Assange to stay in Ecuadorean embassy

Julian Assange marked the first anniversary of his stay in the Ecuadorean embassy here trying to sound cheerful and defiant as he insisted that he was prepared for the long haul. No, he was not bored. And his health was fine, thank you, he said ...

A year after Julian Assange sought shelter in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, journalists say a restrictive new media law could make Wikileaks cables illegal to publish in local press. While Julian Assange remains holed up in Ecuador's London ...

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Movistar has launched the BlackBerry Q10 smartphone in Ecuador. The smartphone features BlackBerry Qwerty Keyboard, BBM, re-designed BlackBerry 10 platform, BlackBerry Hub, BlackBerry Balance technology and BlackBerry Remember. Movistar Ecuador ...

Ecuador's plea over Assange's asylum "It bent over more than any country in the world to publicly satisfy the United States." Assange, 41, is particularly critical of Ms Gillard because she initially labelled him a criminal and pushed for a ...

19 de junio de 2013, 15:58Quito, Jun 19 (Prensa Latina) Julian Assange''s political asylum at the Ecuadorian embassy in London reached a year today and he could remain there until the period for extradition expires. The 41-year-old Australian ...

El presidente Rafael Correa calificó el miércoles de colusión a una postura crítica de la prensa de Colombia sobre la nueva ley de comunicación de Ecuador, expresada en un editorial publicado simultáneamente en 53 diarios de ese país. Bajo ...

Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, has told reporters that he is in no hurry to leave London's Ecuadorian embassy. Assange has been in the embassy for almost a year, after he lost an appeal against extradition to Sweden, where he is wanted ...