00:01The new big hit of WikiLeaks in the United States is the infiltration of 250,000 cables
00:06diplomatic secretes that have sensitive content and that they leave in the United States.
00:11The documents divulged reveal that the government of the United States gave instructions to
00:15diplomats to espioners and politicians in the countries where they were designated.
00:20According to the texts, not even the high officials of the United States had escaped from
00:25to be persecuted. In the list was even the secretary of general of this organization, WikiLeaks.
00:30The British The Guardian reveals the number of documents with classified information
00:35that had access to the United States in several countries in Latin America.
00:40The largest number is Colombia, from where there were supposedly 2,416 documents.
00:46The following is Venezuela with 2,340 information classifieds.
00:50The third is Argentina with 2,233 and Brazil with 1,947.
00:56In the documents secretos filtrados, also puts the discovery that the North American government
01:01worked arduamente for the countries of Latin America to isolate Venezuela and the president
01:06Hugo Chávez of the region.
01:08But Chávez is not the only one in the state that they nombrate in the report,
01:11which has had access to several newspapers in the world, like the New York Times and the
01:14country of Spain.
01:15The Department of State, in the head of Hillary Clinton, asked to
01:18his embajada in Buenos Aires, information about the health mental of the president of Argentina,
01:22Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.
01:24There are also controversies about the president of France, Nicolas Sarkozy, that
01:28the presentan as a man who seeks to obstacle the exterior policy of the United States.
01:32The first-ministry Russian, Vladimir Putin, a whom they call it as authoritarian and machista.
01:37And the president of Angela Merkel, of whom they inform that is a little creative, among other
01:42many leaders of the world.
01:43The Casa Blanca, for his part, condened the filtration of the internet portal and the
01:48calificated peligrosa and temerary.
01:50In the last few months, WikiLeaks also had divulged secret documents about the war in Afghanistan
01:55and Iraq.
01:55One of the first to speak was the first-ministry turist, Recep Erdogan, a whom the documents
02:00are painted as authoritative and said that the United States has been espied.
02:04The politician put in doubt the veracity of WikiLeaks.
02:07Germany also reacted via the Prime Minister of the Economic Cooperation, Dirk Niebel, who
02:13said that the information was nothing that had been published by periodists of low reputation
02:17in the past.
02:19The news that
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