ETA: A growing danger.

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After breaking the ceasefire that was agreed on by June, 2006, the Basque separatist organisation is still stick to violence to reach its aims and purposes of a Basque nation it has been demanding for since four decades. Authorities said they discovered bomb-making material not so far from where they discovered earlier a complete explosive device which is thought to believe to ETA. A vehicle was also found in the nearby town of Amorebieta , a vehicle that looks like the one ETA militants used to plant explosive cache detected by Basque national police on December 23^rd.

 

This comes just a week after, ETA declared it set a bomb in Madrid’s airport killing two persons and injuring a dozen, the material was well hidden close to the roadside picnic ground in Atxondo valley, where the police also found on Thursday around 220 pounds of explosives, there was some other dangerous material hidden such as aluminium powder, detonators and timers.

 In its quest of a national and free Basque nation in northern Spain and south-western France ETA killed about 800 civilians, the organization is considered as a terrorist one by the United States of America and the European union, the bombing of the airport came three years after the group attacked lethal and nine months after it proclaimed a permanent cease fire, but Spanish prime minister Jose Luis Zapatero decided to end all talks with the Basque movement.

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