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Report due soon on Madrid train bombings

Politicians investigating the Madrid train bombings were to meet today to discuss a final report on Spain’s worst terrorist attack.

Report due soon on Madrid train bombings

Wed, 08 Jun, 2005 - 12:21

Politicians investigating the Madrid train bombings were to meet today to discuss a final report on Spain’s worst terrorist attack.

The 16-member panel were scheduled to hold a closed-door meeting late this morning in which each party will present its own draft proposal.

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