Spain capitulated to terrorism. What next?

I AM glad I do not live in a country in which the Government capitulates to terrorists. That is to say I am glad that I don’t live in Spain.

Spain capitulated to terrorism. What next?
Mon, 26 Apr, 2004 - 01:00

The latest order of the new and weak Premier of Spain indicates how weak a government has been elected.

First the Spanish troops were leaving Iraq in June at the handover of power. Now they are leaving immediately, in return for their safe return.

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