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The President of Ecuador, Lenin Moreno, reported yesterday that his government is talking "permanently" with the British authorities to resolve the situation of the founder of the Wikileaks filtering platform, the Australian Julian Assange, and asked for the guarantee that his life "will not be in danger".
Assange, who obtained Ecuadorian citizenship in 2017, is required by United States Justice and remains a refugee at the Embbady of Ecuador in London since 2012.
an informative meeting in Madrid, Moreno said that it is a question that is also, with Assange's legal advisers
According to Moreno, "it is even open to violations of human rights." man that a person stays too long in isolation. "
In reference to Assange, nuanced, n However, he "never" agreed to receive private emails to obtain and disseminate information, however valid, on some "undesirable" acts of governments.
He recalled that the situation of Assange is a "problem" inherited from the previous Ecuadorian government, which considered that "his life was in danger".
"In Ecuador, there is no death penalty, and we know that this possibility existed," he said. "That's why we, all we want, is the guarantee that his life will not be in danger," he said
. He replied: "We have spoken, we are constantly talking to the British government, to the ambbadador, who is their representative in Ecuador."
"The only person I ever spoke to is Mr. Assange," he added. 19659004] Correa asks asylum
On the other hand, the President of Ecuador, Lenin Moreno, reiterated yesterday that the justice of his country is independent now, "unlike" what happened before, and the former President Rafael Correa (2007-2017) has the "right" to seek asylum in Belgium, although the Belgian authorities have or not allowed to do so, he added.
Correa, who is currently living in this European country, faces an international arrest warrant for failing to appear before the Ecuadorian National Court of Justice (CNJ) on July 2, after which he issued his pre-emptive on a case of abduction of an opponent in Colombia in 2012, in which he was prosecuted.
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