Explosives packed in a small truck detonated Wednesday morning in Madrid after a warning call in the name of the Basque separatist group ETA. An emergency services official said at least three people were slightly injured in the blast in northeastern Madrid’s San Blas district, with another 15 complaining of “ear damage” from the explosion. Calling it an “ETA terrorist attack,” Interior Minister Jose Antonio Alonso told the Spanish Senate the bomb made of 40 to 45 pounds (18 to 20 kilograms) of explosives caused a “considerable explosion.”Full Story
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