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Wikileaks Reveals New Details of ‘Intensive’ NSA Brazil Spying

Posted on July 5, 2015June 26, 2025 by Dissent

TelesurTV reports:

Wikileaks published more damning details of U.S. spying on Brazil’s government Saturday, just days after President Dilma Rousseff said she had faith Washington has rolled back snooping. The latest release includes a list of the NSA’s top targets in Brazil, with the agency taking a particular interest in key financial and economic figures in what Wikileaks described as “intensive interception.”

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