Europe Outraged Over NSA Revelations

Demanding more answers on widespread surveillance

Reason Staff | 10.28.2013 6:50 PM

Europeans on Monday lashed out at the Obama administration for its NSA spying program and demanded more answers about an anti-terrorism tool they say is being turned on allies for no reason.

Spain became the latest U.S. ally to demand answers after a Spanish newspaper reported that the National Security Agency monitored more than 60 million phone calls in that country during one month alone.

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Europe Outraged Over NSA Revelations

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