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Article

9 Aug 2010

Author:
UPI

Director wary of Chevron claims in Ecuador

Allegations raised by…Chevron that a video shows Ecuadorian agents plotting against it are taken out of context, a filmmaker said. Chevron is defending a $27 billion lawsuit filed in Ecuador over claims its affiliate Texaco failed to take appropriate action to mitigate environmental damage from oil production from 1968 to 1992. Chevron said state-run Petroecuador is responsible for the damage. Chevron announced it was filing a petition to have the case dismissed. The company said footage from the documentary film "Crude" showed officials working for the plaintiff meeting with an expert to plan a damages report used falsely as an independent review.

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Ecuador: Journalists says Chevron hired private investigation firm Kroll to spy on court appointed health expert in Amazon oil spill case

Texaco/Chevron lawsuits (re Ecuador)

Texaco/Chevron lawsuits (re Ecuador)

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