongly detained in connection with the investigation of March&#39;s deadly train bombings in Madrid, Spain, filed suit Monday against the Justice Department and FBI.
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A Moroccan man on trial for the 2004 Madrid train bombings on Wednesday denied any role in the attacks, claiming that one of the other accused had falsely implicated him in the case.
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A pilot wrongly accused of training the 9/11 hijackers is entitled to claim damages, the Court of Appeal rules.
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An unidentified Muslim militant suspected of helping plan the Sept. 11 attacks in the United States also ordered this year's Madrid train bombings, a Spanish newspaper said Sunday, asserting the closest link yet between the two terrorist attacks.
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A lawyer for a Moroccan wanted in Spain for alleged links to the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the United States told an extradition hearing Monday that it is a case of mistaken identity.
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MADRID - A spokesperson claiming to be from the Basque separatist group ETA issued warnings before at least six small explosions went off around Spain Monday.
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Oregon attorney Brandon Mayfield, wrongly arrested by FBI agents after the 2004 Madrid terrorist bombings, has settled his lawsuit against the U.S. government for $2 million, his lawyer said Wednesday.
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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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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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MADRID - 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 ...Comment
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On trial for Europe's deadliest al Qaeda-inspired attack, a former Spanish miner on Tuesday denied he supplied explosives used by Islamist militants in the Madrid train bombings that killed 191 people.
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Spain is seeking the extradition from Switzerland of the suspected leader of a Muslim cell police believe was planning a truck bomb attack in central Madrid.
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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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Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero accused the former government of deceiving the public between the March 11 Madrid train bombings and March 14 elections and of erasing computer records concerning that period.
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A lawyer in Portland, Oregon, wrongly detained in connection with the investigation of March's deadly train bombings in Madrid, Spain, filed suit Monday against the Justice Department and FBI.
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A Moroccan man who acted as a police informer and stands accused of supplying explosives used in the March 2004 Madrid train bombings said Tuesday he told police several times about explosives trafficking in the months prior to Spain's worst terror attack.
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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 he was a member of the group in court on Friday.