エクアドル政府は、アメリカ合衆国政府の秘密文書を暴露したASSANGE氏をスウェーデン政府に引き渡すのを阻止するために,
ロンドンのエクアドル大使館にASSANGE氏が避難したのを保護、58日目
El hábitat de Assange
El australiano ocupa una de las doce habitaciones de la embajada de Ecuador en Londres
Patricia Tubella Londres 17 AGO 2012 - 16:08 CET
habitat of Assange
The Australian occupies one of the twelve rooms of the Embassy of Ecuador in London
Patricia Tubella London 17 AGO 2012 - 16:08 CET
Julian Assange had already served 58 night stay at the Embassy of Ecuador in London when the government of Rafael Correa said Thursday the world that he granted diplomatic asylum status. Despite the spirited message he issued from the embassy - "our struggle is just beginning" - who were able to visit the founder of Wikileaks admit that the less is very boring, hardly anything to do and an ability to move restringidísima . Some recognized directly to feel depressed.
Although the embassy is composed of twelve rooms, a small office now forms the habitat of Assange, enabled as far as possible as a space in which to sleep, bathe and make meals. Probably a lot less comfortable than any hotel room because, unlike the delegations of other countries, of Ecuador does not have reserved rooms for overnight staff and welcoming the new tenant was due largely improvised.
Office supplies, a bed installed for the occasion and a treadmill cubicle furnished Australian who has internet connection and freedom to receive various friends and supporters who have visited him in recent weeks. His personal assistant Sarah Harrison goes every day to the embassy with the dusk, accompanied confidant and spokesman for Wikileaks Assange, Joseph Farrells. Although the "frightened" starring Australian June 19, when he violated the terms of his probation, has not been well fitted by many of those who supported him, his friend Vaughan Smith has remained faithful. He settled in his Norfolk mansion in late December when he was released in exchange for a deposit, and is now part of the list of visits to the Ecuadorian embassy. Also has arrived in the host, journalist and filmmaker John Pilger Australian, a leftist activist who once shot a documentary very laudatory of President of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez.
They have met with Assange on the ground floor of the red brick Victorian building, which occupies the left wing of Ecuador embassy. The floor is actually above the street level, and to access it, you have to cross before a staircase. Two secretaries and a portrait of President Correa welcome visitors at the entrance, whose neighbors in the front door to the members of the Embassy of Colombia in the UK. The portals of the upper floors are for private apartments, some as notorious as numerous members of the Saudi royal family (privileged clients of nearby Harrods) and former Prime Minister of Libya Mustafa Ben-Halim.
Overwhelmed by the atypical circumstances, the Ecuadorian embassy staff often uses the district of Knightsbridge restaurants to feed his "guest", and only rarely use the kitchen floor precarious. Despite winning a customer, workers from the cafes and dining establishments in the area do not take well the constant presence of a police helicopter that flies, because of the deafening noise of the device. That and the show has been organized against the number 3 Hans Crescent Street, usually very quiet despite the proximity of one of the main commercial city, but today crammed agents, curious and advocates of a voluntary man whose imprisonment caused a diplomatic crisis between the UK authorities and the Ecuadorian. The big question in London these days enjoying enviable temperatures is achieved when and how to escape from this monumental mess Assange.
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