The price of insecurity
Madrid was not hosting a national political convention when the bombs went off. It was a workday morning like any other until some explosive-laden backpacks tore apart four commuter trains last March, killing 191 passengers and wounding many hundreds more. It was not unlike the day two and a half years before when thousands of Americans died sitting at their ... (Full Article: 651 Words)
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