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Pedro Sánchez is the first acting head of Spanish government to acknowledge having been spied on by the Israeli Pegasus software, with which Morocco also infiltrated one of the mobile phones of French President Emmanuel Macron. The Spanish Government has reported this Sunday that the mobile phones of the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez and the Defense Minister, Margarita Robles, were subjected to "illegal and external" wiretapping by the Pegasus program, according to two technical reports from the Cryptologic Center National. It is the first time that espionage with this software of an acting head of government has been confirmed. Already last summer, an investigation uncovered that Morocco had infected one of the mobile phones of the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, with Pegasus, who however did not confirm the information. The Pegasus software from the Israeli manufacturer NSO is able to read all data from mobile phones attacked with it. In addition, Pegasus can switch o...

Morocco infiltrated one of the personal mobiles of the President of the Republic France, Emmanuel Macron, through the Pegasus program of the Israeli company NSO. Elíseo sources have reacted immediately: "If confirmed, it is obviously very serious . "All the light will be made on these press disclosures" add the same sources in reference to the information revealed by Radio France and a consortium made up of 16 media. Read more:  Pegasus Project || Cyber Weapons The target phone of the infiltration is one of the personal mobiles of the French head of state . You use it for private communications but sometimes also for business calls. Although it is his personal mobile, it is periodically checked by the French spy services and all his messages are encrypted. According to the Parisian evening newsman, Macron used that phone from 2017 until recent times and it is in fact one of the two iPhones that appear in his official photo. Telephone numbers that belonged to then-Prime M...

Protests by thousands of Indian farmers against new agricultural laws in India intensified on Sunday, with the aim of renewing the grain procurement and pricing process by allowing private companies direct access to a wider agricultural sector. According to a report by the British news agency Reuters, a large number of angry farmers are protesting near New Delhi, rejecting the assurance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi that these laws will double the income of farmers. It may be recalled that six rounds of talks between government officials and farmers' union leaders have failed to address the challenge facing the Indian government. Kamal Preet Singh Panu, a leader of the Sanyukta Kisan Andolan (United Farmers Protest), one of the 30 groups opposing the new rules, said:  The government wants to discredit and crush our movement but we will continue our peaceful protest  The local administration has tightened security measures, deployed police and set up barricades to prevent la...