Madrid car bomb followed arrests of suspected Eta members

A powerful car bomb exploded outside a Madrid convention centre where the Spanish king and queen were due to attend an arts fair today.

Madrid car bomb followed arrests of suspected Eta members
Wed, 09 Feb, 2005 - 09:49
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A powerful car bomb exploded outside a Madrid convention centre where the Spanish king and queen were due to attend an arts fair today.

The blast injured 22 people, said Constantino Mendez, the Interior Ministry’s top official for the city of Madrid.

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