Ecuador says letter of safe conduct for Snowden is unauthorized and invalid

http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/the_americas/ecuador-says-letter-of-safe-conduct-for-snowden-is-real-but-unauthorized-and-invalid/2013/06/27/fe72008e-df2d-11e2-8cf3-35c1113cfcc5_story.html?tid=rssfeed

by Libertatea • 13 years ago

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kristofferR• 13 years ago

"She also threatened legal action against whoever had leaked the document." http://i.imgur.com/tF3GHPY.jpg

mpyne6• 13 years ago

You've got to be kidding me.

terhechte• 13 years ago

I came here with the same thought. I wonder if the Washington post is to be trusted here, or if that was never said but inserted by the journalist to give even less credibility to ecuador.

mpyne6• 13 years ago

Yes, I'm positive that the same journalist publication that leaked news of PRISM in the first place is now working feverishly to discredit their own story.

sp3322• 13 years ago

That actually makes sense, though. Fraud is an actual crime, and the action damaged the reputation of the Ecuadorian ministry. It's not like the leaker did some brave or noble thing.

mpyne6• 13 years ago

Since when did we worry about whether the government was embarrassed when deciding whether a leak was brave/noble or not?

jpdoctor• 13 years ago

"She also threatened legal action against whoever had leaked the document."

I posted elsewhere, but is more appropriate here: The document itself struck me as checking for leaks. (Misspelled "hight"? No stamp?)

uvdiv• 13 years ago

Misspelled "hight"?

Occam's razor reminds you that this is a third-world bureaucracy where English is not the native language. Not every typo hides a spy thriller.

quantumpotato_• 13 years ago

Please explain how typos help check for leaks

sp3322• 13 years ago

Hey, the content of this page changed! I found the original: http://www.neurope.eu/news/wire/ecuador-says-letter-safe-con...

Ecuador says letter of safe conduct for Snowden is unauthorized and invalid

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