Spanish police have arrested three Moroccans suspected of helping finance last year’s train bombings in Madrid and providing weapons today.

A Spanish judge today was to question an alleged mastermind of the Madrid train bombings, which killed 191 people in Spain’s worst terrorist attack.

The Spanish government deliberately ignored a mosque known for fundamentalist preachings and frequented by suspects in the Madrid train bombings because the facility was financed by Saudi Arabia, according to an academic expert.

ITALIAN anti-terrorist police yesterday captured one of the masterminds of the March 11 Madrid bombings as part of an investigation involving police in at least two other European countries.

A Bosnian man wanted for questioning in the Madrid bombings surrendered to police as he arrived in Spain’s capital from what he called a vacation in Sweden, the Interior Ministry said today.