Spanish government on defensive over spyware claims

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Spanish government on defensive over spyware claims





Spain's fragile coalition government was on the defensive Tuesday (May 3) over its announcement that the mobile phones of the premier and defence minister were tapped using Pegasus spyware.

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Felix Bolanos, a cabinet minister, told a news conference on Monday that the phones of Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and Defence Minister Margarita Robles were hacked last year using the spyware made by Israel's NSO Group.

The disclosure followed accusations from Catalonia's regional government that Spain's intelligence services used Pegasus to hack the mobile phone of dozens of separatist politicians.

According to Canadian cybersecurity watchdog Citizen Lab, the phones of over 60 people linked to the Catalan separatist movement had been targets of spyware after a failed independence bid in 2017.

The allegations have poisoned the central government's relations with Catalan separatist party, ERC.

Sanchez's minority government relies on the ERC to pass legislation and remain in power until the next general election due at the end of 2023.