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U.S. And Brazil Restart Cyber Cooperation

Wednesday, July 1st, 2015

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U.S. And Brazil Restart Cyber Cooperation

Photo: White House

The United States and Brazil have renewed cyber cooperation, two years after the Edward Snowden spying revelations chilled relations between the two countries.In a visit to the United States this week Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff explained that while she did cancel a previous trip to the United States after the Snowden incident, “Since then, some things have changed and the change is particularly due to the fact that President Obama and the U.S. government have stated on several occasions that…

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