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Saying Dilma Rousseff "has been intensely critical of the US government and the NSA spying program" is a big overstatement. Regardless, let's hope this segrega
by Draiken 13y ago
Saying Dilma Rousseff "has been intensely critical of the US government and the NSA spying program" is a big overstatement.
Regardless, let's hope this segregation happens and the internet can get a little bit of freedom from the greedy hands of the US Government.
- gcb1 13y agothe day snowden announced that a bazilian company (vale) was spied she cancelled a trip to washington if no official explanation was given before her visit. on her latest UN adress, which btw was right before obama's, she ended with strong criticism and call to action about the program.
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- speeder 13y agoShe cancelled US visits and contracts. Complained on the UN assembly. And even raged on twitter (yes, raged on twitter, teenager style). How that is not being intensely critical?
- Draiken 13y agoThat's showing off as a critical. Nothing was DONE. A lot was said. If she had actually taken action against it, I'd buy it. She didn't and she won't, so I (and you should too) assume that's just propaganda. At least in Brazil it's how every politician plays the game.