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'Eta bomb-making cache' found in Portugal
Police in Portugal have said they have found a cache of explosives and bomb-making equipment in the town of Obidos.
They believe it belongs to Basque separatist group Eta.
The house had half a tonne of explosives, bomb-making equipment, Fake licence plates, detonators and maps.
Some of the explosives were set-up and ready to be used said local police chief Helder Barros.
Portuguese police have seized half a tonne of explosives at a house that they say was being used as a base by Basque separatist group Eta.
The discovery, which also included bomb-making equipment, was made in the central Portugal town of Obidos.
Fake licence plates, detonators and maps were also found, officials said.
A militant group fighting for an independent Basque homeland, Eta has been blamed for more than 820 deaths during its campaign in Spain.
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at 07:57 on February 6th, 2010
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Al Qaeda is the biggest terrorist threat but we must remember there are also other terrorist groups.