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Big Oil: Chevron In Ecuador
Andres Triana
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May 23, 2020
Despite human rights violations against indigenous and disenfranchised communities, the courts of previously imperial powers still tend to favor corporate interests, much to the disrespect and neglect of indigenous ontologies.
