Photograph for TIME by Fidel Raso Table of Contents Subscribe to TIME Terror Trail A year after the Madrid bombings, investigators are still piecing together the role of Moroccans in the atrocities Q&A Moroccan Prime Minister Driss Jettou denies his country is exporting Islamic terrorism Victim's Voice Why survivors of the attack think Spain's leaders are playing politics with 3/11 A Blow to the Heart The Atocha Bombing [03/22/2004] Islam's Struggle The battle for a faith [09/20/2004] Indicates premium content — ADVERTISEMENT — On New Year's Eve, the Miseries of Minsk As Russia hikes up the cost of gas for Belarus, the mood turns gloomy Mogadishu at 60 Miles an Hour Arms merchants are once again doing brisk business after a rapid change of power in this tough town, but so far the peace has held The Year of The Nuke A rundown of the world's nuclear powerhouses, and what to expect in the coming months QUICK LINKS: Terror Trail | Driss Jettou | Victim's Voice | Back to TIMEeurope.com Home FROM THE MARCH 21, 2005 ISSUE OF TIME MAGAZINE; POSTED SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 2005. DISTANT DREAMS: Moroccans on the Tangier coast look across to Spain and see a better life, but the 3/11 attacks brought Spain new worries about immigration Copyright © Time Inc. and Time Warner Publishing B.V. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited. Try AOL UK for 1 month FREE | Try FOUR free issues of TIME | Give the Gift of TIME TIME Global Adviser | TIME Next | TIME Archive 1923 to the Present | TIME Europe Covers Gallery Letters to the Editor | Contact Us | Privacy Policy EDITIONS: TIME.com | TIME Asia | TIME Canada | TIME Europe | TIME Pacific | TIME For Kids