-
Spanish deputy PM urges investigation into Catalan spyware claims
Exclusive: Pablo Iglesias calls alleged targeting of independence movement figures unacceptable The Spanish deputy prime minister, Pablo Iglesias, has become the most senior political figure to call for a parliamentary investigation into the use of spyware to target prominent members of the Catalan independence movement, saying such practices are “unacceptable in a democracy”.A joint investigation this week by the Guardian and El País has revealed that Roger Torrent, the speaker of the Catalan parliament, and former regional foreign minister Ernest Maragall are among at least four pro-independence activists who have been targeted using Israeli spyware that its makers said is sold only to governments. Continue reading...
More like this (3)
-
Calls for inquiry over claims Catalan lawmaker's phone was hacked
Speaker of regional parliament was told he was targeted by spyware in ‘possible case of domestic...
-
Top Catalan politician says alleged attack confirms fears about Spanish state
Roger Torrent tells Guardian suspected targeting of his phone using spyware is proof of ‘dirty war’Phone...
