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Europe's biggest terrorist threat is Morocco - seething with as many as 1,000 al-Qaida adherents capable of suicide attacks and skilled at slipping through the continent's southern gateway, Spain's leading anti-terrorism judge testified Thursday.
The impoverished kingdom, just a short ferry ride across the Strait of Gibraltar, has about 100 al-Qaida-linked cells that raise money by dealing hashish, fencing luxury cars and smuggling people into Spain, Judge Baltasar Garzon told lawmakers investigating the Madrid train bombings.See the full content of this document
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Judge Calls Morocco Hotbed of Terrorism
Most of the 17 suspects jailed in the bombings, which kil...
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