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    They turned out in record numbers to elect the Socialist contender, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, as prime minister. "Today, terrorists tried to interfere in the peaceful demonstration of the will of the people as they go to the polls ... We will not permit it today. We will never permit it." The slain man, Isaias Carrasco, 42, a former Socialist representative and father of three, was shot several times in the torso and neck at close range as he left his apartment in the working-class town of Arrasate, according to Spanish authorities. Full Article at The Seattle Times
    Today, terrorists tried to interfere in the peaceful demonstration of the will of the people as they go to the polls ... We will not permit it today. We will never permit it.
    Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero – Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero SOURCE: The Seattle Times 21 months ago
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Killing derails Spain election campaign
  1. ETA has killed a Socialist former councilman ... vile and cowardly act.
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 21 months ago
  2. It was clear that ETA wanted to get someone during this campaign and it managed to do that today, probably because it managed to catch someone who was undefended and with no bodyguard
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 21 months ago

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