In recent weeks, the Spanish Interior Ministry made a €12.3 million ($14.4 million) contract with Chinese technology giant Huawei to manage servers for judicially authorized wiretaps. The decision has drawn unusually strong reactions from Western countries and placed Spain at the center of a delicate geopolitical debate. While the Spanish government insists that the arrangement complies with all national security requirements, the move is being interpreted abroad through a lens shaped by years of suspicion toward Huawei’s relationship with the Chinese state.
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