By Maria Lopez Conde, Senior Contributing Reporter
SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL - Former United States National Security Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden would accept permanent asylum in Brazil if the government offered it to him, but would not provide officials with more information regarding the U.S.-run espionage program on Brazilian targets in exchange for safe haven.
The new revelations from Snowden, the man who set off a worldwide diplomatic row over American surveillance and alleged spying on its allies and partners, were broadcast on Globo television's "Fantástico" show last Sunday (December 22nd).
Although the Brazilian government has . . .
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