Spain moves to blacklist Palantir — while its own generals lobby to keep it (clashreport.com)
Spain is directing its state-controlled companies — Telefónica, Indra, Navantia and firms under the SEPI holding — to drop the US data-analytics firm Palantir, citing the risk of misuse of classified national-security information.
The thread refused the clean sovereignty story. One reading: Palantir is being pushed out precisely because it is better, and Europe is dodging an uncomfortable capability gap. Another: the concern was never security but who is paying — so why not just let Spain's own Indra do the work?
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