The U.S. ambassador to France met with French diplomats Monday over allegations that the National Security Agency intercepted more than 70 million phone calls in France over a 30-day period. Ambassador Charles Rivkin was summoned to the French Foreign Ministry in Paris after the details of the alleged spying appeared in the French newspaper Le Monde. "These kinds of practices between partners, that violate privacy, are totally unacceptable," French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius told reporters at an EU foreign ministers meeting in Luxembourg on Monday. "We must quickly assure that these practices aren't repeated." U.S. President Barack Obama and French President Francois Hollande spoke Monday, according to a White House statement.
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Presidents of two nations talk about the report,  White House statement says
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U.S. ambassador meets with French diplomats over spying allegations
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Le Monde: The NSA intercepted more than 70 million French phone calls over 30 days
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A weekend report said the NSA "systematically" eavesdropped on the Mexican government
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