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Ecuador Cuts Off Julian Assange's Internet Access

Julian Assange gestures as he speaks to the media from the balcony of the Embassy Of Ecuador on May 19, 2017 in London, England. (Photo: Jack Taylor/Getty Images)

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

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

UK police say they can arrest Assange if he leaves embassy, while AG Sessions said his arrest is 'priority'

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

Nadia Prupis, staff writer

Julian Assange also expected to stay in Ecuadorian embassy in London after...

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Ecuador Admits It Cut Internet Access for WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange

Deirdre Fulton, staff writer

U.S. State Department denies exerting any influence over Ecuador in its...

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

'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'

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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.

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Amazon Watch

Record Environmental Judgement Moves to Ontario Superior Court in Toronto

Women's Earth & Climate Action Network

International Organizations Call For Accountability Following Attack On Amazonian Land Defender Patricia Gualinga

Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR)

Ecuador After Ten Years of President Correa: New Paper Examines Key Indicators, Reforms, and Policy Changes

Amazon Watch

Ecuador Moves To Close Leading Environmental Organization as Part of Crackdown on Civil Society

Amazon Watch

Chevron CEO Faces Pressure Cooker Over Ecuador, Climate Change at Shareholder Meeting

EarthRights

Criminalized Indigenous Women Environmental Defenders from Ecuador Demand their Rights at Inter-American Commission for Human Rights

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James Galbraith, Ha-Joon Chang, William K. Black, et al.

A Refutation of Neoliberalism's Defenders in Ecuador

Mark Weisbrot

Julian Assange is A Political Prisoner Who Has Exposed Government Crimes and Atrocities

William K. Black

People Reject Neoliberalism's Return, But Challenges Remain in Ecuador

William K. Black

Ecuador’s Tax Evading Oligarchs Try to Reconquer the Nation

Ha-Joon Chang, James K. Galbraith, et al.

50+ Economists Warn Against Neoliberalism's Return in Ecuador

Nick Meynen

Shock and Awe, The Chevron Way

James McEnteer

The Geopolitics of Generosity

Nick Meynen

The Epic Battle To Get Justice From Chevron

Mark Weisbrot

Power vs. the Press

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