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Spanish Basque separatist group ETA ave reportedly detonated five bombs on the roads of Madrid. The explosions happened after ETA threatened a grenade
attack on Spain's Santander airport. The airport was evacuated but no attack took place. There have been no casualties reported in the attacks.
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At least five small blasts have been reported on roads in Madrid following earlier threats from armed Basque separatist group ETA.
ETA was reported to have threatened a grenade attack on Spain's Santander airport.
Police said the airport was evacuated but that no attack took place.
The warning was given to a Basque newspaper following reports that the separatist group would not call a ceasefire until the Spanish and French
governments made concessions to their demands.
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ETA must halt their attacks if they want politicians to take them seriously.
The Spansh government have stated that they will enter negotiations if ETA cease harmful activity, so why cant they call a ceasefire???
Hopefully ETA will soon realise that negotiation is the only way forward and follow in the footsteps of the IRA by laying down their weapons.
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[edit on 6/12/2005 by MickeyDee]
