Mexican government agencies became major customers of Israeli surveillance technology, including Pegasus, purchasing spyware for intelligence and law-enforcement operations.
Katarina Szulc discusses allegations that sophisticated Israeli-made surveillance tools later reached cartel-linked actors, raising questions about whether access was obtained through corrupt officials or compromised government systems.
When governments buy tools capable of secretly tracking phones, keeping control of who can use them becomes a massive security problem.
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