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19 Oct 2010

Autor:
Rainforest Action Network, Amazon Watch, The Yes Men [USA]

Massive Chevron Ad Campaign Derailed, Media Slapstick Follows; News outlets, citizens duped by web of deceit - but whose?

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A day-long comedy of errors began Monday morning when the Yes Men, supported by Rainforest Action Network and Amazon Watch, pre-empted Chevron's enormous new “We Agree” ad campaign with a satirical version of their own...“Chevron's super-expensive fake street art is a cynical attempt to gloss over the human rights abuses and environmental degradation that is the legacy of Chevron's operations in Ecuador, Nigeria, Burma and throughout the world,” said Ginger Cassady, a campaigner at Rainforest Action Network... “Yesterday's spoof was a comedy of errors, but what's happening in Ecuador is no joke”...

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