Ecuador

Sweden Drops Investigation of WikiLeaks' Assange, But Threats in US, UK Remain

Likely Leftist Victory in Ecuador Election Rejects "Oligarch's Candidate"

Nadia Prupis, staff writer

A nail-biting election in Ecuador appeared to end Sunday with leftist candidate Lenín Moreno winning the presidency over conservative Guillermo Lasso. The National Electoral Council declared Moreno the winner by 51 percent, just minutes after another organization had said the race was a technical tie with both candidates being within 0.6...

Ecuador Admits It Cut Internet Access for WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange

Deirdre Fulton, staff writer

The Ecuadorian government has confirmed that it "temporarily" cut off internet...

Brazil Fallout Begins as Leftist Leaders Denounce 'Coup Against Latin America'

Nadia Prupis, staff writer

The fallout from former Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment on...

'Justice Denied' as Court Sides with Chevron in Amazon Pollution Case

Ecuador's Correa: It's Neoliberalism, Not Socialism That Has Failed

In 'Epic Fight for Justice,' Activists Descend on Chevron Meeting

With 'Fierce Love and Conviction,' Women Take Stand for Mother Earth

'Yes, I Lied': Vindicating Villagers, Star Chevron Witness Busted for Perjury

Amazon's Female Defenders Denounce 'Macho' Repression and Demand Rights

After Canadian Court Ruling, Has Law 'Finally Caught Up With Chevron'?

Ecuador Accuses UK of Defying Laws of Political Aslyum in Assange Case

Chevron Whistleblower Leaks 'Smoking Gun' in Case of Ecuadorian Oil Spill

Murder in the Rainforest: Local Activists and the Global Politics of Climate Change

Indigenous Communities Take Chevron to Global Court for 'Crimes Against Humanity'

After Two Years in Embassy, Assange Says He's Leaving 'Soon'

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#AskChevron: How Many Dead People in the Third World Does It Take to Extract 1 Barrel of Oil?

Along with protests at Chevron's annual shareholder meeting focused on the oil giant's ongoing devastation of the Ecuadoran Amazon and its nasty fight to avoid accountability, a new #AskChevron Twitter campaign asks vital questions like, "Do you have any remorse about poisoning the Amazon?" and "Are you the devil?" Brought to you by Toxic Effect.