Spain awaits Madrid bombing trial verdicts

A Spanish court will reveal verdicts today on 28 people accused of the Madrid train bombings. The case is Europe’s biggest Islamic terror trial.

Spain awaits Madrid bombing trial verdicts
Wed, 31 Oct, 2007 - 07:05

A Spanish court will reveal verdicts today on 28 people accused of the Madrid train bombings. The case is Europe’s biggest Islamic terror trial.

Security forces have been put on alert and new memorial services are being prepared for the 191 people killed when 10 nail bombs exploded on commuter trains in 2004.

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