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Weekly Report - 19 November 2009 (WR-09-46)
REGION: Spying allegations proliferate
Only a matter of weeks after tension escalated between Chile and Peru
over the Salitre military exercises in Antofogasta, the two countries are again
at loggerheads. Peru's President Alan García is accusing Chile of spying, an
accusation vehemently denied by Chile. The allegations coincide with claims from
Caracas that Colombia is spying on Venezuela, Cuba and Ecuador. They also come
amid spying allegations at a domestic level in Argentina.
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