RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The recent disclosure by the magazine 'Semana', according to which the military under President Iván Duque has set up a secret and illegal surveillance system, has sparked outrage in Colombia.
Sources from the military intelligence service have disclosed that the targets for spying are journalists, judges of the Supreme Court and opposition politicians.
There was no court order for the surveillance and part of the information had been handed over by military secret agents to a politician from the right-wing ruling party Centro Democrático. 'Semana' has not disclosed his name.
General Nicacio Mart . . .
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