Five months after the worst terror attack in Spain’s history, a parliamentary inquiry into the March 11 Madrid train bombings has little to show save a spreading discomfort among Spaniards about its members’ jockeying for political gain. The inquiry — now recessed after a month of hearings — has drawn unflattering comparisons to the recently concluded U.S. 9/11 investigation, which was perceived here to have been far more comprehensive, forward-looking and bipartisan. “The comparison with the Sept. 11 commission is lacerating,” the leading El Pais newspaper said. Full Story
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