The repercussions of the arrest of Julian Assange in the world

"Moreno is a corrupt man, but what he's done is a crime that humanity will never forget", tweeted Correa, a resident of Belgium, after British police arrested Assange when Quito withdrew the diplomatic asylum.

"Lenin Moreno, the greatest traitor of Ecuadorian and Latin American history, has allowed British police to enter our embbady in London to arrest Assange," Correa said.

Dark blond "showed his human misery to the world, handing over Julian Assange not only the asylum, but also the Ecuadorian citizen of the British police, "something that puts his life"at risk"and"humiliates Ecuador"added the former president.

Another of the people who reacted after learning the detention was the British Chancellor Jeremy Hunt: "Julian Assange is not a hero and no one is above the law. He has been hiding the truth for years. Thanks to Ecuador and President Lenin Moreno for their cooperation, "he said on Twitter.

As, Pamela Anderson, Who had a relationship with the founder of WikiLeaks, said that he was "shock"

"I am shocked. Could he not hear clearly what he said? It seems very bad. How could you Ecuador? (Because he's been exposing you) Sure: you're an American bitch and you need a distraction from the silly shit of Brexit, "the actress told Twitter.

For its part, the Russian government also protested the arrest. "The hand of & # 39; democracy & # 39; strangles the freedom", the spokesman of the Russian diplomacy reacted on Facebook, Maria Zajárova. In turn, the spokesman of Vladimir Putin, Dmitry PeskovHe hoped that Assange's rights would be respected.

As, Edward Snowden, a former employee of the United States National Security Agency (NSA), now a refugee in Russia and with whom Assange has been compared, expressed his rejection of this news.

"The images of Ecuador's ambbadador inviting the British secret police to hang out an award-winning journalism writer (whether they like it or not) will end up in the history books. Assange critics can celebrate, but it's a dark moment for press freedom"he wrote on Twitter.

The computer scientist also recalled that the UN issued statements in which he considered the detention arbitrary and a violation of human rights.

For her part, the lawyer of the woman who accuses Julian Assange of rape in Sweden in 2010 said that was going to ask the prosecution to reopen the investigation after the arrest of the founder of WikiLeaks in London.

"We will do everything to have prosecutors reopen the Swedish investigation and Assange be handed over to Sweden and tried for rapeElisabeth Mbadi Fritz told the AFP.

When Assange is a refugee at the Embbady of Ecuador in London, Sweden sued her in May 2017three years before its prescription, given the impossibility of advancing investigations.

The news of his arrest by the British police at the Embbady of Ecuador in London is supposed to "a shock for my clientadded Elisabeth Mbadi Fritz.

"As long as the crime is not prescribed, my client hopes that justice will be done"he added.