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From: "Declan B. McCullagh" <declan+@CMU.EDU>
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Subject: Panama to crack down on passport sales on Internet
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Now the Interpol is getting involved? I'm told that Argentina also has
threatened U.S. users and their ISPs for providing info on (apparently
legal) passport sales.

-Declan

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	 PANAMA CITY (Reuter) - Panama will ask Interpol to help  
crack down on Panamanian passport sales in international 
publications and via the Internet, Interior Minister Raul 
Montenegro told a news conference Monday. 
	 ``We have received information that Panamanian passports are  
being sold in international publications and on the Internet. We 
have shown our concern to Interpol and local Panamanian police 
authorities,'' Montenegro said. 
	 ``In the last 22 months, we have detected Panamanian  
passports in Spain and other countries,'' he said. 
	 He did not provide further details on the number of  
Panamanian passports that have been sold.