MADRID , Spain ( CNN ) -- A Spanish court convicted four men Tuesday but acquitted 10 others of charges that they helped four suspects from the Madrid train bombings to flee . The rush-hour train bombings killed 191 people and wounded 1,800 others . The National Court convicted Kamal Ahbar , 31 , of Algeria , and Samir Tahtah , 32 , of Morocco , of belonging to an Islamic terrorist group , and sentenced them to nine years in prison , according to a 136-page court ruling . The court also convicted Mohamed El Idrissi , 32 , of Morocco , of collaborating with a terrorist group and sentenced him to five years . Tarek Hamed Hamu , 30 , a Spaniard from Spain 's enclave of Ceuta on Morocco 's north coast , was convicted of document forgery and sentenced to two years . But 10 other men , from Morocco , Algeria or Spain 's Ceuta , were acquitted . Most were arrested in June 2005 , a year after the Madrid commuter train bombings in March 2004 that killed 191 people and wounded more than 1,800 . In June 2005 , police closed in on a rundown locale , the court said , in a Barcelona suburb , on suspicion it was a hive for Islamic terrorist recruitment , indoctrination and logistical support to move men to Iraq to fight against western forces there , including as suicide bombers . Prosecutors said the group helped four train bombing suspects flee . But one was later caught and convicted in Morocco ; another was thought to have died in Iraq , while a third was among seven key train bomb suspects who blew themselves up in Madrid suburb as police closed in on their hideout a month after the train bombings .
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