they provide free services to burned children in nicaragua. we have been touch and they said we want to learn from you. it was a very concrete suggestion to learn pressure garment production. they were already doing pressure garments themselves. in terms of the technique, they needed improvement and they found our pressure garments were very good. they asked us if we wanted to cooperate with them. we were in the process of planning our strategic vision and international cooperation was part of it. everything matched and we decided we would start with a one-week program of training for seamstresses, not just in nicaragua and in neighboring countries. >> how often do you have the exchange of personnel? >> we go there in 2011 for the first time. we're in the process of a three- year program and we are going again this year. our specialists, including therapists and seamstress who will go there and train with other people. >> another international program is in india. tell us about that program. >> in nicaragua, we are focusing on a very specific

they provide free services to burned children in nicaragua. we have been touch and they said we want to learn from you. it was a very concrete suggestion to learn pressure garment production. they were already doing pressure garments themselves. in terms of the technique, they needed improvement and they found our pressure garments were very good. they asked us if we wanted to cooperate with them. we were in the process of planning our strategic vision and international cooperation was part of it. everything matched and we decided we would start with a one-week program of training for seamstresses, not just in nicaragua and in neighboring countries. >> how often do you have the exchange of personnel? >> we go there in 2011 for the first time. we're in the process of a three- year program and we are going again this year. our specialists, including therapists and seamstress who will go there and train with other people. >> another international program is in india. tell us about that program. >> in nicaragua, we are focusing on a very specific

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los presidentes de venezuela y nicaragua ofrecen asilo a edward snowd snowden, comenzamos. >>> este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" edicion nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. >>> muy buenas noches. un dÍa de celebraciÓn, se convirtiÓ en un dÍa trÁgico para docenas de personas involucradas en accidentes, y hechos de violencia en el festejo del dÍa de la independencia. en el Área de los angeles, 36 lesionados al colapsar una estructura que sostenÍa fuegos artificiales, el recuento de los daÑos. >>> las explosiones de alegrÍa de los que disfrutaron de los juegos pirotÉcnicos, se transformaron en algunos casos en juegos peligrosos. en california. miles de personas tenÍan puestos sus ojos en el cielo, esperaban ver el despliegue de color de los fuegos artificiales, e inesperadamente, las explosiones se dirigieron directamente a los asistentes. >>> se escucharon gritos de pÁnico, los asistentes salieron despavoridos, corrÍan en diferentes direcciones, con la esperanza de encontrar un lugar seguro para resguardarse. >>> la gente corrÍa como loca. >>> en chicago, en un

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. >>> ecuador nicaragua, venezuela y bolivia, su mano la lista de paÍses latinoamericanos que han ofrecido recibir a edward snowden. hombre acusado de recibir informaciÓn de programas de espionaje del gobierno estadounidense dentro y fuera del paÍs. bilma nos tiene la informaciÓn mÁs reciente del caso. >>> edward Ñaou dsnowden es un fantasma que se presume donde estÁ y es como un hombre invisib invisible. en teorÍa estÁ hace 2 semanas en la parte de transito de un aeropuerto de moscÚ se le viÓ hablar si conocio una parte inÉdita que el fugitivo de estados unidos le diciembo a uno britÁnico hace un mes. snowden asegura que la agencia nacional de seguridad. para la que Él trabajÓ como subcontratista, espÍa a todos en estados unidos le sigue sus pasos y movimientos en las redes sociales y medios electrÓnicos y tiene la colaboraciÓn de las compaÑÍas de tecnologia y comunicaciones mÁs grandes del paÍs. >>> compaÑÍas como google, facebook, apple y microsoft le dan a la agencia nacional de seguridad. de los sistemas que utiliza para comunicarse y mantienen un rÉcord comple

also potentially an offer coming from daniel ortega nicaragua's president if he says the circumstances permit but at last it seemed in the past few days as if edward snowden the situation was all the doors were closing around him but possibly there may be a way out yes don but also be obstacles for edward snowden to fly to safety. of course yes this is the big problem how on earth would he manage to get to venezuela or nicaragua possible situations most of the the problems revolve around how he may fly there we saw a few days ago how the bolivian president's plane was reportedly refused access to the airspace of a number of european e.u. states and had to put down in austria. it is thought suspicion that edward snowden was on that plane on his way there. in the end it doesn't seem that he was he was on. plane but then again if he tried to fly across european airspace then it seems entirely possible that that situation could be could happen again the central problem revolving around the fact that he has his american passport has been an old by the u.s. government he essentially has no d

is willing to story looks as if we're talking about ecuador there but no also in nicaragua that's looks as if it's willing to grant asylum after receiving an application from snowden and there is the president ecuador that's another option despite the u.s. urging it not to help snowden like it did with wiki leaks founder julian assange well if you've missed a key development over the past few days or just want to know the latest on it would snowden dot com for a timeline of everything that happened while you're there read up well it's why snowden could receive a nobel peace prize for his sleep. stability remains elusive in egypt with at least seven people killed and over two hundred sixty injured in overnight clashes between police and supporters of the deposed president mohamed morsi this is the interim president sworn in the country's new cabinet after hosting a senior u.s. official for talks on true has the latest for us now from cairo. once again the egyptian streets erupted into these very violent and chaotic street battles between supporters of the ousted brotherhood leaned on the

venezuela or nicaragua however there are two other problems seeing as he would most probably be flying there one is u.s. airspace there are no doubt direct flights to venezuela he would conceivably at some point may have to cross u.s. airspace which space which could present quite obvious problems and also crossing e.u. space a number of countries in the e.u. recently received a tongue lashing from the bolivian president his plane had to be stopped in austria because of suspicions perhaps that. was on board so possible complications there it does seem it could be many complications in edward snowden's possible bit for flight to venezuela i want to correct you all right tom dawson live from moscow sure matter airport tom thank you very much indeed for that top date. snowden applied for asylum all over the world but his requests have been rejected by a host of nations including european ones found a wide awake news china mcgrath sounds that nations don't want to upset the u. has displayed snowden revealing how much washington's spied on bond. the laundry list of nations that snowden has

surveillance program continues to grow bolivia has joined nicaragua and venezuela and offering asylum to edward snowden who is wanted by the u.s. now slated is believed to be stranded in the transit zone of a moscow airport after his passport was canceled by the u.s. he has previously sought refuge in a twenty one countries around the world to mark the one of them they being iceland now previously washington has been pressuring they say to reporters including

you can say is -- >> the only thing that keeps you happy in the airport is when your options are like nicaragua and honduras and bolivia. >> i thnught you were going to say one of your stand up routines. >> you have so much respect for me. >> you hardly listen to anything right there. >> we have to take a break. >> i guess it is just the woman in you that brings out the man in me. not a store, just a voicemail jarrett left for me. did you not see the last piece, greg? a social network for happy people? yes, a social network for happy people and another place andy levy is not welcome.

surveillance program continues to grow bolivia has joined nicaragua and venezuela and offering asylum to edward snowden who is wanted by the u.s. now slated is believed to be stranded in the transit zone of a moscow airport after his passport was canceled by the u.s. he has previously sought refuge in a twenty one countries around the world to mark the one of them they being iceland now previously washington has been pressuring they say to reporters including personal calls from vice president joe biden urging them to turn snowden away most of the whistleblowers asylum requests have been rejected but even in the case of so successful applications as we've seen in the other states the safety may prove tricky for the x. n.s.a. contractor that is some bottom report. might it be the end for edward snowden's two weeks of isolation here at the transit zone at moscow's sheremetyevo airport nobody's actually seen him for those two weeks but there seems to be a glimmer of hope for the whistleblower with three countries now having offered him asylum the latest of a libya that followed tennis wh

have been reports the idea of a canal to nicaragua has been kicking around for over one hundred fifty years and now the chinese businessman has dumbed up forty billion dollars from global investors it could become a reality now the owner of hong kong based and degree of his planning to start building the canal in twenty forty which they claim will be ready for action by twenty twenty so let's have a look at the it will be able to see that the plan is to build one hundred seventy eight mile walks way connecting the caribbean and the pacific and it would be three times longer than the panama canal which took a decade to complete now the group faces wide criticism over its plans and i spoke to asia expert david q who dismissed event as a joke. i'm hoping it's a joke i'm just hoping that it maybe some some things are. too much time because they just think about it if it wasn't already of. the west and east you wouldn't really sort of think about putting one in the ground you were anyway it was already a really good one it's a reason why animal was chosen was because it was the shortest di

passport having been an old he would need paperwork to travel on to venezuela or nicaragua however there are two other problems seeing as he would most probably be flying there one is u.s. airspace there are no doubt direct flights to venezuela he would conceivably at some point may have to cross u.s. airspace which could present quite obvious problems and also crossing e.u. space a number of countries in the e.u. recently received a tongue lashing from the bolivian president while his plane had to be stopped in austria because of suspicions perhaps that snowden was on board so possible complications there it does seem there could be many complications in edward snowden's possible bid. so for flight to venezuela i want to correct you. snowden applied for asylum all over the wild but his requests have been rejected by a host of banks including european ones found a wide awake news channel mcgrath the e.u. nations don't want to upset the us despite snowden revealing how much washington spied on. the laundry list of nations that snowden has applied to for asylum include scores of these euro

him so we have to wait and see exactly what's going to transpire whether snowden is going to choose nicaragua or been as well as his next stop it does seem like this saga of this is spent a former cia cia man edward snowden is finally coming to some definitive end. correspondent arena glasgow right that now the find the founder of the wide awake news charlie mcgrath he says it's rather puzzling how european countries voiced outrage at washington spying tactics but they failed to aid the one person who gave them the information the laundry list of nations that snowden has applied to for asylum include scores these european nations that are just all giving the same excuses that he's got to either show up on their soil or in their embassy you know the information that's been released has shown that our allies in europe were the one the in a lot of cases the ones being spied on so for them just to play the well we don't want to we don't want to upset the americans so we're going to give the standard answer no you know no comment or he's got to show up at the embassy is can it's very much a pressu

s surveillance program continues to grow bolivia has joined nicaragua and venezuela offering asylum to edward snowden who is wanted by the u.s. now slogan is a believed to be stranded in a transit very almost no airport after his passport was cancelled by the u.s. here's a previously sold a refugee twenty one countries now around the world as you see them alive are they from europe or to south america as well as asia washington's been pressuring the states reportedly including personal calls of from vice president joe biden urging them to turn snowden away most of the whistleblowers asylum requests have been rejected but as tom watson. reports now even getting the countries into who are willing to take the eric axe n.s.a. contractor may prove difficult. might it be the end for edward snowden's two weeks of isolation here at the transit zone at moscow's sheremetyevo airport nobody's actually seen him for those two weeks but there seems to be a glimmer of hope for the whistleblower with three countries now having offered him asylum the latest bolivia that followed then as whale earlier p

nicaragua is due to begin next years sponsored by a chinese firm arches kitty pilgrim reports the idea of a counter in nicaragua has been kicking around for over one hundred fifty years now that a chinese businessman has jumped up forty billion dollars from global investors it could become a reality now the owner of hong kong based hate n. d. group is planning to start building the canal in twenty forty which they claim will be ready for action by twenty twenty so let's have a look at the market there will be able to see that the plan is to build one hundred seventy eight mile waterway connecting the caribbean and the pacific and it would be three times longer than the panama canal which took a decade to complete now the group faces wide criticism over its plans and i spoke to asia expert david q who dismissed the venture as a joke. i'm hoping it's a joke i'm just hoping that it maybe some some things on. too much time because if you think about it if there wasn't already a canal. the west and east you wouldn't really sort of think about putting one in the ground we were only when it w

passport having been a know he would need paperwork to travel on to work venezuela or nicaragua however there are two other problems seeing as he would most probably be flying there one is u.s. air space there are no doubt direct flights to venezuela he would conceivably at some point may have to cross u.s. airspace which could present quite obvious problems and also crossing e.u. space a number of countries in the e.u. recently received a tongue lashing from the bolivian president while his plane had to be stopped in austria because of suspicions perhaps that snowden was on board so possible complications there it does seem they could be many complications in edward snowden's possible. so for flight to venezuela i want to correct you. so as not and apply for asylum all over the wild but his requests have been rejected by a host of nations including european ones found a wide awake needs china graph of size that e.u. nations don't want to upset the u.s. despite its not going to reveal how much washington spied on. the laundry list of nations that snowden has applied to for asylum includ

going to go also about a possibly nicaragua as well but the question is i mean he is really the question here that anyone who flies out of moscow or even europe for that matter who is trying to get to central south america they have to fly westward over the atlantic to the north american seaboard coming down the east coast of america which at that point is american to space as we all know you followed american airspace you could be grounded. absolutely because this was the situation that actually happened to they believe in president who left moscow on july second and actually was forced to make a stop at the austrian airport in vienna because he wasn't allowed to fly over airspace of countries like france or spain or portugal or italy all of whom actually caved in to pressure from a u.s. diplomats who have said with certainty that edward snowden is hiding on board off the believe in president's plane so the plane was grounded the president of bolivia had to undergo excruciating hours of sitting at the airport while his plane was thoroughly searched by austrian security forces he was out

him if he wants asylum here in nicaragua. >> questions remain if he would be allowed to travel. his passport has been withdrawn because any airplane he is on may be grounded. >> the main opposition bloc of the syrian national coalition has elected a former political prisoner. they met for two days before who isng al-jarba, supported by saudi arabia. they hope that they can replace president assad with a transitional government. government forces closed in on areas held by the rebels in homs. in tennis, as ad day for germany as berliner lisicki lost to her french opponent. she was on course for a fairy tale victory but did not take a single set. >> of the rising german star could not find a way into this game, losing the first set. she was two strong and two focused and punished her opponent. the second set threatened to go the way of the first as her ferocious serve deserted her, and her shots wandered, consistently long. she fought back in a gutsy display -- but in the end, bartoli converted the fourth match point. >> i am overwhelmed by this whole situation. she has been in th

in addition to venezuela and nicaragua. nicaragua did add quote if circumstances permit, end quote. venezuela's president went on an angry tirade against the u.s. and said snowden is being persecuted for telling the truth. >>> the world is awaiting the arifle of the newest member of the british royal family. the official due date still a week away, but that hasn't stopped reporters and well wishers from starting to dpather outside the hospital waiting for any sign that a baby has arrived. richard is a royal watcher and columnist. no surprise there would be so much fascination over this baby to be. for william and kate. what is happening, to what extent in london are people greatly anticipating this moment? >> well, the anticipation factor is really palpable. there's nothing more joyous to the country than a royal wedding that we had two years ago and a royal baby and almost ten days before the scheduled delivery of this child, be it a boy or a girl, the places have been marked out by all the camera, waiting outside st. mary's hospital. the linder wing is the priva clinic there where

latin america where he has been granted asylum in principle by three countries those being venezuela nicaragua and bolivia in the meantime president putin has said that russia should not be blamed for this ongoing saga and said if anything it's being compounded by america's actions and should i'm not sure. because we didn't invite edward snowden and russia was in his final destination anyway he was in transit but as soon as he began his journey was revealed and our u.s. partners effectively blocked you taking any further flights they even made other countries afraid of taking him in no one wants to. we ended up blocked on our territory and you it's fair to say this story is far from coming to an end at the moment but today's news that it has officially applied for temporary asylum in russia is one small step towards that and in effect that he will now be able to leave we understand the transit area of moscow sheremetyevo airport within five days that after being stuck there for over three weeks. is not waiting for his request to be reviewed by russian officials and my colleague. discussed this

moscow nicaragua and the media have published what's said to be an official asylum request from snowden in a letter written last sunday the government hasn't confirmed whether this letter is authentic but let's take a look at what it says right now now snowden apparently says that he fears a you was a prosecution after exposing his the government's violations of the constitution and the u.n. treaties now the whistleblower doesn't think he will get a fair trial and will face life in prison or death penalty if he does return home service published a statement accusing obama of using his citizenship as a weapon and to war activist norman solomon agrees with this and say washington is trampling on snowden's a basic human rights. the conduct of the u.s. government including statements made publicly by president obama and vice president biden from the very beginning several weeks ago intended to deprive edward snowden of basic rights innocent until proven guilty first amendment and the freedom of speech that he had is entitle to as are all american citizens so i think the statement by edward

nicaragua has been on that list. but most thought nicaragua is trying too hard to make amends with the u.s. but venezuelan preparation nicolas maduro, when he was here earlier in the week for the energy summit, he was very vocal on his support for snowden. he then seemed to back off saying he would have to gauge world reaction first. but then you'll recall the bolivian plane incident in which the president's plane was grounded in vienna because of a mistaken tip it turned out that snowden was on board. well, after that, maduro and other south american leaders called it an affront to their dignity. we can interpret this offer of asylum as an act of defines against america. that said, venezuela does have an extra is division treaty with the u.s. we understand that washington has has already requested that they arrest and hand over snowden if he lands in or transits through venezuela. alex? >> okay. so let's say he does get asylum from one of these countries, is in a sense that russia will help snowden get to one of tho

no direct flights to venezuela or nicaragua from russia. he would probably have to travel through cuba and the difficulties that evo morales when several european countries said we won't let your plane go through our air space because we think had you snowden on board. the big hope venezuela has, they hope the russians will make something happen. >> still a mystery and russia wants nothing more than to get rid of snowden at this point. venezuela, nicaragua, harsh critics, no surprise here. >>> more fears this morning as we go to egypt now, more fears of violence exploding in cairo and other parts of the country. >> running battles in the street killed at least more than 30 people, 1,000 others are injured. >> reza, a violent night, violent few days. is it quieter today? >> reporter: it's quiet, but the day is young and many supporters of morsi are still angry. still out in areas where they protested yesterday. not in big numbers right now. more plan to be back later today to follow up on demonstrations that turned violent and deadly. >> you

nicaragua have also expressed their willingness to grant snowden asylum. snowden came after an airplane carrying bolivian president morales was rerouted to austria after france and portugal target from their airspace over false suspicions that snowden was on board. >> if it were necessary, i would close the was embassy in bolivia. we're not in need of u.s. embassy in bolivia. we do not need its its pretext of cooperation or diplomatic relationship area did they come to conspire against us from inside and out. >> and the latest of snowden's disclosures, glenn greenwald revealed this week in the nsa systematically has tapped into brazil's telecommunication network and intercepted collected and stored the e-mail and telephone records of millions of brazilians for years. the brazilian government says it has deep concern over the report and has asked u.s. embassy for an explanation. we will have more with gwen greenwald later in the broadcast. the nsa's wholesale gathering of u.s. on records was enabled by previously unknown decision by the foreign intelligence

venezuela, cuba, and nicaragua. on monday, venezuelan president confirmed he had received the asylum request. >> we received a letter from snowden. he will need to decide when to fly here, if he wants to apply here. the fact is, when america is humanitarian territory, and it is growing every day. this is probably the only political asylum that would be given collectively in history. there are already other countries participating. this is a collective humanitarian asylum in which the terrories are over our land america says to this young man, you are being persecuted by the imperialists. >> we turn now to edward snowden in his own words. in a newly released video, he claims the national security agency gathers all communications into and out of the united states despite claims that it only targets foreign traffic. snowden also predicted the u.s. government would seek to demonize him and accuse him of aiding america's enemies. he conducted this interview on june 6 before he was revealed as the nsa leaker. he was inte

moscow nicaragua media have published what's said to be an official asylum request from snowden in a letter written last sunday or so take a look at what it says while snowden apparently says that here fear is u.s. prosecution after exposing his government's violations of the constitution and the un treaties the whistleblower doesn't think he'll get a fair trial and will face life in prison or the death penalty if he returns home snowden is currently unable to travel as his u.s. passport has been revoked he has published a statement accusing obama of using his citizenship as a weapon and i were active as norman solomon agrees with this saying washington's trampling on snowden's basic human rights. the conduct of the u.s. government including statements made publicly by president obama and vice president biden i think from the very beginning several weeks ago intended to deprive edward snowden of basic rights you know this until proven guilty first amendment and the freedom of speech that he had isn't titled you as are all american citizens so i think the statement by edward snowden i

nicaragua has received an asylum request from edward snowden. they could accept a bid if circumstances permit. venezuela is offering asylum to snowden who is believed to still be in the moscow airport. he faces espionage charges for disclosing classified information. >>> in egypt the death toll rises after the military ousted mohamed morsi. hundreds are injured as the unrest grows. >>> today in florida, the prosecution rests in the george zimmerman murder trial with

venezuela, bolivia, and nicaragua have offered him asylum, but the next hurdle he has to face is how he gets there without passport. >> another door has opened for edward snowden -- the bolivian president is the latest leader to offer the u.s. national a safe haven. >> yesterday, the day before, and last night, i have been thinking, and this seems the right way to protest -- we will give asylum and hospitality to this american. he is being chased by his compatriots. we are not scared. >> president nicolas maduro has also said that edward snowden is welcome in venezuela. caracas is happy to take in the u.s. national. >> we are happy to offer asylum to young american edward snowden so that he can live without persecution from the empire. >> a former national security agent, snowden is wanted in the u.s. for treason after leaking information on the government's controversial surveillance program. he has appealed to 27 countries across europe, asia, and south america for asylum. venezuela is not the only country ready to help. the nicaraguan president says he would be willing to grant sn

today we have venezuela, nicaragua and bolivia. late last night the bolivia president said against his protest for having his plan having to land which happened last week he is also willing to take edward snowden in and then, of course, we have that offer on the table from venezuela who said yesterday they would also be willing to take snowden in. something they said earlier today when the venezuelan government said so far they have not heard whether or not there's been a reply from edward snowden so they haven't heard from him yet. one of the things i'm keeping an eye on, victor, is there's a flight leaving from moscow to cuba. we believe that if edward snowden is going to take a commercial flight out of here it's going to the aeroflot not going from moscow to cuba boarding at the moment and our man on the ground keeping an eye on the situation saying so far he has not seen edward snowden board that flight. we'll wait to see what happens but so far there is no sign of him at least from that flight. who knows. maybe he'll try to ta

venezuela, cuba, and nicaragua. on monday, venezuelan president confirmed he had received the asylum request. >> we received a letter from snowden. he will need to decide when to fly here, if he wants to apply here. the fact is, when america is humanitarian territory, and it is growing every day. this is probably the only political asylum that would be given collectively in history. there are already other countries participating. this is a collective humanitarian asylum in which the territories are over our land america says to this young man, you are being persecuted by the imperialists. >> we turn now to edward snowden in his own words. in a newly released video, he claims the national security agency gathers all communications into and out of the united states despite claims that it only targets foreign traffic. snowden also predicted the u.s. government would seek to demonize him and accuse him of aiding america's enemies. he conducted this interview on june 6 before he was revealed as the nsa leaker. he was in

sinks suctions against any nation for edward snowden asylum also he talks exclusively of the leader of nicaragua one of the country's ready to take and refused it was. also the syrian opposition presses the blast and sending almost to the rebels ahead of talks between the u.n. security council and the anti assad leadership. that prosecutors in egypt ordered the detention of the ousted president morsi amid claims of police killings and hamas come up they says the only gives the muslim brotherhood until saturday to stop calling protests. internationally his life for most of this is us here with me you'd ashcroft hello and welcome to the program. weeks after edward snowden's revelations of the united states must snooping operation against infuriated e.u. citizens germany's taken steps to address threats to privacy interests to update you on data protection regulations with some top officials also calling for a suspension of the data xchange treaty between washington and the skeptics suspect it's still more than general election campaigning as peter one of our all star from . so two of germany's mos

both nicaragua and venezuela appear to be unfazed by that. emma hayward, al-jazeera. >> the white house has yet to comment on venezuela's offer of asylum to edward snowden. in iraq, at least 19 people have died in two separate bomb attacks targeting shias. funerals are underway for the 15 victims of the bombing at a mosque in baghdad. on friday, another went off in the city of samara. it is not yet known who was behind the attacks, the late neast rising wave of violence cross the country. thousands of anti-government protesters are at a mass rally outside bahrain's capital. they're demanding freedom and democracy and the release of political prisoners. they say the ministry of interior has arrested at least 600 campaigners in the last three months. a roadside bomb has killed three policemen in yemen. it was in a bag left near a check point in the north of the capital. it detonated as the policemen checked its contents. north and south korea have come to the target to discuss reopening a jointly run industrial park. pyongyang polled 53,000 wor

talks exclusively to the leader of nicaragua one of the country ready to take in the fugitive whistleblower. the syrian opposition presses the us to hurry up in sending arms to the rebels ahead of talks between the u.n. security council and the anti assad leadership. here gas clashes with police thousands of protesters converging on capital and rage by the assassination of a prominent opposition party leader. hello good morning it's nice to have your company you're watching r.t. coming to you live from moscow with me and very far. now whigs are edward snowden's revelations of the united states mass snooping operation against infuriated e.u. citizens germany is taking steps to address threats to previous see it wants to update u.n. data protection regulations with some top officials also calling for a suspension of the data exchange treaty between washington and the skeptics though suspect it's little more than general election campaigning as peter all of the reports from berlin. so two of germany's most senior cabinet members have written to the e.u. counterparts to try and get them to push