Eleven police officers were injured when a booby trap presumably placed by the Basque terrorist group ETA went off in San Sebasti n, Basque Country. Aurora Intxausti works for the Madrid daily El Pais, and her husband Juan Palomo for the Antena 3 television network. The failed attack is blamed on the Basque terrorist group ETA, which has targeted journalists critical of the organization in the past. Arrested Spanish police arrested four suspected members of the Basque terrorist group ETA in a midnight raid Madrid. More were arrested later in the day.
Police believe the gang was preparing a new wave of attacks in the Spanish capital.
Up to 250,000 people took part in a demonstration in Madrid against Basque terrorists, in the wake of a bomb attack in the Spanish capital in which supreme court judge Jos Francisco Querol and two others were killed, and numerous passersby were injured. ETA Boss Sentenced Former ETA boss Francisco Mugica, alias Pakito, was sentenced to 30 years in prison for instigating the 1989 murder of prosecutor Carmen Tagle. Jos Francisco Querol and two others died, and several people were seriously injured in a bomb attack this morning in Madrid's Arturo Soria neighborhood, according to initial reports. It is believed the Basque terrorist group ETA is behind the attack. ETA's Andalusian Connection Police believe that Igor Solana Matarran and Harriet Iragi, the two presumed Basque terrorists arrested in Seville on Monday shortly after they shot a Spanish army doctor, were responsible for all ETA's attacks in the region this year, including the murder in July of M laga politician Jose Maria Martin Carpena and of prosecutor Luis Portero in Granada last week.