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The Government Denies the Use of Chinese Cameras in the Fas Intelligence Center, but Their Acquisition Has Already Been Awarded

Summary by EL ESPAÑOL
The tender, decided last September, includes the purchase of surveillance systems from the Chinese company Hikvision, vetoed in several countries. More information: The Ceuta and Melilla fence is also guarded by Chinese cameras that "threat" national security according to the US
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The Government Denies the Use of Chinese Cameras in the Fas Intelligence Center, but Their Acquisition Has Already Been Awarded

The tender, decided last September, includes the purchase of surveillance systems from the Chinese company Hikvision, vetoed in several countries. More information: The Ceuta and Melilla fence is also guarded by Chinese cameras that "threat" national security according to the US

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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Tuesday, November 18, 2025.
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