アメリカ合衆国安全保障院;National Securitu agencyの Echelon,Prism 計画による全世界盗聴施設は、欧州連合の個人情報の保護なんて、糞くらえ！無意味！
La Unión Europea teme por la privacidad de sus datos
La Comisión pedirá explicaciones a EE UU sobre el espionaje
Los países negocian desde hace meses cómo cerrar las lagunas de privacidad
ESPECIAL Caso de espionaje en EE UU
Lucía Abellán Bruselas 11 JUN 2013 - 21:22 CET
The European Union is concerned about the privacy of their data
The Commission will explain to the U.S. on espionage
The countries are negotiating for months how to close the gaps in privacy
SPECIAL espionage case in the U.S.
Lucia Abellán Brussels 11 JUN 2013 - 21:22 CET
The espionage in the United States has placed in the foreground a problem that worries Europe for months: the lack of protection of personal data. Just a few hours of conversation they lacked the European Ministers of Justice last Thursday for the U.S. program focused revelation of the meeting at which the leaders sought to strengthen EU rules on data protection. The European Commission noted with regret that there are states willing to block that regulation shortly before the Guardian revealed with the urgency of agreeing information this new framework.
Community rules on the subject date back to 1995. Despite include garantistas still among the world, the emergence of the Internet in everyday life of Europeans, and especially the advent of social networks has become outdated regulation. The EU executive launched a year and a half ago a proposal to restrict access to companies and public authorities have sensitive data, regular users such novel issues such as the right to oblivion.
Since then, Member States are reluctant to agree on key regulatory elements. But U.S. intelligence emergence has sparked nervousness of some members of the European Commission. "This case demonstrates that a legal framework for personal data protection is not a luxury, but a fundamental right. It is time that the European Council can act quickly proves that to strengthen the rights of citizens, "says Vice President of the European Commission responsible for Justice, Viviane Reding, after learning of espionage.
When assessing the degree of vulnerability of citizens in the network, as important is the European regulation as detailing data exchanges between Europe and the United States. Neither just materialize. But the surveillance scandal has come in time to keep focusing the meeting starting Wednesday in Dublin European leaders with U.S. authorities. As chance would have it this annual meeting this time is dedicated to the protection of data.
Neither the European regulation or controlling trade with the U.S. ends materialize
Reding will have the opportunity to ask the U.S. espionage details, how many Europeans has affected and how you ensure the security of communications, says a spokeswoman for the commissioner. The concern is not new. The European Union and numerous data delivery of its citizens to the United States (of air passengers, bank transfers ...), but has no guarantee that such data processing complies with the European standards. So Justice Commissioner since 2011 an agreement explores data protection linked to police and judicial cooperation. Because in practice, many regulations to be adopted in this regard, both government and private have access to key information of the citizen which can be used against you.
Several long block elements such collaboration between the two powers. Among them, a U.S. citizen who considers your privacy violated may appeal to the European authorities, as a European, can not do the same against the American administration. The Commission also wants to clarify whether these exchanges imply an indiscriminate transfer of data or requests it would be when there are "concrete suspicions", sources Community. "As a European citizen sends messages or phone someone in the U.S. does not expect that your personal data may be intercepted or transmitted to third parties," describe.
Other community sources consider the possibilities of this approach in data exchange agreement are far more limited than before knowing the revelation of private communications siege. Although some Member States are less proactive in this area, most wary of using the United States can give these databases, much more now. The very German Chancellor Angela Merkel, will use the event to be held with U.S. President Barack Obama on June 18 to demand an explanation on this case.
The communications control unworthy especially the European Parliament, very jealous of the privacy of citizens. "How can we talk about the special relationship between the European Union and the United States when Obama says explicitly that only foreigners have spied on?" Asks Dutch liberal MEP Sophie in 't Veld, great defender of civil liberties.
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