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Subject ๐Ÿ’” Happy anniversary, Chevron!
Date February 14, 2024 7:05 PM
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On the 13th anniversary of the historic $9.5 billion judgment against Chevron, Ecuador's current government could betray its own people in favor of big oil interests

Thirteen years ago today, Ecuadorian Indigenous people and campesinos made climate justice history when they won a $9.5 billion judgment against oil giant Chevron.

It was a groundbreaking victory that affected communities successfully took on an oil company and won a judgment of this size. Chevron was found guilty in the court of its choosing and based largely on its own evidence for having deliberately discharged over 16 billion gallons of toxic waste into the Amazon, leaving behind hundreds of waste pits adding up to an area the size of Manhattan. At least 30,000 Ecuadorians were affected (and many more since then), and it is widely regarded as one of the worst oil-related environmental disasters in history.

โ€œToday is a bittersweet day for us. Our historic legal victory is not enough if we donโ€™t get the justice we urgently need and deserve,โ€ said Donald Moncayo, President of UDAPT. "This company destroyed the Amazon, polluted the people, went to trial, and was found guilty, but it still hasnโ€™t cleaned up or paid up. We need the world to stand with us, to make sure Chevron is not above the law โ€“ in Ecuador, or anywhere where this company operates.โ€

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