スノーデンは彼のホテルを出ており、行方不明になって
米国の諜報機関の従業員'ガーディアン'のインタビューで、彼の身元を明らかにした後に消える
Snowden ha abandonado su hotel y está en paradero desconocido
El empleado de los servicios de espionaje estadounidenses desaparece tras revelar su identidad en una entrevista a 'The Guardian'
Jose Reinoso Pekín 11 JUN 2013 - 09:52 CET
Snowden has left his hotel and has been missing
The employee of the U.S. intelligence disappears after revealing his identity in an interview with 'The Guardian'
Jose Reinoso Beijing 11 JUN 2013 - 9:52 CET
Edward Snowden, the young American who leaked to British newspapers The Guardian and The Washington Post surveillance programs communications massive U.S. government, his whereabouts are unknown. On Monday it was the hotel I was staying in Hong Kong and no one knows where it is, although it is suspected that continues in the former British colony, where leaked to the press the extensive program control telephone calls and internet transmissions big companies like Google, Facebook and Skype.
Snowden, 29, left the hotel Mira in Kowloon, just hours after The Guardian unveiled with your consent that was the source of the leaks that caused one of the worst crises in the presidency of Barack Obama, according to informed the public group media RTHK (Radio Television Hong Kong).
The revelations have rocked the halls of Washington, where many lawmakers have requested the extradition is processed immediately and the employee of Booz Allen Hamilton, a subcontractor of the National Security Agency (NSA) responsible for that is believed to be one of the major security leaks of U.S. history.
California Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein, who chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee, said that the U.S. authorities are pursuing with determination to Snowden. "All departments are proceeding, I think aggressively," said Feinstein, who has called the actions of the employee of the secret services of "treason". The senator also has called for the NSA clarify their working methods and the limits under which it operates.
"Anyone responsible for leaking classified information to be punished with all the severity of the law," said Rep. Mike Rogers, chairman of the Intelligence Committee of the House of Representatives, while James Clapper, director of national intelligence, has assured NBC television network that leaks violate "a sacred trust in this country." "The damage caused by these revelations is immense."
Other lawmakers have been more cautious, and said that espionage programs raise questions not only about the privacy of citizens but also whether the Obama administration has informed Congress adequately to them, as required by law.
The step taken by Snowden has caused both a wave of sympathy. More than 25,000 people have signed an online petition, urging the Obama to forgive him, even before it has been charged. Another separate initiative on Facebook collected $ 8,000 (6,000 euros) in just a few hours to assist in his defense in court.
The young American woman left the hotel in Hong Kong which was at noon on Monday, and Ewen MacAskill, Guardian journalist, said hours after Snowden was still in Hong Kong, according to Reuters. "I had a plan. Conscientiously thought of filtering the documents and be known, rather than remain anonymous. That thought in detail, but their plans after have always been vague, "MacAskill said.
Hong Kong has extradition treaty with the United States, and if Snowden is criminally charged, as expected, toggle attention to the reaction of the courts of the former colony and the central government in Beijing. The young could try remains in Hong Kong, with a request for political asylum. Snowden said that one of the reasons I decided to fly to the former British colony, where he arrived on May 20, it was feared that the United States would not have a fair trial.
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