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	Aftermath of the 11 March 2004 Madrid train bombings - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		According to police sources, the attacks were carried out by a group of six Moroccans, and it is suspected that one of the bombers died in the blasts, although analysis of the autopsies of the victims had earlier suggested an absence of suicide bombers among the dead.
		According to Spanish Interior Minister Ángel Acebes, a Madrid television station Telemadrid received a phone call on 13 March from a man speaking in Arabic with a Moroccan accent announcing that a videotape claiming responsibility for the attacks could be found in a wastebasket near a Madrid mosque.
		Spanish authorities, who had been doubtful of the identification, finally announced on 21 May that their initial identification was incorrect, and Mayfield was at last released by the US government.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Aftermath_of_the_March_11,_2004_Madrid_attacks (4211 words)

	11 March 2004 Madrid train bombings - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		By 23 March, 191 people were confirmed dead (177 at the scene, 13 while under medical care), of whom 12 were yet to be identified; and 1,460 were wounded (about 100 remained hospitalised.) Initial reports of 202 deaths were later revised down due to the misidentification of body parts.
		Despite Spanish Government's claims that the explosive used was titadine, a type of compressed dynamite used by ETA in recent years, forensic analysis of one of the remaining unexploded devices found at El Pozo revealed the explosive used there to be Goma-2, manufactured in Spain and not used by ETA since the 1980s.
		On 15 March, Spain's ambassador submitted an unapologetic letter updating the Security Council on the progress of the investigation, repeating that the Spanish government had "the strong conviction" that ETA was involved.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/11_March_2004_Madrid_attacks (4178 words)

	Pretzel's Blog: March 2005
		12 March 2004 the content of the videotape found near Madrid mosque is made public:Al Qaeda takes responsibility and claims this terror attack was as a retaliation for Iraq War (which 92% of the victims in Madrid Attack opposed to).
		Spanish didn't blame Moroccans although most of the terrorists and collaborators were of Moroccan origin.
		Spanish Muslims thank the rest of Spanish for how we dealt with this situation and how we avoided racist speeches or actions.
	usademocrazy.blogspot.com /2005_03_01_usademocrazy_archive.html (1907 words)

	CNN.com - Texas candidates prepare for Spanish debate - March 1, 2002
		Larry Gonzalez, the Washington director of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials, said the Spanish-language debate is the first of its kind a major race in modern American politics.
		Though the political landscape in the U.S. is nothing like Canada, for example, where bilingual skills are a must for politicians, Gonzalez said spoken Spanish is likely to become more prevalent on the campaign trail in the U.S. as the Hispanic population continues to grow.
		And, despite their mutual Mexican-American background and Spanish skills, Morales and Sanchez have not seen eye-to-eye on the issue of holding a debate entirely in Spanish.
	edition.cnn.com /2002/ALLPOLITICS/03/01/texas.debate (546 words)

	Amazon.com: Household Spanish: How to Communicate With Your Spanish Employees: Books: William C. Harvey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		I found the vocabulary to be interesting at times but there are so many ways in Spanish to say a word it just depends where a person is from but I think that Barron's tried to use the most generic word at all times.
		I really believe the book is good if you want to learn some Spanish vocabulary without having to worry about grammar and sentences etc. If you decide to purchase this book you will instantly increase your vocabulary and most of all know how to say everyday household terms in Spanish.
		I speak a fair amount of Spanish, but I found this book to be VERY helpful at the specific terms one encounters with Spanish speaking household helpers.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0812090578?v=glance (1139 words)

	Tim Blair: SPANISH ELECTION POSTSCRIPT
		The Spanish people have made a big mistake, yes, but bear in mind how little time they've had to react to the bombings-- all the more so because of their odd law banning politicking on the day before the election.
		The new Spanish prime minister declares their participation in Iraq as a big mistake, noting the withdrawal of Spanish troops after winning an election they had been assured of losing PRIOR to a major terrorist attack via Al-Quaida/ETA.
		As of 15.55 on 11th of March Spanish intelligence reports did highlight the reasons why ETA would be behind the attacks.
	timblair.spleenville.com /archives/006197.php (14016 words)

	Puerta del Sol Blog: Reflections on Life in Spain and Spanish Culture: March 2005 Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Then she simply asked the politicians to make it possible for Spanish citizens to leave their houses in the mornings safe in the knowledge that they would return there at the end of the day.
		Imagine you were a Spanish journalist, or just someone interested in reading about Spanish matters in Spanish.
		Meanwhile, Spanish soccer coach Luis Aragonés has been fined €3000 (about $4000) for his racist remarks before the game against England in November.
	www.puertadelsolblog.com /archives/2005/03 (1269 words)

	CNN.com - North Koreans storm Spanish embassy - March 14, 2002
		The 25 -- from six families, including eight children -- are fleeing persecution from their hard-line communist country, according to a Spanish diplomat and a Tokyo-based refugee support organization.
		CNN's Jaime Florcruz reports the North Korean refugees in China who ran into the Spanish Embassy are trying to get to South Korea.
		The North Korean embassy said it was looking into the case and there was no immediate comment from the Chinese government on a potentially embarrassing incident during the annual meeting of the National People's Congress, China's parliament.
	archives.cnn.com /2002/WORLD/asiapcf/east/03/14/nkorea.spain.china.2130 (571 words)

	CBS News \| Mr. Bush's Spanish Fluency \| March 20, 2000 09:32:42
		To be sure, the governor, who studied the language growing up, would have little trouble getting from the train station to the hotel in downtown Madrid or Mexico City without uttering any English.
		Others have their doubts about the depth of Dubya's ability to handle himself in Spanish, though they almost universally add as a caveat that ability is secondary to attitude.
		Michael Alvarez, professor of political science at the California Institute of Technology, says no amount of Spanish will suffice to soothe Hispanic voters in California who are angry at initiatives pushed by ex-Governor Pete Wilson, especially one denying illegal immigrants governmental services (which became law but was subsequently ruled unconstitutional).
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2000/03/14/politics/main171722.shtml (779 words)

	Online NewsHour Update: Pro-U.S. Party Defeated in Spanish Elections -- March 15, 2004
		Spain's ambassador to the U.S. describes Spanish efforts to catch those responsible for the Madrid train bombings.
		Just hours before voting began, Spanish officials announced a it had a purported Al-Qaida video, in which the group said it carried out the attacks in retaliation for Spain's support for the U.S.-led war on Iraq.
		A London-based Arabic newspaper had earlier received a claim of responsibility in al-Qaida's name, but the Spanish government had been reluctant to blame the Islamic group, saying the Basque separatist group ETA was also a suspect.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/updates/spain_03-15-04.html (564 words)

	Madrid News - latest news stories and top headlines.
		March 16 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S.-led coalition in Iraq can adapt to ``compensate'' for the loss of Spanish troops after Spain's prime minister-elect said he would withdraw the country's forces, said the top U.S. commander in the Middle Eastern nation, Agence France-Presse reported.
		The Australian SPANISH police think they have identified six Moroccans as the bombers who blew up four commuter tra...
		BBC News Spanish police have reportedly identified six Moroccans who they believe carried out the Madrid bomb...
	archive.wn.com /2004/03/16/1400/madrid (512 words)

	CNN.com - Spanish march in nuclear sub protest - January 20, 2001
		The march was led by the head of the Andalucia autonomous regional government, Manuel Chaves, and supported by all parties and unions except Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar's Popular Party.
		Environmentalists, Spanish opposition politicians and local residents have demanded the submarine be taken back to Britain for repairs.
		The British, Gibraltar and Spanish governments have all given assurances that the sub poses no threat to public safety.
	archives.cnn.com /2001/WORLD/europe/01/20/gibraltar.submarine.02 (367 words)

	Spanish march into global big league continues with Telefonica O2 move
		This week's 26.1-billion-euro (31.5-billion-dollar) bid by Spanish telecoms giant Telefonica for Britain's O2, the largest overseas deal ever launched by a firm from Spain, underlined the country's global push into the big league.
		In the media sector for example, the Vocento group, number one on the Spanish daily newspaper market, is a candidate to buy a regional newspaper group in Lyon, France.
		The information contained in the AFP News report may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without the prior written authority of Agence France Presse.
	www.turkishpress.com /news.asp?id=78022 (813 words)

	Black Lake Training Includes Week in Spanish - March 2002 Solidarity
		One instructor who teaches the Spanish class is Jose Melera, the education representative assigned to Region 9A.
		“Before, the classes were translated into Spanish, but this is much better,” said Melera, adding that the members get so much out of the sessions that they go back home and encourage their co-workers to attend.
		Besides the week in Spanish, there will be four weeklong sessions in English: one which began Feb. 24 on union involvement, classes beginning March 10 on standing committees, and classes beginning April 7 and May 12 on leaders in action.
	www.uaw.org /solidarity/02/0302/union02.html (326 words)

	Jim Boulet Jr. on Spanish Debate on National Review Online
		The question in Spanish was a double insult to Corky because he barely understood it.
		While the Democrats held their Spanish-only debate, there were undoubtedly folks in Republican circles kicking themselves for not having thought of the idea first, if the GOP's January meeting in Austin, Texas, is any indication.
		This unfortunately bipartisan view that Spanish is the only proper way to communicate with Hispanic Americans relegates them to a linguistic cul-de-sac well off the superhighway of American political debate.
	www.nationalreview.com /comment/comment-boulet030402.shtml (535 words)

	CBS News \| Voters Oust Spanish Government \| March 15, 2004 07:33:02
		The 700-page Sept. 17, 2003, indictment by Spanish Judge Baltasar Garzon names Jamal Zougam - one of three Moroccans arrested Saturday in connection with Spain's worst-ever terrorist attacks - as a "follower" of Imad Yarkas, whom Garzon jailed for allegedly helping plan the attacks on New York and Washington.
		Some voters were angry at outgoing Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar, accusing him of making Spain a target for Islamic extremists because of his support for the Iraq war, despite the opposition of most Spaniards.
		Aznar sent 1,300 Spanish troops to Iraq after the conflict and 11 have died.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2004/03/15/world/main606205.shtml (1167 words)

	Puerta del Sol Blog: Reflections on Life in Spain and Spanish Culture: March 2004 Archives
		Paul Preston is preparing a book called The Spanish Holocaust, to be published in 2005: in an El País interview today, he states that the mass graves in Iraq are no different from those in Spain and that "con la Guerra Civil, los historiadores tenemos trabajo para 50 o 100 años más".
		This, coming days after the worst massacre on Spanish soil since the Civil War, was presumably a vote against both war and terrorism, and against the circumstances in which war and terrorism flourish.
		The figures, in any case, are a symptom of the body's general state, which is perpetuated by the frustration of failing to consolidate itself as a well-managed and well-run example of public media, in both economic and professional terms, which is especially serious in a channel which can count on a qualified workforce.
	www.puertadelsolblog.com /archives/2004/03 (6990 words)

	Translator: German-English-German & Spanish-English: March 2005
		Again, as I always say: if you want a translation done on the cheap and therefore ship it out to some far-away nation and non-native speakers of the target language, don't be surprised if (er, when) you receive utter rubbish.
		Earlier this month, he told his community that there would be a "grand announcement in early March", but it never happened.
		But there are many ways to enter our profession—there are lawyers, engineers or doctors who, at some point in their careers, decided to do something entirely different and went on to become translators.
	germantranslator.blogs.com /translation/2005/03 (7049 words)

	The Nation's Health Web exclusive March 2002: Spanish-English language barrier dissuades Hispanics from pursuing ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		With growing racial and ethnic diversity in the United States, communication between patient and physician is a big concern.
		To be eligible for Hablamos Juntos, applicants must serve a community that has a minimum Hispanic population of 10,000 in the year 2000 and must have experienced at least a 50 percent growth between 1999 and 2000.
		In the future, program organizers said they hope to expand their interpretative services to other languages in addition to Spanish.
	www.apha.org /journal/nation/langbarriersexclus302.htm (673 words)

	Health Data Management \| Genome Guide Available in Spanish (March 25, 2003)
		(March 25, 2003) The National Human Genome Research Institute, Bethesda, Md., has launched a Spanish-language version of its "Talking Glossary of Genetics" Web-based resource guide, at www.genome.gov/education.
		The multi-media glossary is one of several educational tools on the Web site designed to help students and others understand the Human Genome Project.
		The glossary, in Spanish and English, includes definitions and pronunciation guides for more than 150 terms, along with illustrations.
	www.healthdatamanagement.com /html/news/NewsStory.cfm?DID=9936 (169 words)

	Amazon.com: Diccionario español/inglés - inglés/español: The Oxford Spanish Dictionary: Books: Carol Styles ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Also, all Spanish verbs are referenced to a table at the back of the book which gives all forms of that type of verb.
		This is a terrific dictionary used in conjunction with the Oxford Duden Pictorial Spanish and English Dictionary for hard to locate technical words.
		The Cassell's Spanish Dictionary can lead to a lot of imprecise translations in your readings, but it's useful in composition as a thesaurus.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0198645236?v=glance (1442 words)

	Guest Column - Spanish Flee - March 16, 2004
		For starters, the removal of the token force of 1,300 Spanish forces sent in as an earnest of support for the Bush administration's preemption in Iraq.
		This is a legacy of the Spanish succession that challenges the mind.
		A serious student of the American psyche would not fall into that trap, knowing that it is the American trait of retaliation for injury that is President Bush's primary pillar of support.
	www.aim.org /guest_column/A973_0_6_0_C (680 words)

	A Tribute for Xena & Gabrielle: The Best Spanish Websites (March 2002 - #66)
		There are hundreds of English websites with the quality of such sites as Amphipolis Village or Xenaville, but there are not many websites in Spanish that are as good.
		Sometimes it can be dull to search for Spanish websites because they do not contain as much information as the English websites as a rule do.
		I have visited many Spanish websites with lots of information but this is the only one that has a full episode guide including commentaries.
	www.whoosh.org /issue66/viola1.html (1091 words)

	Letterfly - The Spanish March is demonstrated in Peru Indiana
		Letterfly - The Spanish March is demonstrated in Peru Indiana
		The Spanish March is demonstrated in Peru Indiana
		Truly unusual is the horses ability to lift his forelegs on command, making entertaining "dance" steps possible for the delight of the audience.
	members.aol.com /Letterfly/ecole02.htm (397 words)

	Ms. Paradis' Picks ~ March (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		March is Spanish Month Try these web sites at home or at Robbins Library to improve your Spanish and learn about countries where it is spoken.
		Legends of Latino Sports: This is a great site for reading up on the latest news about the many, many wonderful athletes that come from Latin America.
		Babel Fish Translation: This is a fun page on the Alta Vista search engine that will translate English into Spanish (and lots of other languages too!).
	www.geocities.com /ljacoby_2000/pp/march.html (380 words)

	Health Data Management \| HIPAA Courses Available in Spanish (March 19, 2003) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		HIPAA Courses Available in Spanish (March 19, 2003)
		(March 19, 2003) HIPAA eCollege, a vendor of software to train employees how to comply with the privacy and security rules, has released a Spanish language curriculum.
		The Wayne, Pa.-based vendor's educational content includes 34 role-specific courses covering more than 60 job settings.
	www.healthdatamanagement.com /html/news/NewsStory.cfm?DID=9912 (118 words)

	Time International (Spanish Edition) March 08, 1999 Articles @ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Time International (Spanish Edition) March 08, 1999 Articles @ HighBeam Research
		Start / T / Time International (Spanish Edition) / March 08, 1999 /
		The Legacy of a Tragic Death: While redefining racism, a report makes some startling recommendations.
	static.highbeam.com /t/timeinternationalspanishedition/march081999 (125 words)

	West European Politics: The March 2000 Spanish Election: A 'Critical Election'?
		West European Politics: The March 2000 Spanish Election: A 'Critical Election'?
		The Spanish 2000 election is important to students of west European politics because it represented a surprising first majority victory for a centre-right party in contemporary Spain.
		It is also of interest to scholars of electoral studies because the apparent change evokes questions regarding whether or not the election was a 'critical' one as developed in the American, and recently British, literature.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_hb3586/is_200007/ai_n8536353 (292 words)

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