Spain declares three days of mourning after deadly bombings
Spain with general elections looming mourns after a coordinated blast siege on eight trains injures over a thousand and kills 192. King Juan Carlos condemns the attack as ETA is named a top suspect while al Qaida claims responsibility. Authorities vow nationwide anti ETA demonstrations and heightened security.
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Attack in Spain May Signal New Terror Tactics
Beir ut report considers whether al Qaida carried out Spain's Madrid rail bombings or if ETA is involved Spain is a target due to its support for the Iraq invasion and earlier sleeper cells linked to al Qaida The Abu Hafs al Masri Brigade letter could not be authenticated and U S officials warn that it is often used by front groups.
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