INTERVIEW | Mirna Schindler speaks with Richard Kouyoumdjian, security expert, about the anti-terrorism law
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- by Richard Kouyoumdjian
- Interviews
In the context of the discussion on the anti-terrorism law, Interior Minister Carolina Tohá addressed the rejection by the Communist Party and the Broad Front of the IMSI Catcher tool, which allows for the interception of metadata from the phone of the individual under investigation and those nearby. “If some parliamentarians emphasize a particular point, well, that is part of the legislative process; it should not be turned into a tragedy,” the Secretary of State noted. It is worth recalling that the anti-terrorism law received 102 votes in favor, 17 against, and 13 abstentions.
