Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Chile Demand Answers From the US on Spying
Reports based on Snowden's revelations
US allies Mexico, Brazil, Colombia and Chile have joined other Latin American nations in demanding answers from Washington over spying allegations.
Brazilian media reported earlier this week that the US had seized web traffic and phone calls across the region.
Spying targets included oil and energy firms, Venezuela's military purchases and information on Mexico's drug wars.
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