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Editor’s note: Fidel Narváez served as Ecuador’s consul in the UK from 2010 until July 2018. He helped get Julian Assange political asylum, and regularly communicated with the WikiLeaks publisher when he was trapped in the London embassy. In a previous article for The Grayzone, Narváez . In this piece, he summarizes the key points from the British extradition hearings against Assange in September 2020.t the end of the hearings that seek to extradite journalist to the United States, on October 1, his defense team should have felt triumphant. Because with more than 30 witnesses and...

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