Spain's condition for talks. Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero said shortly after that bomb that his government would seize even the smallest opportunity to bring peace. ETA, which often targets Spain's lucrative tourism industry especially in summer when British and German tourists flock to its beaches, is classed as a terrorist organisation by the United States and the European Union. On Tuesday Spain's Congress is due to debate a plan presented by Basque premier Juan Jose Ibarretxe, a mainstream nationalist, for greater autonomy from Spain. The plan, which the national parliament is almost certain to reject, calls for an ETA truce followed by a referendum in the Basque region. ETA, which has not killed anyone since May 2003, has planted a number of small bombs in the last six months in what analysts see as a bid to retain political influence despite several high-profile arrests and arms seizures last year.
