FIREMEN REMOVE DAMAGED WINDOWS AND BUILDING DEBRIS FOLLOWING ETA CAR BOMB IN FUENGIROLA SPAIN, 2002-06-21 (photo)

Firemen remove damaged windows and debris from a hotel in Fuengirola on Spain's Costa del Sol after car bombs rocked two Spanish tourist resorts June 21, 2002, injuring at least six people in attacks by suspected Basque separatists timed to coincide with the start of a European Union summit in Seville. Officials said they received a telephoned warning in the name of ETA before the first blast which blew in windows at a large hotel in the popular beach resort of Fuengirola, near the southern coastal city of Malaga. Government officials confirmed a second explosion in the nearby coastal town of Marbella only hours later. The Fuengirola car bomb exploded just as European Union leaders were gathering for their two-day summit in Seville, about 160 km (100 miles) from the resort. REUTERS/Anton Meres PH/WS