Madrid (CNN) -- Spanish Interior Minister Antonio
Camacho warned Friday that although the Basque separatist group ETA has
declared an end to violence, the most difficult task still lies ahead --
ensuring no Spaniards suffer the threat of terror attacks in the
future.
His remarks come a day after ETA announced a "definitive cessation of its armed activity" in a statement published on the website of Gara, a newspaper the group has used to convey messages in the past.
ETA is blamed for hundreds of deaths in its decades-long fight for an independent Basque state that it wants carved out of sections of northern Spain and southwestern France. Read Here
His remarks come a day after ETA announced a "definitive cessation of its armed activity" in a statement published on the website of Gara, a newspaper the group has used to convey messages in the past.
ETA is blamed for hundreds of deaths in its decades-long fight for an independent Basque state that it wants carved out of sections of northern Spain and southwestern France. Read Here
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