US Edition'Adverse Intelligence': From Prevention to Neutralization, How the Government Acts to Identify Spies Operating in Brazil
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Diplomatic bodies, foreign entourages, and employee trips abroad are on ABIN's radar. The discovery of the activities of at least nine Russian agents in Brazil, reported last month by “The New York Times”, sounded like commonplace among counterintelligence professionals in the Brazilian government. This division of the Brazilian Intelligence Agency (ABIN) is dedicated precisely to trying to identify and detain them - in a work where attention is…
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