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5:32Now PlayingA new report obtained exclusively by CBC says Canadian technology was used in at least two deadly U.S. strikes against alleged Venezuelan drug boats in September. The CBC’s visual investigations unit analyzed the Project Ploughshares report, compared it to product manuals and previously released videos and spoke with former military and defence industry experts, concluding that it is highly likely Canadian tech was involved in surveillance during the operations.
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