Colombia Investigates Illegal Use of Pegasus Spy Software
Colombia's attorney general has launched an investigation into the alleged illegal purchase and use of Pegasus spy software by the national police, as revealed by President Gustavo Petro.
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Colombia's attorney general announced on Thursday that an investigation has been initiated regarding the alleged illegal purchase and deployment of Pegasus spy software.
This decision follows a televised statement by President Gustavo Petro, who disclosed that a unit within the national police clandestinely acquired the software using $11 million in cash.
The head of state emphasized the significance of uncovering such illicit activities to ensure transparency and justice within the country's law enforcement agencies.
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