Chevron (CVX) says a former Ecuadorian judge revealed he and a colleague let plaintiffs lawyers...

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WhitneyB Comments (59)
 
Intriguing, but hardly surprising.
28 Jan, 12:13 PM Reply Like

choosh Comments (193)
 
There is no party in this episode of Dallas with clean hands or credibility. Bet on the winner being the one with the most funds to bestow and take some comfort in the fact that nothing ever changes.
28 Jan, 01:03 PM Reply Like

awallace Comments (23)
 
It appears that the Ecuadorian judiciary could greatly benefit from lessons in honesty and integrity, matters apparently sadly lacking at present.
28 Jan, 05:09 PM Reply Like

Sunshine123 Comments (273)
 
Chevron will come out a winner in this Ecuador fiasco.
28 Jan, 08:09 PM Reply Like

Fiberwolf8 Comments (30)
 
I take no satisfaction in Chevron getting dirty like its adversaries. That is a terrible loss for the company in honesty. Which in some circles is of importance when choosing a company to develop your resources.
28 Jan, 09:47 PM Reply Like

smurf Comments (2155)
 
All this outrage. What most people in the U.S. don't realize is that is how the game is played in these banana republics and third world lands. If you don't want to soil your hands, then you can't participate. Find another sandbox. Simple as that.

Not right? Of course not. But it's the reality of the situation. Think of it as Chicago politics on steroids.
28 Jan, 11:27 PM Reply Like