ETA blast signals end of ceasefire
A VAN packed with explosives blew up outside a police station in Durango, in Spain's Basque country yesterday, shattering windows, destroying cars and injuring two police officers in the first serious attack by the separatist group ETA since it called off a ceasefire in June.
Unusually, ETA gave no phone warning of the attack.
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