US Govt Breaches Privacy, Gets Mexican Voter Registration Data

Posted on Wednesday, October 15 at 09:45 by sthompson
The political scandal exploded just two months before a make-or-break midterm election for President Vicente Fox's rightwing National Action Party (PAN) and has spawned an investigation by Ashcroft's counterpart, Attorney General Rafael Macedo de la Concha. Whereas in the United States, such public records are fair game for direct mail advertisers, telemarketers, political candidates, and other annoying hucksters, in Mexico their confidentiality is closely guarded. Their sale to ChoicePoint – and ultimately the U.S. government – has raised issues of national security and sovereignty.

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  1. Wed Oct 15, 2003 5:34 pm
    Didn\'t the U.S. government also corrupt the results of the last election in Mexico, producing fradulent results to ensure that the main lef-wing party did not get elected?



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