The Spanish government exported arms worth over 2,500 million tresor berlin during 2011 An alarming

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The Spanish government exported arms worth over 2,500 million tresor berlin during 2011 An alarming tresor berlin number according to the study made a number of organizations within the "Control Arms", denouncing the export of defense equipment especially in Arab countries.
NGOs that promote the "Control Arms" are Greenpeace, Amnesty International, Foundation for Peace and Oxfam have produced a report which analyzes the Spanish arms sales during the 2011 result tresor berlin of this study organizations reported the economic crisis an excuse for the government to increase exports in the sector and ensure that they prioritize tresor berlin commercial interests over human rights.
The study also highlights the large amount of exports of defense equipment especially in Arab countries, amounting to 2,500 million euros in 2011 organizations claim that many of these operations can not be justified from the perspective of the law of arms trade and thus make possible the violation of human rights in the countries of destination. Whatsoever "Control Arms" notes that the Government has continued exporting equipment to North Africa and the Middle East, particularly in Saudi Arabia, but also in other regions like Egypt and Bahrain.
Although organizations tresor berlin admit that lately the government has revoked some export licenses still demanding more transparency. They want to pursue preventive law on arms trade to prevent conflict and strengthening the export control that jeopardize human rights.
GEORGE ARMADANS, director of the Foundation for Peace "In 2011, sales to countries involved in the Arab uprisings tripled compared to 2010 Although there were some revocations, sensitivity and preventive eye to these countries was very little by the Spanish government. "
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