Cautionary thoughts in the Age of Open Data -- except in despotic or paranoid regimes.
bp Begin forwarded message: > From: Kate Lance <klance_rem...@yahoo.com> > Subject: [Sdi-latinamericacaribbean] Nicaragua: company convicted of theft of > restricted cadastral information > Date: December 5, 2013 12:52:59 PM EST > To: SDI-legal-socioecon <legal-socioe...@lists.gsdi.org>, SDI-LAC > <sdi-latinamericacaribb...@lists.gsdi.org> > Reply-To: Kate Lance <lanc...@aya.yale.edu> > > Condenados por sustracción de información restringida > > http://www.elnuevodiario.com.ni/sucesos/303713-condenados-sustraccion-de-informacion-restringida > Nicaragua: company convicted of theft of restricted cadastral information > (article in Spanish) > December 2, 2013: On charges of disclosing confidential information and > providing public access to classified information, Tosca Alexandra Altamirano > Barreda, who works for the Nicaraguan Institute of Land Studies (INETER), > could spend eight years in prison, while Tupac Amaru Aguilar Beteta who also > worked for that institution, could face a sentence of five years. > The conviction for both former employees of the Nicaraguan Institute of > Territorial Studies, was issued by the Tenth District Criminal Trial Judge of > the capital, Nancy Aguirre. > According to the prosecution, Tupac Amaru Aguilar was found guilty of > influence peddling, because was using his personal relationship with Tosca > Altamirano to get INETER's cadastral information. > The stolen classified information (cadastral survey plans, cadastral data of > special areas of border protection and cadastral records of state property), > which is confidential and only the state can handle, was used by Aguilar > Altamirano and the company created by them, called "TGA, SA", which provided > surveying services. The two also appropriated aerial and satellite photos of > state properties. > The sentencing for defendants was scheduled for court next Friday at 10:00 am. > > > _______________________________________________ > SDI-LatinAmericaCaribbean mailing list > sdi-latinamericacaribb...@lists.gsdi.org > http://lists.gsdi.org/mailman/listinfo/sdi-latinamericacaribbean Bruce bpot...@irf.org
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