After leaving the Secret Secrets Committee, which was kept behind closed doors, the ERC spokesman in Congress has assumed “certainly” other “senior government officials” have been spied on.
The National Intelligence Center (CNI) has admitted, in the Reserved Expenses Commission of Congress, that a certain number of independents were spied on, about twenty and not the 65 that published it The New Yorkerand justified this by showing the deputies with access to reserved information the authorizations given, to carry out this espionage, by the Supreme Court Justice of the Intelligence Service, Pablo Lucas.
The ERC spokesperson in the Congress of Deputies spoke to journalists after leaving the meeting, Gabriel Rufian, has limited himself to commenting that Esteban has admitted that he has been spied on and that he has not offered a solution to this situation. Rufián has declined to state how many people would have been spied on with a court order, according to the CNI version, claiming he could “take out” him if he did. According to her version, the director of the CNI has identified two possible culprits for the rest of the people who have been victims of wiretapping, including the president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, or the defense minister, Margarita Robles. : one or more foreign countries, or members of “other government agencies that also had espionage capabilities with a program like Pegasus”. In this context, Rufián added that “when he refers to a foreign nation or other government agencies”, he “also refers to the interior”.
For Rufián, if it has been a foreign nation spying on the government, it would show “a terrible hole in national security.” “If a foreign nation is spying on people’s faces or their ideas, the security of the state would be called into question and so the top officials, in this case the top officials, should resign,” he said, pointing to Robles and the Paz Esteban herself, whose situation she considers “untenable”.
Likewise, in his opinion, the option that there is “competition between government agencies to spy on independence fighters” would also be “bad”. In that case, according to him, the responsibilities should also reach the Ministry of the Interior.
About the Commission on Official Secrets:
1) There are no secrets. neither official nor unofficial
2) Nothing has been said that the CNI hasn’t already been leaked
3) There are only 2 ways. Either it has been a different country or it has been a different state organ
And 3 is an interpretation. I repeat, an INTERPRETATION.
— Gabriel Rufián (@gabrielrufian) May 5, 2022
“We left when we entered, there were no official or unofficial secrets,” said Rufián, recalling that he cannot speak about the content of the meeting because it is secret. “I leave as restless as a Democrat when I entered. The need for a Commission of Inquiry is clearer than ever,” he clarified. He has assumed that “certainly” other “senior government officials” have been spied on.
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