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Car bomb attack in Spanish city Car bomb kills Spanish officer
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A car bomb has gone off in the Spanish city of Bilbao, in the Basque region. A police officer has been killed in a car bomb attack in the Spanish city of Bilbao, in the Basque region.
Police sources say a body was found in the vehicle, which was in a car park in the city's Della Pina district. The attack happened in a car park in the city's Della Pina district.
It is not known who carried out the attack, but the Basque separatist organisation Eta has been blamed for previous incidents.It is not known who carried out the attack, but the Basque separatist organisation Eta has been blamed for previous incidents.
Eta's violent four-decade campaign for a sovereign Basque state has cost more than 800 lives. The group called off a ceasefire in June 2007.Eta's violent four-decade campaign for a sovereign Basque state has cost more than 800 lives. The group called off a ceasefire in June 2007.
The Spanish government had already declared the peace process "finished" after a bomb blast by Eta killed two Ecuadorean men at a Madrid airport car park in December 2006.The Spanish government had already declared the peace process "finished" after a bomb blast by Eta killed two Ecuadorean men at a Madrid airport car park in December 2006.


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