🚨 Denuncian que EMPRESA CHINA vigila la frontera México-EE. UU.

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A pesar de las advertencias de EE. UU. acerca de las consecuencias sobre la seguridad nacional, México contrató a una empresa vinculada al régimen comunista chino para vigilar la frontera.
Según un informe difundido por la organización civil “Mexicanos Contra la Corrupción y la Impunidad” (cuyas siglas son MCCI), el gobierno mexicano instaló en puntos fronterizos equipos de monitoreo fabricados por Nuctech, compañía china que ha participado y probablemente continuará incurriendo en prácticas ilegales que incluyen corrupción y sobornos para obtener una ventaja injusta en el mercado.
Y como se pudo conocer fue fundada por el hijo de uno de los más altos miembros del Partido Comunista chino, Hu Jintao
Despite US warnings about security consequences
National Mexico hired a company linked to the
Chinese communist regime to monitor the border
And as we will reveal later the person behind the Chinese company has
connections with a member of the high-ranking Communist Party of China
According to a report released by the civil organization Mexicans Against Corruption and the Abuse of Power
The Mexican government installed monitoring equipment made by the company
Nuctec at border points under the acronym MCCI which means impunity
This information emerged from a large-scale hack by an activist group known as
Guacamaya exposed the servers of the National Defense Secretariat
Sedena which came to light at the end of September
Among the hacked documents is the intelligence report sent on April
22 by the Department of State to Sedena warning about the connectio
between Nuctec and the Chinese regime
It is worth noting that ten days after receiving the alert from the United States
United the American ambassador to Mexico Ken
Salazar sent a letter to Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard
She warned the López Obrador administration about the potential risks to the bilateral
relationship that could affect the purchase of the scanning and security equipment
Weapons and drug detection chinos at customs checkpoints
This is what Salazar said literally in his letter to the chancellor dated May 2 2022
We encourage you to safeguard Mexico's own security and preserve the potential
gains from the bilateral exchange of information to improve border management
The acquisition of security equipment from proven and reliable suppliers
On the other hand the report released by MCCI also states that the Chinese company
Nuktec has participated and is probably still participating in illegal practices that include
Corruption and bribes to gain an unfair advantage in the market
And it is cited as an example what happened in 2009 in Namibia when the Anti-Corruption Commissio
The African country accused a Nuktec executive and a public official of fraud
corruption and money laundering through an illegal agreement for the purchase of X-ray scanners
And now let's delve into what we mentioned at the beginning which is: Who is in charge of
This company The answer might surprise you According to the leaked intelligence report
of the Sedena servers Nuktec was founded in 1997 none other than by one of the sons
Hu Jintao yes the former leader of the Chinese regime and predecessor of Xi Jinping But getting back to what was said
It happened in 2009 in Namibia a significant fact revealed in the reports states that the agreeme
o acquire the X-ray scanners came after the former leader Hu Jintao offered a
loan to cover most of the costs provided that the contract is awarded to a
Chinese company This data makes it even more evident that the company in addition to promoting its interests
Commercial cooperate in the surveillance operations of the regime international territories
Even if this were not a direct interest of the company the Chinese regime could use the
ational security laws enacted in their territory in 2014 2015 and 2017 to compel them
o cooperate on intelligence matters Finally the civil organization MCCI mentions that in April
Last year Nuktec transferred most of its shares to the China Nuclear Corporation
a state-controlled industrial conglomerate that has historically
been linked with the nuclear capabilities of the Chinese army
