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    Journalist Exposes How Private Investigation Firm Hired by Chevron Tried to Recruit Her as a Spy to Undermine $27B Suit in Ecuadorian Amazon

    August 16, 2010 | Eye on the Amazon

    Cross-posted from the Amazon Watch’s Clean up Ecuador Campaign blog, ChevroninEcuador.com:

    Today, Democracy Now! covered Chevron’s attempt to hire a journalist to turn corporate spy to undermine the rule of law in Ecuador. Mary Cuddehe, the journalist who turned down the offer and exposed the effort in The Atlantic magazine, appears, along with Han Shan, Coordinator of Amazon Watch’s Clean Up Ecuador Campaign.

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