Explosions in Madrid and Election Results

On March 11th, 2004, a series of explosions rocked trains in Madrid, resulting in mass casualties and injuries. This tragedy occurred just a few days before the Spanish general elections. While conspiracy theories emerged suggesting different culprits, the bombings were not a false flag operation, but likely the work of a local terrorist group with potential connections to Al Qaeda. The attack significantly influenced public opinion, leading to a shift in voting preferences and a change of power in the Congress. This episode discusses the bombings and the subsequent political fallout.