Alleged masterminds deny links to Madrid bombings AFP via Yahoo! News
Two more alleged masterminds behind the deadly 2004 Madrid train bombings have denied any involvement in the attacks and followed an accused co-plotter in refusing to address the court directly.
'Plotter' fears E Guinea torture BBC News
Lawyers for a British alleged mercenary, who Equatorial Guinea wants to extradite, say he could face torture.
'Plotter' fears E Guinea torture ZWNEWS.com
A Zimbabwe court has begun hearing an application to have the British leader of a group of alleged mercenaries extradited to Equatorial Guinea.
E Guinea pledges fair trial for alleged coup plotter Mail and Guardian
A top official from Equatorial Guinea has assured a court in Zimbabwe that alleged British mercenary Simon Mann will receive a fair trial if he is extradited to the oil-rich Central African country, reports said Friday.
Coup plotter fights extradition Sunday Times
Simon Mann is currently ill and is due for an operationIt would be unfair to extradite him under the circumstances.
Madrid bombing 'masterminds' deny charges Mail and Guardian
Two more alleged masterminds behind the deadly 2004 Madrid train bombings denied on Friday any involvement in the attacks and followed an accused co-plotter in refusing to address the court directly.
President of Rwanda blamed in assassinations San Jose Mercury News
More than a decade after the genocide, a mystery still lies at the heart of Rwanda's darkness. But France's most celebrated anti-terrorism magistrate believes he knows who assassinated two African presidents on April 6, 1994. The shooting down of the Rwandan presidential jet that night was followed by the killings of an estimated 800,000 people, most of them members of the Tutsi minority.
I wanted to be a martyr says plotter Gulf Daily News
MADRID: Rabei Osman Sayed Ahmed, the first of 29 suspects to take the stand in the trial of the 2004 Madrid train bombings, is considered by Spanish prosecutors to be one of four masterminds of the deadly attacks.
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Ex-military officials join political battles INQ7.net
BAGUIO CITY—More former military men are assaulting the political arena. Those joining the May election fray include Col. Abraham Purugganan, the former Young Officers’ Union (YOU) leader, retired Police Director Eduardo Matillano and former Police Comptroller Reynaldo Velasco.
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