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01 March 2003

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Libertad Vigilada - El Espionaje de las comunicaciones, Nacho García Mostazo. Ediciones B, Barcelona, January 2003, pp.401. This book looks at the history of signals intelligence and investigations carried out into Echelon and related interception networks run by the American NSA and members of the UKUSA treaty for intelligence cooperation and sharing. It analyses recent developments such as efforts to develop a reliable voice-recognition and transcribing system, and asserts that US interception aerials and facilities were set up in bases in numerous countries, including Chicksands (UK), San Vito dei Normanni (Italy), Karamursel (Turkey), Rota (Spain), Bremerhaven (Germany), Ezdell (Scotland) and the Azores archipelago (Portugal). The second section focuses on communications intelligence activities in Spain by Spanish, US and UK secret services and military agencies (see Statewatch news online, March 2003). Available from: Ediciones B, Bailén, 84 08009 Barcelona, Spain.

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