Spain seeks extradition of Madrid bombing suspect

The Spanish government has agreed to ask Serbia to extradite a Moroccan considered a key suspect in last year’s terrorist attacks on the Madrid commuter rail network.

Spain seeks extradition of Madrid bombing suspect
Fri, 26 Aug, 2005 - 14:38

The Spanish government has agreed to ask Serbia to extradite a Moroccan considered a key suspect in last year’s terrorist attacks on the Madrid commuter rail network.

The decision was approved at a weekly Cabinet meeting today.

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