Spain Haunted by 2004 Bombings Theories
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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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By Jane Barrett Madrid - Twenty-nine people go on trial in Spain on Thursday charged over the 2004 Madrid train bombings that killed 191 people, and triggered the fall of the government and the withdrawal of ...Comment
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Spain&#39;s Interior Ministry now says seven small bombs have rocked cities in that country. In Ciudad Real one person was slightly hurt.
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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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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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MADRID, Spain - Spanish media are reporting that at least one explosion -- and possibly as many as four blasts -- have gone off in Madrid following a warning from a Basque (search) group.
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Spanish newspapers condemn the latest bombings by Eta Basque separatists across Spain.
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MADRID  - Multiple bombs exploded across Spain injuring five people in attacks claimed by the Basque separatist group ETA, days after another series of blasts in Madrid in a reminder that the militant group is still a thorn in the side of authorities
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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 ...
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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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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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Spanish police find 125kg of bomb-making materials thought to belong to Basque separatists.
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Spanish government officials say a series of bombs planted by the separatist Basque group ETA this month represents the death rattle of the group.
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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 on Sunday.
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Spain unveiled a towering monument on Sunday to those killed three years ago in the bombings that ripped apart rush-hour commuter trains _ a glass oval containing messages of condolence written in the aftermath ...Comment
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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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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.