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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1760221/posts
Explosion in Madrid Airport - Three wounded - It was ETA
Libertad Digital ^ | 30 December 2006 | Libertad Digital (transl. J Aguilar)
Posted on 12/30/2006 1:37:36 AM PST by J Aguilar
Three people have been injured by the explosion of a car bomb in the parking of the T-4 [Terminal #4] of Barajas Airport in Madrid around 9:00 AM this Saturday. They are agents of the National Police corps. The Madrid regional government has activated alert level 2 in the region and the SAMUR has set up a portable hospital next to the way out of the terminal. The news agency Vasco press attribute to ETA a call around 8:00 AM to the road assistance asociation DYA in Guipuzcoa [Basque Country] warning of the planting of a bomb in a Renault Traffic van parked next to the T-4. Aena [Spanish airport authority] has cancelled the air traffic in Barajas as the Security Forces search [for more devices]. On August 28th 2001, ETA planted a car loaded with 45 kilograms of dynamite in the T-2 of Barajas, producing a 30 meter wide hole.
Terminal 4 is the Iberia terminal. There are probably a lot of Spaniards who'd like to bomb it! (One of the worst, most customer-unfriendly airlines in the world.)
But seriously, the timing of this is a little odd. Zapatero has practically announced that he is "negotiating" with ETA to give away Pais Vasco, and it's hard to see how they'd benefit from this.