Spain rail blast (Agencies) Updated: 2004-03-12 10:07
![](xinsrc_7f439e4b2f3e4751b907bb03f22ddf9f_spai2.jpg) A protester holds up his hands with 'ETA No'
written on them during a demonstration in Almeria, Spain, Thursday March
11, 2004 to protest the attacks on trains in Madrid that killed at least
192 people and injured another 1,200. [AP] |
![](xinsrc_6141e23c71e94f03a2381e74f2283298_spa.jpg) A sign reads 'For the children, victims
of this injust attack' during a candle vigil outside Madrid's Santa
Eugenia train station after an estimated 192 people were killed by bombs placed
in commuter trains March 11, 2004 during the morning rush-hour in
Madrid in Spain's worst terrorist attack ever. [AP] |
![](xinsrc_f04df4ed3fe244538a588d36ea418abb_spain3.jpg) Unidentified relatives arrive at the Madrid
morgue on March 11, 2004. Spain's interior minister said a suspect van had
been found near Madrid, the scene of the bombings that killed
192 people, containing seven detonators and a tape in Arabic.
Interior Minister Angel Acebes said the tape contained recordings of verses from the
Koran. [Reuters] |
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