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| Wed, 31 March 2004 |
 Greek unions pose new threat to OlympicsGreece's preparations for the Olympic games were threatened yesterday with yet more turmoil after the country's biggest labour union said it would press ahead with strike action, starting with a nationwide walkout today(WN)...  |
| Madrid bomb probe focuses on Moroccan terror group Baltimore Sun MADRID, Spain - The Spanish government named a Moroccan extremist group linked to al-Qaida as the main focus of the Madrid bombing probe and said yesterday that investigators were making swift progres...  Bali, Madrid, Istanbul, could Canada be next in terror’s crosshairs? Khaleej Times TORONTO - A mean-eyed cop in a flak jacket scans passengers flocking off Toronto’s subway system in the morning rush, a gun gleaming menacingly on his belt. | In the new age of terror, in New York, Lo... |
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| Wed 31 Mar 2004 |
| Madrid bomb probe focuses on Moroccan terror group Baltimore Sun MADRID, Spain - The Spanish government named a Moroccan extremist group linked to al-Qaida as the ma... |
| Bali, Madrid, Istanbul, could Canada be next in terror’s crosshairs? Khaleej Times TORONTO - A mean-eyed cop in a flak jacket scans passengers flocking off Toronto’s subway system in ... |
| Madrid bomb suspects' mother says sons innocent Reuters | MADRID (Reuters) - The mother of two of the main suspects in the Madrid bombings says her sons wer... |
| Madrid-like attacks averted: Arroyo Bahrain Tribune ‘Southeast Asia’s shipping lines a target’ | MANILA: The Philippines has foiled a terrorist strike s... |
| Manila foils major Madrid-type attack Gulf News The Philippines president announced yesterday the security forces had foiled a "Madrid-level" terror... |
| Government told truth - Aznar Gulf News Paris: Spain's government told the truth about the Madrid train bombings that killed nearly 191 peop... |
| More Madrid suspects charged Taipei Times TERROR ATTACK: A Syrian and a Moroccan were the latest suspects to be charged with murder while the ... |
| Madrid Bombing Probe Focuses on Moroccan Group Scotsman The Spanish government named a Moroccan extremist group linked to al Qaida as the main focus of the ... |
| Arroyo says police avert Madrid-style Manila bombing Taipei Times A terrorist bombing on the scale of the Madrid attacks has been averted with the arrests of four Abu... |
| Moroccan group in Madrid blast probe The Australian SPAIN said today it was investigating an extremist Moroccan Islamist group for possible involvement ... |
| Madrid-type plot foiled Gulf Daily News MANILA: The Philippines yesterday foiled a 'Madrid-level" terror attack on shops and trains in the c... |
| US paper blames Muslim group for Madrid attacks The Philippine Star WASHINGTON — A relatively unknown armed group from the southern Philippines identified as the M... |
| GMA foils Madrid-type terrorist ‘plot’, but FPJ still ahead in polls The Philippine Star PISTON-KMU and other radical jeepney groups went ahead with their tigil-pasada strike yesterday, but... |
| Manila arrests 'have stopped a Madrid-level bomb attack' Scotsman THE Philippines said yesterday it had foiled a "Madrid-level" terror attack on shops and trains in t... |
| Madrid-style bombing averted, four Abu Sayyaf men arrested The Straits Times By | FOUR members of the Abu Sayyaf terrorist group who planned devastating bombings on the scale of... |
| Spain says bomb probe focusing on Moroccan group Australian Broadcasting Corporation | Spain has identified a Moroccan Islamist organisation as the prime suspect in its probe of the Mad... |
| Tue 30 Mar 2004 |
| Moroccan terrorist group the focus of Madrid bombings probe The State MADRID, Spain - (KRT) - A Spanish official confirmed for the first time Tuesday that a Moroccan grou... |
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