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On Tuesday, August 11, the Metropolitan Council of Quito categorically ruled out the existence of “mirror rooms” or misuse of technology in the video surveillance system of the capital. At that session, the authorities discussed not only the scope of the new Framework Convention for Inter-institutional Cooperation signed with the Ministry of the Interior, but also
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On Tuesday, August 11, the Metropolitan Council of Quito categorically ruled out the existence of “mirror rooms” or misuse of technology in the video surveillance system of the capital. At that session, the authorities discussed not only the scope of the new Framework Convention for Inter-institutional Cooperation signed with the Ministry of the Interior, but also