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This week in history: July 19–25 18 July 2021 25 years ago: LTTE train bombing kills dozens of workers in Sri Lanka On July 24, 1996, a bombing carried out by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) at the Dehiwala train station outside of Colombo killed 64 commuters. A further 400 people were wounded. The LTTE operatives placed suitcase bombs containing over 200 pounds of explosives in four carriages at the height of rush hour. The act was deliberately aimed at workers commuting to the suburban areas of Sri Lanka’s capital city. The train, scheduled to leave the Colombo Fort railway station after 5 p.m., was to carry city workers home after the day shift. The train was known as the “office train” and was extraordinarily packed. Over 2,000 people were on board the day of the attack. ....
Podemos launches baseless #MeToo attack on Spanish tenor Plácido Domingo World-renowned Spanish opera singer Plácido Domingo made a triumphant return to the stage in Spain in June after a nearly two-year absence, receiving a lengthy standing ovation. The 80-year-old baritone/tenor last sang in his home country in 2019, before the launching of a #MeToo-style sexual misconduct witch-hunt against him that year. Popular enthusiasm for the singer’s return sharply contrasts with the attitude taken by the “left populist” Podemos party, which governs in Spain in coalition with the social-democratic Spanish Socialist Party (PSOE). Podemos politicians launched a vicious campaign denouncing Domingo’s appearance and the positive reception he enjoyed as an insult to women. ....