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Kostunica signs Spain's book of condolences
Belgrade,
13 March 2004
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica has offered condolences to Spanish Ambassador to Serbia-Montenegro Mariano Garcia Munoz over recent terrorist attacks in Madrid which killed 200 people and wounded nearly 1,500 others.
"I share the grief of the Spanish people and I strongly believe that Spain as well as the whole democratic world will be resolute in the fight against organised terrorism as a universal evil," Kostunica wrote in the book of condolences in the Spanish Embassy in Belgrade today.
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