Man rams car into Spain's ruling party HQ

SPANISH police are searching for possible explosives at the headquarters of the ruling conservative Popular Party after a man rammed his car into the office entrance.

THERE were no reports of injuries and National Police spokesman Antonio Nevado told Spanish National Radio that the attack did not appear to be terrorism-related. The driver has been arrested.

Nevado said bomb disposal experts were searching the area in and around the Genova Street office in downtown Madrid. He said police had found two gas cylinders and an unidentified substance in the car."Everything indicates it was a personal action that has nothing to do with any type of terrorist action," Nevado said."It's a person that is suffering economic problems and rammed his car against the Popular Party office headquarters."A police robot could be seen close to the office and ambulances lined a nearby road in apparent preparation for an emergency situation.One image published by El Mundo newspaper's online edition showed a car with its lights still on in the reception area of the building, indicating it had smashed through a roll-down metal entrance shutter and two sets of doors.Police sealed off the entire street and several surrounding roads, creating rush-hour traffic chaos. Two subway stations on the street were closed.The incident occurred in the early morning, local time, and it is believed there were few people in the building.Police have been keeping guard outside the building for several years, mainly to prevent demonstrators protesting corruption scandals affecting the party or the government's handling of the severe economic crisis from getting near the office.

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