How Israel is expanding its cybersecurity footprint in Latin America

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Israel is expanding its cybersecurity and AI cooperation with right-wing governments in Colombia, Ecuador, and Argentina, offering surveillance and national security solutions. Digital rights advocates warn that technologies developed within Israel's military and occupation apparatus may be exported to governments with weak safeguards, blurring the lines between cybersecurity and surveillance.

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Submitted by Ana Maria Monjardino on Mon, 09/14/2026 - 09:07 New security agreements with right-wing governments are opening doors for an industry whose technologies and expertise have been developed through Israel’s occupation of Palestine Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa (right) meets Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar at the Carondelet Presidential Palace in Quito on 5 August (AFP) Off As right-wing governments across Latin America embrace increasingly militarised and technology-driven ap

How Israel is expanding its cybersecurity footprint in Latin America

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