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Weekly Report - 05 September 2013 (WR-13-35)
BRAZIL: Rousseff takes umbrage at latest NSA revelations
According to ‘senior presidential palace sources’ cited by the leading dailies Folha de São Paulo and O Globo a “furious” President Dilma Rousseff is threatening to cancel her scheduled official trip to the US in October over the latest allegations about US spying activities in Brazil, which apparently reached as high up as the president’s office itself.
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