ドイツのメルケル首相は、オバマ米大統領に国立諜報院 (NSA) による世界無差別通信盗聴の制限を要求
Berlín celebra el giro de Washington pero exige un pacto antiespionaje
Alemania cree que las reticencias estadounidenses impiden la colaboración
Juan Gómez Berlín 17 ENE 2014 - 21:32 CET
Berlin celebrates the turning of Washington but requires a covenant Antispyware
Germany believes that U.S. reluctance impede collaboration
Juan Gómez Berlin 17 ENE 2014 - 21:32 CET
Chancellor Angela Merkel welcomes U.S. President Barack Obama announced in his speech on Friday impending restrictions spy practices their intelligence . After welcoming speech , Merkel spokesman Steffen Seibert said that " in Germany German law should apply ." He admitted that Berlin needs "more time " to analyze in detail the words of Obama. They will , said guidance to continue the "conversations looking for a new base of collaboration" with the U.S. secret services .
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Seibert refers to negotiations between Berlin and Washington to reach a mutual agreement not to spy . Germany gave the agreement for sure thing until they recognized this week representatives of the German secret services , " grounded " because of U.S. reluctance. The White House wants to avoid a precedent that will lead to other partners and allies to demand similar conditions.
The diminished opposition to the new government of Chancellor Merkel accused of having failed in its aim of limiting the agreement by U.S. espionage in Germany. The Left Party (Die Linke ) described as " vague " the commitments announced by Obama. It is, as his deputy Stefan Liebich , "one back up light -hearted ." The parliamentarian Konstantin von Notz Greens said Obama promises "no change almost nothing" for citizens who are under massive surveillance of Americans and British secret services . Merkel said Friday von Notz , " was played all the single letter " agreement with Washington not mutual espionage , but " missed hand " .
According to the forthcoming German transatlantic affairs coordinator , Philipp Missfelder Democrat ( CDU ), the possible failure led relations between the U.S. and its German ally even more tense moments during the Iraq war 11 years ago . Create Missfelder many Germans felt a 'disappointment' with Obama's policies , compounded this week by Washington's refusal to accept the agreement not to spy driven by Germany.
It is by now see the effect of the presidential address , in which Obama supports one of the points demanded Germany : U.S. does not spy on the leaders of the neighboring countries . Not specify who are the winners but , according to U.S. sources cited by Reuters, "dozens" of political leaders will be spied . The revelations about the massive U.S. spy exanalista conducted by the National Security Agency (NSA ) Edward Snowden peaked with the publication in October by the weekly Der Spiegel, that the NSA was monitoring the cellphone Chancellor Angela Merkel by the NSA. The head of government then called the White House to protest . In Washington said their spies " nor monitor or monitor " your staff Merkel , but did not say whether they had in the past. Neither Obama offered more detail Friday .
I hope EEA States have the strength to find a balance between security and civil rights "
Frank -Walter Steinmeier
The new minister of Foreign Merkel 's new government , the Social Democrat Frank -Walter Steinmeier (SPD ) , said Friday that trusts " that the U.S. will have sufficient strength to find a balance between security and civil rights " of citizens . The problem for European counterintelligence is , first, its dramatic dependence on information received from the much more powerful and capable agencies in the U.S. and the UK.
In addition to refusing to provide for losses negotiations with Washington, Merkel has prompted a parallel mutual agreement not to spy between partners of the European Union. London is , as we have learned this week, more reluctant partner to sign a binding agreement. According to several papers published in Der Spiegel Snowden , his intelligence service GCHQ intercepts communications large scale internet and phone.
Precisely the reaction of the European Commission to Obama's speech , but held to be addressing the massive data collection by the NSA, explicitly housed the U.S. to address outstanding issues. Brussels cites in particular the need to strengthen " confidence in the transatlantic transfer of data in the commercial sector " and " rapid conclusion of a framework agreement on data protection" that guarantees the rights of European citizens , so allowing European non-residents in the U.S. go to court .
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