Kattia Calvo explains her 'Pegasus' spy software comments
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Kattia Calvo, a deputy from the Sovereign People Party (PPSO), explained her remarks about "Pegasus" spy software during a political control session.
- The discussion arose amid questions from Sigrid Segura of the FA regarding state secrecy.
- The article notes Calvo is a deputy from Limรณn for the PPSO party.
Kattia Calvo, a deputy from the Sovereign People Party (PPSO), has clarified her recent statements concerning "Pegasus" spy software. The explanation came during a political control session where Calvo addressed her remarks, which had been made in response to inquiries from Sigrid Segura of the FA party regarding state secrecy.
Calvo, who represents the Limรณn province for the PPSO, provided context for her comments on the controversial spyware. The exact nature of her explanation and the specific details of her previous statements regarding Pegasus were not elaborated upon in the provided text, but the context suggests a debate over government surveillance and transparency.
The article, sourced from La Naciรณn, a Costa Rican publication, briefly identifies Calvo and notes the date and time of the report. It also includes a standard note about the publication's comment section policy, reserving it for subscribers to discuss article content, not authors, and requiring full names and ID numbers for comments.
Originally published by La Naciรณn in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.