Si el pais no publica estamos dolidos

I was kindly invited yesterday by Spanish newspaper El País to participate in a digital debate, "tras*parency versus security" (only in Spanish), where I asked when would we be able to access to the content of 115 cables tagged PIKR Madrid Embassy (link to Google fusion tables).


The answer from Gabriela Cañas, journalist at El País, was to be patient, as they are processing the information (link to conversation thread). Problem is we have no time, as Spanish government and under USA's pressure is passing a law in parliament ruling that judges no longer will have competences about intellectual property digital infringements, being reserved these competences to a special commission of the Ministry of Culture.


Does El País have the content of those 115 cables? If it does, is it going to wait for publishing until Spanish law is approved?
Will newspapers behave as the Governments they criticize?
Do we need a Wikileaks leak?

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amarillo.slim dijo:

y estos son los que no se levantaban al paso de la bandera de los states.

pero para comerle la platano a obama siempre están a tiempo.

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