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...they found Azahari's hideout after identifying the three suicide bombers who killed 20 people in Bali on Oct. 1. A massive surveillance operation ensued, trailing scores of suspects with links to the dead bombers. One of those suspects, a 27-year-old Indonesian who calls himself Yayha Antoni, emerged from the Batu house the day before Azahari died. Having tapped his mobile phone, police believed he was going to meet Azahari's chief accomplice, fellow Malaysian Noordin Mohamad Top. Yayha apparently sensed he was being tailed and tried to detonate his vest but was arrested; he later admitted...
...truth. If ETA had been responsible for the attacks, Aznar's party would have won, because the majority of Spaniards endorse the fight against that terrorist organization. And if Spaniards had supported the war in Iraq, not even 1,000 al-Qaeda bombs would have affected the vote. Antoni Conesa Wembley, England...
...bomb attacks simply added to a predictable defeat for the governing party. If Spaniards had truly supported the war in Iraq, not even 1,000 al-Qaeda bombs would have affected the vote. ANTONI CONESA Wembley, England
Born in 1902 to wealthy and well-connected Barcelona family—his uncle, Güell, was the patron of Spanish architect Antoni Gaudí—Sert would flee first from fascism in Spain and then again from Paris with the onset of World...
Traced to its Greek foundations, the word architect comes from archi (chief) and tekton (builder). In the case of Catalan "chief builder" Antoni Gaudí, the derivation seems prosaic. For Gaudí, the word breaks easily into the three trademarks of his architecture: arches, technical brilliance and sureness, this last quality sometimes degenerating into rudeness and arrogance...