Transcript · English → Spanish
Bribery Scandal Involving Pegasus and Mexico
Un medio israelí informó que dos directivos de Pegasus sobornaron
al presidente mexicano Peña Nieto con 25 millones de dólares para implementar
Pegasus en su aparato de seguridad nacional.
Peña Nieto lo negó, y hace unos días salió a la luz un video.
Lo ves en una boda con el mismo individuo, de apellido
Neria,
Neria,
Y en Israel hubo como un tribunal, y Neria
no dice: "No, nunca hicimos eso.
No, no hay dinero". Dice: "No, le dimos menos de 25 millones".
Y Pegasus tomó el control de la seguridad estatal de México.
Se volvió muy problemático y muy peligroso.
Cayó en manos de los cárteles.
Lo usaban para espiar a periodistas, a políticos honestos,
y sin duda asesinaron a personas por tener acceso a eso.
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Original transcript (English)
An Israeli news outlet said two execs for Pegasus bribed Mexican president Peña Nieto with $25 million to implement Pegasus into their national security apparatus. Peña Nieto denied this, and then a few days ago, a video comes to light. You see him at a wedding with the very
individual, last name Neria, who gave him the $25 million bribe. And in Israel, there was, like, this tribunal held, and Neria doesn't say, "No, we never did that. No, there's no money there." He says, "No, it was less than $25 million, what we
gave him." And Pegasus took over Mexico state security. It became very problematic and very dangerous. It got into the hands of cartels. They were using it to spy on journalists, on clean politicians, and people were certainly murdered because of the access to that.
