Spain also in the NSA meshes: 60 million peeps calls in a month

Today it was the turn of the Spanish Government calling the American Ambassador in Madrid, for explanations about the wiretapping scandal.

The newspaper El Mundo published a headline on Monday's Edition, according to which u.s. intelligence the NSA spied, within one month, 60 million telephone calls in Spain.

According to the newspaper, the goal wasn't the content of the phone calls, but the duration of calls and Geolocation.

The Spain refused to collaborate with Germany and France, at the European Summit last week for an agreement of 28 against loitering.

The German Minister of the Interior, Hans-Peter Friedrich, considers "unacceptable" what's going on, requires "excuses and the end of the bugs immediately."

Last week it was the turn of Germany, with Merkel's phone directly in question; the previous week had been to France to learn he was being spied on.

The United States continue to deny the revelations of the report of Eduard Snowden, the former employee of the NSA, a refugee in Russia.

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