Human rights organizations in Mexico filed a grievance with the Prosecutor Common’s Workplace on Monday to make clear the Pegasus spying on journalists and activists by the nation’s military.
The investigation gathered proof displaying that in this administration, the Ministry of Protection (Sedena) ) acquired a system for remotely monitoring data from the corporate that has the unique proper to promote Pegasus in Mexico, representatives of the organizations stated at a press convention reported by “El Sol de México”.
Civil society organizations’ investigation revealed that a minimum of two journalists – Ricardo Raphael and a reporter from the Animal Político portal – and one activist – Raymundo Ramos – have been spied on by the military whereas reporting on human rights violations by the armed forces.
As well as, they acknowledged that the proof exhibits that Sedena “systematically lied” to varied businesses to hide the existence of the contract.
Thus, these findings present that López Obrador’s promise to finish unlawful espionage in Mexico has not been saved.
On this sense, they’ve criticized the armed forces proceed to violate human rights.
They consider that this proof “refutes the thesis on which the present authorities depends to deepen the militarization of the nation.”
