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Ceuta crisis renews scrutiny of suspected Pegasus spyware use

The crisis in Ceuta has renewed allegations involving Pegasus spyware. Calls have been made for judicial authorities to determine responsibility.

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Potential spyware use by authorities raises wider concerns about unlawful surveillance and accountability.

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  1. La crisis de Ceuta reaviva las sospechas sobre Pegasus: "La autoridad judicial debe determinar responsabilidades" ↗vozpopuli.com · Recorded source date: Aug 26, 2026, 7:46 AM UTC

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