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LatinNews Daily - 21 March 2022
EL SALVADOR: Gov’t back under pressure over spying allegations
On 18 March César Fagoaga, the president of El Salvador’s journalists’ association (APES), criticised the refusal by the national audit office (CCR) to investigate the possible use of public funds to acquire Pegasus, a sophisticated spyware programme.
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