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Community/People
March 10, 2005
Terrorism and Anti-Terrorism in Spain
Moderator: Rogelio Alonso
Panellists:Fernando Reinares, Edurne Uriarte, Francisco Llera, Antonio Elorza, Carlos Fernández de Casadevante, José Manuel Mata, Oscar Jaime Jiménez, Florencio Domínguez, Maite Pagazaurtundua
The panel Terrorism and Anti-Terrorism in Spain evaluated the countrys experiences with Basque and Islamist terrorism. Controversially, one panellist argued that the Basque case had proved some of the liberal assumptions wrong: political initiatives had consistently failed, democracy if anything appeared to encourage the terrorists, and economic prosperity had contributed little to creating stability. Others believed that the Basque experience provided crucial lessons, namely that co-operation between countries, as well as between the police and the political agencies of the state was crucial in making counter-terrorism measures effective. The panel was organised in collaboration with Rey Juan Carlos University, Madrid.
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Complete audio of the conference
- Terrorism and Anti-Terrorism in Spain
Audio Archive (Spanish) [2h., 27.5 MB, MP3]
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General view of the table who spoke at the session about "Terrorism and anti-terrorism in Spain". (Photo: Club de Madrid)
From left to right: José Manuel Mata, Fernando Reinares, Florencio Domínguez, Carlos, Fernández de Casadevante and the moderator Rogelio Alonso, during the session about "Terrorism and anti-terrorism in Spain" (Photo: Club de Madrid)
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