What role did al-Qaida play? Jason Burke. After four-month court case, Spain is braced for verdicts in train bombings that killed Remembering the Madrid bombings. These images record the horrific events of March 11 , the immediate aftermath and the protest movement they engendered.
They also cover the political fallout, the memorials, the investigation and the trial itself. March 11 memorial unveiled. A cylindrical glass tower etched with the names of victims of Europe's worst attack by Islamists was unveiled yesterday as a monument to those killed by 10 bombs planted on Madrid trains three years ago.
Published: 12 Mar Newspaper spat over Madrid bombs 'conspiracy'. By Giles Tremlett. It also would provide critical knowledge that would more efficiently focus the instruments of national power to marginalize terrorism and stabilize the international community. The terrorist attack analyzed is the Madrid train bombing attack of 11 March This case study was chosen specifically because of the strategic consequences of the Spanish governments reactions.
The Madrid attack influenced national elections, changed Spains diplomatic focus away from the United States, and resulted in the withdrawal of Spanish troops from the Iraqi War. The analysts said that it was a rare method used to preserve or conceal explosives from detection. Former National Police Director General Agustin Diaz de Mera has said that police officials who elaborated the official report left out the information due to "political pressures. Search Search. Home United States U.
Africa 54 - November 12, VOA Africa Listen live. VOA Newscasts Latest program. VOA Newscasts. March 11, marks 15 years since the terrorist bombings of commuter trains in Madrid, Spain, killed people and injured more than others. The al-Qaeda-linked attack led the Spanish government to withdraw troops from the U. The Madrid attack is an example of terrorism being effective at a tactical level in terms of political violence leading to policy change in a democracy.
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