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If I'm remembering this case correctly, Donzinger's own expert paid by his side even concluded that the toxic waste they were trying to get Chevron to pay for h
by makomk 5y ago
If I'm remembering this case correctly, Donzinger's own expert paid by his side even concluded that the toxic waste they were trying to get Chevron to pay for had to have been dumped after Chevron's involvement had ended when the subsidiary was solely owned by the Ecuadorian government, he withheld that evidence from the court, and there were internal documents from the discovery process confirming this. It's just that people's preconceptions about evil oil companies screwing indigenous communities get in the way of thinking about whether it's actually true.
- mrpopo 5y agoCan you back this up with some documentation please? Did that expert testify? > It's just that people's preconceptions about evil oil companies screwing indigenous communities get in the way of thinking about whether it's actually true. But even if I believe what you said, that preconception would still be true. It would just be a state-owned oil company instead of Chevron. So why are you saying that here?
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