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    Affected Communities March Against Chevron Corruption in Ecuador

    October 2009 | Photo Gallery

    Over 400 people from indigenous and farming communities around Lago Agrio, Ecuador, marched to a toxic dump site today to protest Chevron’s on-going attempts to derail the $27 billion lawsuit that will soon come to a close after more than 16 years of courtroom struggle.

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