US lawyer held over Madrid bombs
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Three held over Madrid bombs
Three held over Madrid bombs
04/16/2004 02:16 PMSpanish police arrest three more people in Madrid in connection with
the 11 March train bombings in the city.
Spain Had Doubts Before U.S. Held Lawyer
in Madrid Blasts
Spain Had Doubts Before U.S. Held Lawyer
in Madrid Blasts
05/25/2004 11:57 PMCourt records show that the Spanish authorities had raised questions
about the F.B.I.'s fingerprint match to an Oregon lawyer prior to his
arrest.
Man charged over Madrid bombs
Man charged over Madrid bombs
12/22/2004 01:03 AMA Spanish judge charges a Moroccan man suspected over the Madrid
bombing with 191 counts of murder.
Oregon Lawyer Arrested in Madrid
Bombings (AP)
Oregon Lawyer Arrested in Madrid
Bombings (AP)
05/07/2004 04:50 AMAP - A native Oregonian was arrested as a material witness in the
deadly train bombings in Madrid, Spain, federal authorities said.
U.S. Lawyer Arrested in Madrid Bombing
Inquiry
U.S. Lawyer Arrested in Madrid Bombing
Inquiry
05/06/2004 11:06 PMAn Oregon lawyer became the first person in the U.S. to be drawn into
the investigation of the Madrid railway bombings on March 11.
U.S. Lawyer Is Arrested in Madrid
Bombing Inquiry
U.S. Lawyer Is Arrested in Madrid
Bombing Inquiry
05/07/2004 12:45 AMAn Oregon lawyer became the first person in the U.S. to be drawn into
the investigation of the Madrid railway bombings.
Spain Links U.S. Lawyer to Madrid Blasts
(AP)
Spain Links U.S. Lawyer to Madrid Blasts
(AP)
05/07/2004 08:32 PMAP - The fingerprints of an American lawyer arrested in the Madrid
terror bombing probe were found on a plastic shopping bag containing
detonators like those used in the train attacks, the Spanish
government said Friday.
Madrid suspect held in Morocco
Madrid suspect held in Morocco
05/04/2004 06:34 AMA man sought by Spain in connection with the Madrid train bombs is
being held in Morocco on drugs charges.
AstriCon Europe 2005 to be Held in
Madrid in June
AstriCon Europe 2005 to be Held in
Madrid in June
04/16/2005 05:05 AMLarger crowds expected as Asterisk, the first open source PBX,
continues market proliferation [PRWEB Apr 16, 2005]
Ore. Lawyer Held in Spain Attack
Released (AP)
Ore. Lawyer Held in Spain Attack
Released (AP)
05/20/2004 06:51 PMAP - A lawyer who was arrested two weeks ago in connection with the
terror attacks in Spain was set free Thursday after evidence pointed
to another suspect in the deadly train bombings.
U.S. Allows Lawyer For Citizen Held as
'Enemy Combatant'; Reversal Comes on Eve
of Court Filing
U.S. Allows Lawyer For Citizen Held as
'Enemy Combatant'; Reversal Comes on Eve
of Court Filing
12/04/2003 07:13 AMEsser Hamadi gets to talk to a lawyer -- after 2 years in jail .. The
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Madrid por la ciencia
Madrid por la ciencia
04/08/2005 10:21 AMMadrid, te queremos.
Madrid, te queremos.
04/23/2004 04:26 PM
173 dead today More than 185 people lost their lives today in
Madrid. This graphic homage at left from an illustrator named Forges
at
El Pais, by way of
Spanish blog
caspa.tv. As it was here
in New York, in Spain everything will now be spoken of in terms of
"before March 11," and after.
El Internet fue formado de seres humanos, como nosotros. Un
montón de amor y respeto para todos los amigos de BoingBoing que
viven en Madrid, y en España. Queremos paz tambien, igual como
ustedes.
Madrid-based blogger Ignacio Escolar has this to say:
"ETA ha matado hoy a más personas que en los últimos ocho
años....Decir que "no hay palabras" es un tópico tan usado
que ha perdido su significado. Pero es que, literalmente, hoy no
encuentro en el diccionario nada con lo que nombrar a esta masacre."
(The ETA killed more people today than in the last eight years in
Spain... to say that 'there are no words' is a phrase so overused that
it has lost its significance. But the thing is, literally, today I
can't find anything in the dictionary with which to describe this
massacre.")
Here is a growing list of Spanish-language blogs, many based in
Madrid, covering the terrorist attack and its aftermath. Link.
Many other blogs appear to be
posting this image on their home pages,
as an expression of solidarity. BoingBoing buddy in Spain Antonio
Delgado, of caspa.tv, says that the online edition of Spanish
newspaper El Pais is a paid-access-only site -- but today,
all contents are free, including this PDF version of today's edition.
Link
. Antonio also says traffic to Spanish news websites is up eight times
normal, according to this article and this one -- that's more traffic than they received on 9/11.
And Jean-Luc
says that Spanish professor Jose Luis Orihuela has built a
newsfeed about today's events in this post on his
weblog.
Madrid Gets Hotzones
Madrid Gets Hotzones
12/18/2003 03:40 PMAlcatel and SatWan have set up a bunch of hotzones in the north part
of Madrid, Spain: The offering serves homes and businesses, using
satellite for backhaul. SatWan is also offering a voice service over
the network....
Madrid suspect charged over 9/11
Madrid suspect charged over 9/11
04/28/2004 01:00 PMA judge charges a Moroccan wanted in connection with the Madrid bombs
with helping to plot the 9/11 attacks.
VII Java Expo en Madrid
VII Java Expo en Madrid
05/01/2004 02:08 AMWSIS-We Seize! en Madrid
WSIS-We Seize! en Madrid
12/09/2003 05:05 AMOwen linked with Madrid
Owen linked with Madrid
08/09/2004 10:21 PMLiverpool's Michael Owen could leave after contract talks break down,
according to reports.
Terrorism and Democracy in Madrid
Terrorism and Democracy in Madrid
03/14/2005 06:01 PM I re-emerge. Sorry for the hiatus. I will do my best in following
posts to recount the sound and fury in my part of Meatspace that has
led to my recent silence in Cyberspace. For now, here I am, in real
time. I'm in Madrid at a meeting convened by the Club of Madrid, a
group of former heads of state, led by former Brazilian president
Fernando Cardoso and, including everyone from Bill Clinton to Mikhail
Gorbachev to Vaclav Havel, to John Major, all seeking to expiate their
sins of office with subsequent good works. The good work at hand is
called The International Summit on Democracy, Terrorism, and Security.
It feel a little like the World Economic Forum, though smaller and
more focused. The security is intense and the press is excluded.(
Though, interestingly, I am posting these words from inside a session,
along with the many other bloggers.) I fear, that despite enough good
intentions to pave a superhighway to hell, not much is likely to come
from this. Everyone seems to be playing we within the boundaries of
his usual rule set. I have yet to hear anyone say something that
seemed likely to mitigate the idiocy of this age. And I'm no better in
this regard. I spent all damned day yesterday in session with many of
the stars of Cyberspace, folks like Joichi Ito, John Gage, Dan
Gillmor, David Weinberger, Ethan Zuckerman, Marc Rotenberg, Andrew
Mclaughlin, Rebecca MacKinnon, etc. etc. Laboring long and loud, we
collectively produced the following statement: The Infrastructure of
Democracy Strengthening the Open Internet for a Safer World March 11,
2005 I. The Internet is a foundation of democratic society in the 21st
century, because the core values of the Internet and democracy are so
closely aligned. 1. The Internet is fundamentally about openness,
participation, and freedom of expression for all -- increasing the
diversity and reach of information and ideas. 2. The Internet allows
people to communicate and collaborate across borders and belief
systems. 3. The Internet unites families and cultures in diaspora; it
connects people, helping them to form civil societies. 4. The Internet
can foster economic development by connecting people to information
and markets. 5. The Internet introduces new ideas and views to those
who may be isolated and prone to political violence. 6. The Internet
is neither above nor below the law. The same legal principles that
apply in the physical world also apply to human activities conducted
over the Internet. II. Decentralized systems -- the power of many --
can combat decentralized foes. 1. Terrorist networks are highly
decentralized and distributed. A centralized effort by itself cannot
effectively fight terrorism. 2. Terrorism is everyone's issue. The
internet connects everyone. A connected citizenry is the best defense
against terrorist propaganda. 3. As we saw in the aftermath of the
March 11 bombing, response was spontaneous and rapid because the
citizens were able to use the Internet to organize themselves. 4. As
we are seeing in the distributed world of weblogs and other kinds of
citizen media, truth emerges best in open conversation among people
with divergent views. III. The best response to abuses of openness is
more openness. 1. Open, transparent environments are more secure and
more stable than closed, opaque ones. 2. While Internet services can
be interrupted, the Internet as a global system is ultimately
resilient to attacks, even sophisticated and widely distributed ones.
3. The connectedness of the Internet – people talking with
people – counters the divisiveness terrorists are trying to
create. 4. The openness of the Internet may be exploited by
terrorists, but as with democratic governments, openness minimizes the
likelihood of terrorist acts and enables effective responses to
terrorism. IV. Well-meaning regulation of the Internet in established
democracies could threaten the development of emerging democracies. 1.
Terrorism cannot destroy the internet, but over-zealous legislation in
response to terrorism could. Governments should consider mandating
changes to core Internet functionality only with extraordinary
caution. 2. Some government initiatives that look reasonable in fact
violate the basic principles that have made the Internet a success. 3.
For example, several interests have called for an end to anonymity.
This would be highly unlikely to stop determined terrorists, but it
would have a chilling effect on political activity and thereby reduce
freedom and transparency. Limiting anonymity would have a cascading
series of unintended results that would hurt freedom of expression,
especially in countries seeking transition to democratic rule. V. In
conclusion we urge those gathered here in Madrid to: 1. Embrace the
open Internet as a foundation of 21st Century democracy, and a
critical tool in the fight against terrorism. 2. Recognizing the
Internet's value as a critical communications infrastructure, invest
to strengthen it against attacks and recover quickly from damage. 3.
Work to spread access more evenly, aggressively addressing the Digital
Divide, and to provide Internet access for all. 4. To protect free
speech and association, endorse the availability of anonymous
communications for all. 5. Resist attempts at international governance
of the Internet: It can introduce processes that have unintended
effects and violate the bottom-up democratic nature of the Net. In
other words, precisely what you would expect us to say. So predictable
as to be the equivalent of silence. And yet, it's what we all
passionately believe. We are now all in a session where we are
presenting this little manifesto. It has just been strongly and rather
surprisingly rebuked by my friend Benjamin Barber who laid out the
usual older, indigerate stuff about how the Internet is nothing but
the handmaiden of big media, scarcely better than television. Now an
Iranian lady has risen to discuss, among other things, the fact that
all the ayatollahs of Iran have sites on the Internet....
Car Used by Madrid Bombers Found (AP)
Car Used by Madrid Bombers Found (AP)
07/24/2004 12:58 PMAP - Three months after the Madrid train bombings, Spanish police
found a rental car used by the terrorists containing personal effects,
including tapes of Quranic verses and chants praising jihad, an
official said Saturday.
Police seize 13 Madrid suspects
Police seize 13 Madrid suspects
04/01/2005 07:43 PMSpanish police arrest 13 more people in connection with the Madrid
train bombings in March 2004.
Spain investigates Madrid attacks
Spain investigates Madrid attacks
07/06/2004 03:04 AMA parliamentary commission begins to examine whether the 11 March
attacks could have been prevented.
Probe opens into Madrid attacks
Probe opens into Madrid attacks
06/16/2004 10:23 AMA Spanish parliamentary commission to investigate the Madrid train
bombings holds its first session.
Pruebas de Voto Electrónico en Madrid
Pruebas de Voto Electrónico en Madrid
06/17/2004 02:16 AMU.S. Releases Man Questioned for Madrid
Bombings
U.S. Releases Man Questioned for Madrid
Bombings
05/21/2004 01:04 PMReuters via Wired News May 21 2004 5:18PM GMT
Beers & Blogs en Madrid - 13/12/2003
Beers & Blogs en Madrid - 13/12/2003
12/10/2003 04:37 AMBritish school was Madrid target
British school was Madrid target
07/01/2004 03:27 AMA British primary school in Madrid was a potential target for the
bombers behind the 11 March train blasts, documents reveal.
Madrid bombers 'had more targets'
Madrid bombers 'had more targets'
06/30/2004 05:44 PMThe Madrid train bombers had planned more attacks in the Spanish
capital, classified documents say.
Madrid bl0ggers meetup March 12 21:00
Madrid bl0ggers meetup March 12 21:00
03/14/2005 05:54 PM
Victor is organizing a bloggers meeting on Saturday in Madrid. I'll
be going. Anyone who wants to come, please sign up on the wiki
page. It is on Saturday 12th, March 2005 at 21:00. The location is
La Giralda restaurant, Calle Maldonado 4.
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Madrid Suspect Indicted on 9/11 Charges
(AP)
Madrid Suspect Indicted on 9/11 Charges
(AP)
04/28/2004 01:18 PMAP - A Moroccan sought in connection with last month's Madrid train
bombings was indicted Wednesday on charges of helping plan the Sept.
11 attacks.
Madrid suspect indicted on 9/11 charges
Madrid suspect indicted on 9/11 charges
04/28/2004 02:44 PMImpresiones de la conferencia de
Stallman en Madrid
Impresiones de la conferencia de
Stallman en Madrid
05/04/2004 06:22 PMConferencias de Richard Stallman en
Madrid
Conferencias de Richard Stallman en
Madrid
04/30/2004 01:43 PMComplex Web of Madrid Plot Still Tangled
Complex Web of Madrid Plot Still Tangled
04/11/2004 11:46 PMInvestigators say key participants in the Madrid train bombings may
still be at large.
Lynn Margulis viene a Madrid
Lynn Margulis viene a Madrid
10/31/2003 04:07 PMConferencia de seguridad FIST en Madrid
Conferencia de seguridad FIST en Madrid
02/12/2004 06:40 AMMadrid suspect 'held in Italy'
Madrid suspect 'held in Italy'
06/08/2004 06:03 AMA suspect in the Madrid train attacks is said to be in custody as part
of a swoop on alleged militants in Europe.
Aznar admits Madrid failings
Aznar admits Madrid failings
05/03/2004 10:18 PMThe former Spanish prime minister admits underestimating the threat
from Islamic militants.
Italians Say They Have Arrested
Mastermind of Madrid Attacks
Italians Say They Have Arrested
Mastermind of Madrid Attacks
06/08/2004 07:23 AMAn Egyptian man arrested in Italy is considered "one of the
masterminds" of the March 11 train bombings that killed 191 people in
Madrid.
Grok Description matches for US lawyer held over Madrid bombs
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U.S. Releases Man Linked to Madrid Train
Bombing (Reuters)
U.S. Releases Man Linked to Madrid Train
Bombing (Reuters)
05/20/2004 11:37 PMReuters - An Oregon man held behind bars for two
weeks for questioning about the deadly train bombing in Madrid
that killed 191 people was released on Thursday amid reports
the evidence linking him to the blast was found to be false.
absinthe legal in Switzerland
absinthe legal in Switzerland
06/15/2004 01:23 PM
Finally absinthe is legal in Switzerland. After nearly
a century of believing the hype that the green liquor could lead
people to madness, the Swiss government now realizes leagalizing
"would actually enable authorities to control the production of
the alcohol and tax its sales."
US lawyer held over Madrid bombs