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Sumar asks Spain’s government about possible veto of Europol-Israel data agreement

Spain’s Sumar party has asked the government whether it will veto a Europol agreement that could allow sensitive data to be transferred to Israel. The headline does not indicate whether the agreement has been approved or whether any data has been transferred.

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The proposed arrangement could have cross-border implications for the handling and transfer of sensitive security data.

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  1. Sumar pregunta al Gobierno si vetará un acuerdo de Europol que podría permitir transferir datos sensibles a Israel ↗cronicadecantabria.com · Article published: Aug 20, 2026, 9:01 AM UTC

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