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Platform "Freedom 2.0" has issued a statement by showing their anger at the government's intention to adopt José Luis Rodríguez Sinde the "Law" imposes an internet thought police "without discussion.
The next day 21 Sustainable Economy Act and with it his second additional provision may be approved by the full House of Representatives and be sent to the Senate. The government intends to pass this bill in Congress through the so-called "full legislative power," which would nullify the opposition amendments could introduce in the Senate, which has led to Freedom 2.0 to ensure that "the Internet must declare a state of alarm the government wants to restrict our rights and freedoms."
2.0 Liberty spokeswoman pointed out that Law Sinde the government removes the conflicts between private individuals, which is the case of litigation SGAE vs Internet, the civil / commercial, for "siding with one party, granting privileges to quasi-monopolistic private companies to citizens. " Private companies are reluctant to remold its "outdated management models of intellectual property rights" whose existence Freedom 2.0 not only does not deny but defends.
According to the spokesman for Liberty 2.0, the government created by the Second Section of the Law Sinde, a political body whose members are appointed by politicians, "a real thought police in the network." SGAE no longer have to go to court, so it will get rid of paying the costs of procedures that until now were losing. "It is sufficient that the SS decides that a site should be closed. The violation of fundamental rights such as freedom of expression should be challenged by the Internet that they have time, desire and money, to the Litigation Division of the High Court, "he complained. "No remains unclear how solve the problem of access to personal data private by the political commissars "he said.
2.0 To Freedom "the infamous Minister González-Sinde, before you leave, you leave insured feudal privileges of his cronies."
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