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A nonprofit news agency promoting social justice. Seeking answers to the question:
How do we make democracy work for the poor?
5 Sep 2012
Uruguayan journalist Jorge Gestoso interviews Julian Assange from within the Ecuadorian Embassy in London. In this extensive interview, originally aired on GamaTV on August 30, they talk about the UK government's threat to extract Assange from the embassy, the nature of his relationship with the Ecuadorian government, the secret charges drawn up against him by US prosectors and the allegation of sex crimes in Sweden.
"What are you going to say if you have to give your side of the story to the investigation in Sweden?" Gestaso asks Assange.
"The UK courts have admitted that no woman went to a police station in Sweden to complain about me. This is something that the police decided to do," says Assange.
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