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Julian Assange sex claims not a crime in Latin America – Ecuador president
22 Aug 2012:Rafael Correa says allegations should still be investigated but Ecuador will stand firm on asylum for WikiLeaks founder
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26 Aug 2012:
Extradition stand-off eases as Ecuador's president reveals Foreign Office has retracted threat to storm embassy
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25 Aug 2012: Senior officials from the 34-member Organisation of American States urge two sides to maintain dialogue to resolve row
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24 Aug 2012:
Picture shows officer holding document with instructions to arrest WikiLeaks founder whether he leaves in diplomatic car or bag
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24 Aug 2012:
The son, the saviour, the fugitive, the friend, the man. He also has an odd craving for Vegemite
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24 Aug 2012:
Glenn Greenwald: The claim that Swedish courts, not government, have final say on extradition is a crucial mistake that distorts the Assange case
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24 Aug 2012:
President defends granting Julian Assange asylum and compares domestic press crackdown to Leveson inquiry
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23 Aug 2012:
Katrin Axelsson and Lisa Longstaff: For decades we have campaigned to get rapists caught, charged and convicted. But the pursuit of Assange is political
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22 Aug 2012:
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is prepared to be tried in a Swedish court, as long as he isn't extradited to the US, says Ecuador's president Rafael Correa
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22 Aug 2012:
Rafael Correa says allegations should still be investigated but Ecuador will stand firm on asylum for WikiLeaks founder
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21 Aug 2012:
Seumas Milne: Ecuador is pressing for a deal that offers justice to Assange's accusers – and essential protection for whistleblowers
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21 Aug 2012:
Glenn Greenwald: The media's new converts to civic freedom over the Pussy Riot and Assange asylum affairs show a jingoism blind to US abuses
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21 Aug 2012:
Hacking group says it brought down sites in protest at Britain's handling of the WikiLeaks founder's asylum case. By Josh Halliday
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21 Aug 2012: Respect MP clarifies comments about rape allegations against WikiLeaks founder, adding case has 'all the hallmarks of a setup'
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21 Aug 2012:
Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez warns the British government of 'severe consequences' if they violate the sovereignty of Ecuador, by raiding the London embassy to arrest Julian Assange
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21 Aug 2012:
Ecuador's president Rafael Correa says the UK intent to enter Ecuador's embassy in London to arrest WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange 'would be a suicide'
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