A unilateral cease-fire declared over the weekend by the Basque terrorist group ETA is getting the cold shoulder from the government of Spain, with officials noting that similar announcements in the past ended with more killings. Madrid says it will not relent in its 50-year struggle until the separatists, already severely weakened, dispose of their weapons altogether, and it has called for caution in dealing with what many interpret as a last-ditch strategy by ETA and its political allies to reclaim the political initiative. Click here for more.