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"I have no direct information on the leaks and how far confidential information or private data was leaked. I am sorry I do not have that information myself – I have nothing to do with that case.
It is true that this issue has raised very important issues in terms of security. We had been working on some of those problems before this WikiLeaks case and I have told you about some Commission initiatives. I am sure that those on the other side of the Atlantic are concerned as well, so that is why I think we should work together on increasing cyber security, always respecting the fundamental freedoms – because freedom of expression is a sacred right for us in the European Union – while being clear that data protection and privacy are also fundamental rights.
We have to find the right balance and that is why, in all our initiatives, we have to take on board those two principles, which are sometimes difficult to harmonise but nevertheless very important."@en1
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