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f1esc leaks American, Brazilian and Mexican Governments documents

Posted on July 3, 2011 by Lee J

f1esc who earlier today leaked the Australian election 2011 database, has just posted a tweet on twitter, This one is very interesting and could have vital information within it. In the description of the torrent download states that it is documents from  (US)Gov, www.ife.org.mx and that there is notable files within gov.br called "debt" list of government foreign bonds, amounts and currency, This release has been done in the name of #antisec #anonymous Miscellaneous Part 1

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