Republicans urge the trade investigation into the Huawei Wiretap data deal

First on the fox: Republican leaders of the Energy and Trade Committee in the House of Representatives call on the Ministry of Commerce to investigate Spain’s controversial decision Hold with Huawei – A company with links to the Chinese Communist Party – to store eavesdropping data on judicial tables.

They warn that the agreement is a serious threat to American digital trade and national security.

In this week’s speech to Trade Minister Howard Lootnick, Richard Hudson, RN.C, and Gus Bilirakis, R-FLA warned.

They pointed out that “Huawei and other Chinese companies retain documented CCP relations, which poses deep risks to national and economic security.”

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The legislators also warned that the decision “confirms the existence of an unfortunate trend in the European Union (European Union): Governments implicitly adopt Chinese technology and carry American digital trade exports to double criteria,” which leads to “the great uncertainty of American companies in every sector that participates in the via Atlantic trade.”

They urged the trade on “the investigation of the Spanish government’s decision, and similar measures by the European Union governments, which negatively affect American digital trade, data security, communications interests, as well as the interests of American workers.”

Last month, the Ministry of Interior in Spain quietly granted a contract worth 12.3 million euros to Huawei to manage and store the approved judicial lines using its Oceanstor 6800 V5 servers.

This step prompted senior legislators in the intelligence committees in the House of Representatives and the Senate to invite the Director of National Intelligence Tolsi Gabbar to review intelligence participation with Spain to ensure that Beijing did not object to the secrets.

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House Intelligence Rick Crawford described the Spain deal as “almost unimaginable” in a statement last month.

the European Commission He issued an official warning, stating that “Huawei represents higher risk” and urged member states to exclude sellers at risk from critical infrastructure.

The sources within the Spanish National Police and the Civil Guard have told the Spanish news port the goal They were uncomfortable with the partnership.

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“We are asked to secure sensitive operations using unreliable systems by most of our allies.”

the People’s Republic of China (PRC) The 2017 National Intelligence Law requires individuals and PRCs to support PrC intelligence services.

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The Chinese infiltrators have violated the US court sevenness systems last year, according to Wall Street Journal report.

According to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, China remains “the most active and stretched cyber threats for the US government, the private sector and critical infrastructure networks” and targeted the telecommunications infrastructure specifically, recently through the Hurricane of the Salt Piracy Operation.