Spain remembers Madrid bombings victims

Spain launched a sombre remembrance of the Madrid terror bombings on today’s second anniversary of the attacks, as a delegation from Morocco – home to many of the suspects in the case – observed a few minutes of silence at a rail station targeted in the massacre.

Spain remembers Madrid bombings victims

Spain launched a sombre remembrance of the Madrid terror bombings on today’s second anniversary of the attacks, as a delegation from Morocco – home to many of the suspects in the case – observed a few minutes of silence at a rail station targeted in the massacre.

The 70-member delegation, called the Moroccan Caravan for Peace and Solidarity, set out from Morocco in buses on March 5, stopping in several Spanish cities before arriving at Atocha train station on a cold, blustery morning.

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