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Venezuela has been touted as a safe haven for whistleblower Edward Snowden to be out of harm's way after his leaks on spying stunned Washington. But widespread crime and police corruption have made the Latin American country a very dangerous place to live. Tesa Arcilla reports on how citizens are arming themselves and taking security into their own hands.




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There's been a fresh round of diplomatic wrangling over Edward Snowden between Russia and the US - as the world expected the fugitive whistleblower to leave a Moscow airport this week. The Former NSA contractor has been stranded in the transit zone there for a month now - currently waiting for Moscow's decision on his temporary asylum request. RT's Lindsay France recaps all the twists and turns in the Snowden Saga.


Privacy rights activists have demonstrated across Germany against U.S. worldwide surveilance - and Berlin's role in it. The revelations by Edward Snowden, have ignited public anger among Germans who say that their government let them down - as RT's Peter Oliver reports.