April 2004
Arrest of a Moroccan in Spain Suspected of Involvement in Madrid Bombings
A Moroccan man was arrested in Spain as part of the investigation into the March 11 Madrid train bombings. He is among several suspects linked…
Spanish Government Issues 6 More Arrest Warrants for Bombing Suspects
The Spanish government has issued additional arrest warrants for suspects in the March 11 train bombings in Madrid, which killed 191 people. Moroccan Islamic extremists…
Financial Resources for Terrorists Tighten
Finance ministers from major industrial nations have committed to tightening financial resources for terrorists, especially in light of recent attacks in Madrid and Riyadh. This…
Statements by the Spanish Foreign Minister on Madrid-Washington Relations - 2004-04-19
Spanish Foreign Minister Miguel Moratinos stated that despite Spain's decision to withdraw troops from Iraq, relations with the U.S. will remain strong. He informed U.S.…
New Spanish Cabinet Introduced to the King
The new Spanish cabinet, led by Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, was introduced to King Juan Carlos. The cabinet includes notable figures such as…
New Prime Minister of Spain Sworn in on Saturday - 2004-04-17
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero was sworn in as the new Prime Minister of Spain during a ceremony at Zarzuela Palace. Following his oath, he visited…
Six Moroccan Suspects Released in Madrid
Six Moroccan suspects were released in Madrid after being cleared of involvement in the train bombings. Eighteen others remain detained as investigations continue. This incident…
Confirmation of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero as the New Prime Minister of Spain - 2004-04-16
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero has been confirmed as the new Prime Minister of Spain, pledging to prioritize the fight against terrorism and to withdraw troops…
Spanish Parliament Expected to Grant Confidence Vote to Zapatero
The Spanish Parliament is set to vote confidence in José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero as the new Prime Minister, who has pledged to prioritize anti-terrorism efforts…
Spain's Prime Minister-Elect Commits to Fight Against Terrorism
Spain's prime minister-elect, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, has committed to prioritizing the fight against terrorism and strengthening security forces in response to the March 11…
Didier Deschamps Prefers to Remain Head Coach of Monaco
Didier Deschamps expresses his desire to remain as head coach of Monaco, contingent on the club's ambition for success. Despite speculation about a move to…
Arrest of 7 More Suspects in Connection with Madrid Bombing
Spanish authorities have arrested 7 additional suspects linked to the March 11 train bombing in Madrid, which killed 191 people. This brings the total number…
Severe Security Measures Across Spain - 2004-04-08
Spain is ramping up security measures ahead of Easter celebrations due to fears of potential terrorist attacks following the March 11 bombings. Officials are particularly…
Two More Suspects Arrested in Connection with Madrid Train Bombings - 2004-04-05
Two additional suspects linked to the Madrid train bombings have been arrested, raising the total number of detainees to 17. The arrests occurred in Madrid…
French Police Arrest 13 in Connection with Last Year's Bombings in Morocco
French police have arrested 13 individuals linked to last year's bombings in Morocco, which killed 45 people. The arrests are part of a broader investigation…
Three Bombing Suspects and One Police Officer Killed in Madrid Explosion - 2004-04-04
In a police operation in Madrid, three bombing suspects detonated themselves, killing one officer and injuring several others. The suspects were linked to a previous…
New Madrid Train Bombings Similar to March 11 Bombs
A bomb similar to those used in the March 11 Madrid train attacks was found on a high-speed train route. The Spanish government is investigating…
Release of 50-Page Document by Al-Qaeda Terror Network on the Internet - 2004-04-02
Al-Qaeda has released a 50-page document instructing its followers to target Jews, Christians, and Americans, emphasizing a focus on various societal figures. The document, signed…
Bomb Discovered on High-Speed Train Line in Spain - 2004-04-02
A bomb was found on a high-speed train line in Spain, similar to those used in previous terrorist attacks. Four suspects were released due to…
Arrest Warrant Issued for Tunisian in Connection with Madrid Bombings
A Spanish judge has issued an arrest warrant for Serhan Abdulmajid Fakhit, a Tunisian identified as the leader of the group responsible for the Madrid…