Court questions two on Madrid bombings

Two Moroccans went to court today for questioning in connection with last month’s train bombings in Madrid.

Court questions two on Madrid bombings
Wed, 07 Apr, 2004 - 13:10

Two Moroccans went to court today for questioning in connection with last month’s train bombings in Madrid.

One of the two men was arrested in the town of Illescas near the Spanish capital on Tuesday, a court official said. His detention raised to 17 the number of people in custody.

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