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Al-Qaida’s roots are much closer to home

DID a handful of Morrocans red in tooth and claw and armed with a few pounds of plastic explosive, detonators and mobile phones, cause the havoc in Madrid? Perhaps.

Al-Qaida’s roots are much closer to home

Fri, 26 Mar, 2004 - 00:00

And influence the outcome of the Spanish election?

Probably.

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