MADRID (AP) — A plane carrying the bodies of three Europeans killed by jihadists in Burkina Faso this week while they were filming a documentary on wildlife poaching has landed in an airport near the Spanish capital of Madrid. The bodies were flown overnight from the African nation. Two Spanish journalists and an Irish conservationist were killed Monday when the anti-poaching patrol they were on with a special military wildlife force was ambushed by jihadists in eastern Burkina Faso. One Burkinabe soldier is still missing and six others are wounded. Spain announced that the two journalists — David Beriáin and Roberto Fraile — would be awarded the Order of Civil Merit, which recognizes extraordinary contributions by individuals.
