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[ PRIVACY Forum ] Brazil Acknowledges Spying on Diplomatic Targets
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Brazil Acknowledges Spying on Diplomatic Targets
http://j.mp/HwAxt0 (New York Times)
"Brazil's government acknowledged on Monday that its top intelligence
agency had spied on diplomatic targets from countries including the
United States, Iran and Russia, putting Brazilian authorities in the
uncomfortable position of defending their own surveillance practices
after repeatedly criticizing American spying operations."
- - -
Remember Brazil's hyperbolic screaming about "U.S. spying" -- how it's
shocked, stunned, wants to split off its own Internet and more? Well,
golly gee ...
--Lauren--
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