capital de ecuador pocos saben quioen es edward snowden >> pero el que si sabe es el canciller ricardo patiñoaños puso en jaque la seguridad de estados unidos este mensaje lanzo un mensaje a las agencias américa nas >>> el presidente barack obama confía a que otros países ayuden a cumplir la ley >>> estamos trabajando con tors paise para que se cumpla la ley >>> esto asilo para lguno protege a assange y a snowden >>> esto cumple un lavado de imágen internacional que está deteriorada >>> rafael correa no aprovecho el único acto público para hablar del tema >>> solo en twitter dijo que el estado tomara decisión soiberana y sin preiones >>> los medios de este país han hablado de este personaje en sudamerica pero hoy dormiran millones de personas en este país sin saber quién es el espia. >>> un nieto de mario morenom cantinflas que peleaba contra las drogas fue encontrado muerto en un hotel en mex>méxico >>> el año pasado acuso a su padre de haberlos iniciado con las adiccioes y otros. >>> un paruq de diversiónes en méxico ofrece un tour de cruce de la reforma a costó de 20 dólares esperando más

en ecuador el canciller ricardo patino, reafirmo a julian assange el compromiso del gobierno ecuatoriano protegiendo sus derechos humanos, en su primera visita al fundador del wikileaks que el miercoles cumplira un ano refugiado en la embajada del pais andino en londres... las autoridades de suecia solicitan la extradicion de assange, quien es requerido por supuestos delitos de agresion sexual... assange, quiere que gran bretana autorice un salvoconducto que le permita abandonar la embajada y el pais sin ser detenido. en paraguay, durante el fin de semana se llevaron a cabo actos culturales, marchas y manifestaciones para conmemorar el primer aniversario de la masacre ocurrida en marina cuÉ, curuguaty, paraguay, en la que fallecieron 6 policias y 11 campesinos y que desemboco en una crisis politica que acabo con la dimision del entonces presidente de la republica, fernando lugo, despues de un juicio politico parlamentario al mismo tiempo, en la capital, se celebro una marcha que rindio homenaje a los caidos el 15 de junio del 2012... se acabo la espera. la nueva y prometedora pildora par

we have ecuador's foreign minister ricardo patino he's in vietnam he is speaking on edward snowden's asylum plea let's take a listen to that right now. what. is. important is. to get the. government. record or. some aspect. of apollo along. where the. international will do that. for matters way. more. than. we have. already and i strongly started. to have. the opportunity to see the. edward snowden's asylum play work hard over to you know foreign minister of ecuador speaking about edward snowden's asylum plea let's listen in president ho to mean. who was buried in that mausoleum. cory's glad. to announce that our relationship. is advancing and will advance. towards economic towards important results. in the second part. i would like to present. some information about the international community has been demanding. and that we would like to present in an organized way through this press conference. thank you to all the journalists for being here for days the creation. firstly. mr edward snowden. has sent to the government requests for asylum. which contains the following text. it's se

ricardo patino spoke in the malaysia capital. he confirmed snowden is in russia but refused to say how his country will deal with the americans' request for asylum. u.s. state department representatives have repeated their request for snowden's extradition. >> we do believe there is a basis for law enforcement cooperation to expel mr. snowden based on the charges against him and the status of his travel documents. >> patrick van trel pointed out that u.s. authorities have given suspects to russia many times in similar cases. he stressed the obama administration will use law enforcement and diplomatic channels to persuade the russians to hand over snowden. >>> the decision by turkish leaders to crack down on widespread civil unrest has triggered diplomatic fallout. european union foreign ministers have postponed a new round of membership talks with the country. the negotiations were supposed to start wednesday, but the ministers decided to put them off until at least october. envoys from germany and other countries have criticized

this puzzle we all want to put together it's a question that was put to the floor and minister ricardo patino over and over again by journalists at that press conference and those are questions that he successfully very successfully in fact evaded no answer was given so we do not have confirmation on whether or not that asylum was granted or or where the local the location of mr snowden is at that point at this point now journalists like myself have been staked out here since early morning and some even staying overnight just to catch a glimpse of this latest whistleblower on the run to the united states government we've had cars coming in and out of the embassy official embassy vehicles wondering is he in the trunk is he underneath a blanket in the back seat definitely definitely wanting to catch a glimpse the possibility that he could have been taken away from the airport and would have perhaps sought refuge here at this embassy which it's what it's part of what makes this whole sort of detective story so interesting is that he is being given guidance very heavily by wiki leaks who is whose

well what foreign minister ricardo patino had to say in this situation it was definitely chose his words carefully today and now he did not confirm where edward snowden is at this point he did confirm though that the asylum petition is being very seriously considered by the government he also had some relatively harsh rhetoric aimed apparently at the united states government he said the word treason treason has been used but it is unclear in this situation who has betrayed who he also alluded to u.n. resolutions allowing citizens to legally fight against being spied on and he also mentioned ecuador's stance on human rights essentially saying that human rights in the protection of those rights are right at the top of that government's priority list. and lindsay why does it appear to have selected ecuador as his country of refuge in the first place. well if you look at how the story has played out wiki leaks has sent an advisor sara harrison to with edward snowden on his flight from hong kong here to russia and she has provided guidance for him and has helped to broker his legal exit from

here's the the account they set up but he formally requested asylum there and the foreign minister ricardo patino he seemed to be in favor of it and he also brought up the fact that the u.s. did not extradite several ecuadorian bankers that were charged in ecuador and so it seems like there's not much quid going on for the pro quo is that it doesn't seem fair that their guy should be able to get away in ours can't you know it's it's a little bit jumbled as well to me why are we spending all this time on snowed in when we have other crimes that such as well financial crime like libel rigging for instance exactly like we were going for was like i was talking about with them and there's a lot of state that could be prosecuted here in the u.s. and unfortunately a lot of people get away with it so what's your solution. i mean there here's a way we could go about it i would say too big to jail i don't think so i think we have to lay down the law unfortunately i am tory's points out is that jail time is not a deterrent so we need effective controls within the system as well who also you know we have the

account they set up but he formally requested asylum there and therefore the foreign minister ricardo patino he seemed to be in favor of it and he also brought up the fact that the u.s. did not extradite several ecuadorian bankers that were charged in ecuador right so it seems like there's not much quid going on for the pro quo is that it doesn't seem fair that their guy should be able to get away in ours can't you know it's it's a little bit jumbled as well to me why are we spending all this time on snow day and when we have other crimes that such as well financial crime like libel rigging for instance exactly like the one granting fraud like i was talking about with the inventor there's a lot of state that could be prosecuted here in the u.s. and unfortunately a lot of people get away with it so what's your solution. i mean there but here's the way we could go about it i would say too big to jail i don't think so i think we have to lay down the law unfortunately i am tory's points out is that jail time is not a deterrent so we need effective controls within the system as well who also you

over so the particular point in this article in the new york times i'd like to focus on is that ricardo patino said ecuador was free to exercise its sovereignty as it saw fit with regard to snowden and added that a decision not to exceed to the wishes of washington would be akin to u.s. refuels rules to extradite bankers convicted of crimes in ecuador so apparently ecuador has asked on several occasions to for the us to extradite back to the ecuador several ecuadorian citizens who are bank stirrers who defrauded the their nation millions of customers in ecuador of banking crimes but the u.s. for shoes is to extradite them right now about the icelandic request to extradite bankers from london back to iceland for crimes of financial terrorism people think that there's no victims and financial terrorism but take a country like america stop growing they're bankrupt they employ these consultants and they employ the n.s.a. in the cia to spy to get data to manipulate markets to aggregate funds to underwrite their wars because there's no underlying economy to support the war so any serviceman in ameri

asylum to wiki leaks founder julian assange watch now listen to what ecuador's foreign minister ricardo patino said today about how the u.s. might react to his country granting snowden asylum when. it's necessary to note that the united states as a sovereign government has received various extradition requests on the half of the ecuadorian government for individuals particularly bankers in ecuador that have been charged in our country and according to their laws have made decisions in many cases not extraditing those who have committed crimes against millions of ecuadorians but senior was referring to the as a us brothers who are convicted of an bezel mint and who the ecuadorian government has blamed for crashing their economy in the one nine hundred ninety s. costing ecuador more than eight billion dollars there is a us brothers are living a cushy lifestyle in coral gables florida as the united states ignores ecuador's calls for extradition so what's happening here is the united states wants other nations to grant extradition that the united states itself has been unwilling to grant in the pa

ecuadorian foreign affairs minister ricardo patino met with his british counterpart today for a forty five minute discussion on how to end the diplomatic deadlock however it was to no avail a pledge to the embassy in order to avoid extradition to sweden for questioning over allegations of sexual misconduct the wiki leaks co-founder and his supporters fear that he were sent to sweden he would risk being handed over to the u.s. and tried for espionage. also met with a songe in the embassy yesterday to discuss the ongoing political standoff during that meeting ecuador reiterated its promise of political asylum for a son for his part julian assange says that he will remain in the embassy as long as it takes for the swedish government to back down and by the looks of things that could be a very long time. well we've seen arizona make one push after another over the years to crack down on illegal immigrants living in the state but it looks like the supreme court has other plans in a seven to two bork the vote the supreme court ruled today to strike down a law that requires people registerin

. >> ricardo patino tried to set up a team from legal experts from both sides to break the diplomatic deadlock. they fear sweden may hand him over to the u.s. to face spy charges for leaking documents on his wikileaks website. >> they said it costs millions of dollars to protect him. >> he vows his country will standby assange. they said being holed up in the embassy is bad for his health. he said he's strong enough to stay for at least 5 years rather than face the threat of legal proceedings in the u.s. >> ecuador's prime minister made it clear assange will not be smuggled out in the trunk of the car. he said the wikileaks should be allowed to walk out the door and go to ecuador. >>> there's increased police presence in the neighborhoods a advantaged by assumer storm sandy. at least 8 homes have been ransacked for copper pipes. that caused those homes to flood just weeks before they would have been livable once again. police say they will be patrolling the areas with the most vacant homes. >>> take a live look outside right now. we have a mixture of sun and clouds. we have a chance f

ricardo patino held talks to try to end the political stand off. the pair agreed to set up a team of legal experts from both sides to break the diplomatic deadline. he was granted political asylum last june. assange said he feared they may hand him over to the u.s. to face spy charges for leaking classified u.s. documents on his wikileaks website. >> it cost millions of dollars for british police to keep a eye on assange around the clock. ecuador's foreign minister said it's unjust. assange can't leave without facing arrest. >> he vows his country will standby assange and said sha should be offered a way out. assange says he's strong enough to stay for at least 5 years rather than face the threat of legal proceedings in the u.s. in london, lucy mcdonald for wjz eyewitness news. >> ecuador's prime minister said assange will not be smuggled out of the embassy. he said he should be allowed to walk out. >>> a study shows there may be a dark side to fighting between siblings. researchers say sibling aggression is linked to worse mental health in childre

the ecuadorian prime minister ricardo patino is in britain for talks on the diplomatic standoff overs founder julian assange. this week marks one year since assange took refuge inside ecuador half london embassy to avoid extradition to sweden. on sunday, patino and assange met before an audience of supporters. >> this is a bit overwhelming. here has been very difficult. [inaudible] had seen expected to meet with rigorous foreign secretary william hague to discuss assange's case. federal officials are reportedly infest gating after two blast at louisiana chemical plants on thursday and friday. the second explosion killed one worker and left seven people wounded at a site producing nitrogen. gun violence was rampant in chicago over the weekend with the shootings of at least 36 people, seven were killed. this follows the six-month anniversary of the newtown massacre. the supreme court is in the final two weeks of its current term with a number of of high- profile decision still ahead. the court is expected to first rule on the case of a white taxes student challenging affirmative action

face justice for the crimes with which he is charged also on monday ecuador's foreign minister ricardo patino told reporters that ecuador had been in contact with russia over snowden situation and that ecuadorian officials would be reviewing a request by snowden for asylum in that nation so the russian authorities change their minds and decide to intervene or will edward snowden's globe tribe try to in journey to freedom be allowed to continue joining me now for more on that is michael ratner attorney president emeritus of the center for constitutional rights and one of the u.s. attorneys for wiki leaks and julian assange michael welcome back tom it's always good to be with you it is great to see you again sir let's backtrack for a second are you are you surprised first of all that china and hong kong officials allowed snowden to leave and go to russia. and i don't know what to make of it i mean i think snowden said when he went there he had hope that hong kong would consider keeping him there and as a free person because they had very good free speech protections but of course you have china