Yesterday, the Peruvian journal Diario
Correo published an opinion piece by Luis Alfonso Morey blasting what he
views as the deplorable state of the Peruvian National Intelligence Directorate
(Dini). He said that the Peruvian government lacks a strategy on the issue of
national security and has allowed the Dini to become overwhelmed by
infighting, political plots, corruption, and plots against the press and
political opposition.
Morey even went so far as to compare Peruvian president
Ollanta Humala and his wife, Nadine Heredia, to agents 86 and 99 from the old
TV show, Get Smart. While we strongly
disagree with the writer regarding his opinions of President Humala and Nadine
Heredia – they are neither inept, nor are they secret agents, they are highly
successful politicians – we do appreciate some other comments that he made. He
argued that the Peruvian government should contract the services of a private
operator, mentioning Leonie
Group, our parent company, by name, to support the Dini.
On that point, we couldn’t agree more. Leonie is a highly
specialized communications, analysis, information systems, cyber, and research
operations firm. Specifically regarding intelligence support, Leonie gives
clients the ability to efficiently collect, filter, process, create, distribute
and securely store data with systems support and extensive training. Leonie’s
specialties include all-source, human, geospatial, and signals intelligence
analysis, intelligence training, counter intelligence analysis, and
intelligence collection management. If anyone is interested in learning more
about Leonie’s service offerings in South America, they should let
us know.
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