Ecuador discusses Julian Assange's asylum with the United Kingdom

The United Kingdom and Ecuador have conversations about the fate of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, according to the British government.

Assange, 47, lives at the Embbady of Ecuador in London since 2012, when he was granted political asylum.

The President of Ecuador, Lenin Moreno, said Friday that he has never been " to favor" of Assange's activities and that both parties were in constant contact. 19659007] Previously, the president had called Assange "stone in our shoes".

• Ecuador seeks a mediator to resolve the "unsustainable" situation of Julian Assange, who has been at his London embbady for 5 years

  The President was in London this week to participate in a global anti-crime scandal, but a spokesman for the government-sponsored government after the issue of Assangen had not been discussed during the

  notice. a recent report by the British newspaper Sunday Times stated that the talks had been revived.

  The President Moreno confirmed the loyalty of the British newspaper article during an event in Madrid on Friday.

  He said that the Ecuadorian government continues with dialogues with Assange's legal team and with the British government, according to El Comercio newspaper of Ecuador.

  However, an official statement states that "the President of the Republic, Lenin Moreno, has at no time arranged for Julian Assange to leave the Embbady of Ecuador in London".

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  Any evacuation of Assange from the embbady should be carried out properly through dialogue, had said the president.

  Upon his departure, the Australian cybernetic programmer would be immediately arrested by the British police for violating the terms of a surety.

  The bail awarded to him was related to allegations of badual badault that Assange faced in Sweden. A mandate issued six years ago was ratified last February.

  Although Sweden abandons the investigation into the badual affair, Assange suspects that his arrest for violating the terms of the bond in the United Kingdom would lead to his extradition to the United States, forcing to publish the secrets of this government on the website Wikileaks .

  Wikileaks made headlines around the world in April 2010, when he posted the video of US soldiers shooting down 18 civilians, from a helicopter in Iraq.

  • Julian Assange, the controversial man behind WikiLeaks

  Chronology of the case of Julian Assange

  • A gosto 2010 – Sweden issues a arrest warrant against Assange for alleged rape and harbadment charges
  • D December 2010 – Assange is arrested in London and released on bail
  • May or 2012 – The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom declares that he must be extradited to Sweden to be interrogated on the alleged charges
  • Jun io 2012 – Assange enters the Embbady of Ecuador in London, where he grant asylum
  • Febr ero 2016 – A panel of the UN determines that Assange has been "arbitrarily detained" by the British and Swedish authorities since 2010
  • May or ] 2017 – Sweden abandons the investigation of v The arrest against Julian Assange
  • Febr ero 2018 – A United Kingdom court ratifies the mandate of Arrest against Assange for violation of the terms of his bail

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  Although Assange adopted Ecuadorian citizenship in 2017, in recent months, his hosts have cut off his Internet connection and accused him of interfering in the country's affairs.

  Ecuador withdrew additional security around its embbady in London in May after reporting that the operation consisted of tens of thousands of dollars a month .

  • Ecuador removes the "additional security" from its London embbady where Julian Assange takes refuge

  It is said that the British government is increasingly concerned about Assange's well-being [19659007] "It's our desire that this come to an end and I would not want to badure you that if I were to leave the embbady, ​​I would benefit from humane and fair treatment," Alan said. Duncan, British Foreign Minister, in parliament last month

  "The first priority would be to protect your health, which I think is deteriorating," he added.

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