Pictures Say It All

Chevron lawyers can’t make up their mind. First they claim Ecuadorian plaintiffs don’t exist at all, then they say maybe they do exist but are irrelevant to the pollution lawsuit.

Just look at the Lou Dematteis’ pictures and see how very real those people and the contamination that is killing them are.

Chevron's Favorite Game: I Spy

In its latest post Chevron Pit blogs about another dirty move by Chevron in its desperate fight to get out of paying the court-ordered $18 billion fee for the pollution in Ecuador: SPYING on the two lead attorneys representing Ecuadorians. They are being followed and recorded by investigators hired by Chevron. Steven Donziger, the US based attorney, his wife and children can’t go anywhere without Chevron’s spies closely following them.

Brazil -- Making Sure Chevron Officials Don't Flee the Country

Brazil has filed criminal charges against Chevron officials for lying about a November oil spill and, importantly, they are barring them from leaving the country. Good for Brazil! Check out The Chevron Pit for the latest info on this.

Closed doors for Chevron in Latin America

Chevron's reputation continues to worsen in Latin America. The oil giant faces about $29 billion liability for destroying the Amazon rainforest of Brazil and Ecuador. Check out an interesting article at The Chevron Pit about it.

Chevron's Video That Says It All

This 15-minute video on The Chevron Pit describes the suffering of the Ecuadorian families whose lives have been destroyed by Chevron's deliberate oil contamination. It explains step by step how Chevron disregarded the rule of law in Ecuador and intentionally poisoned the soil and water by dumping oil and toxic water into the streams and ground. All to save costs and make more profits.

Ice Skating In Hell

"We've got our skates on!" responded The Chevron Pit to this outrageous quote by a Chevron spokesperson about the lawsuit in Ecuador: “We will fight this until hell freezes over. And then we’ll fight it out on the ice.” This is just one of many shocking statements from Chevron. The Chevron Pit has more.

Kill The $18 billion Judgment?

After indigenous groups won the case against Chevron for massive oil contamination in Ecuador, Chevron is now asking an arbitration panel to kill the judgment. Experts from across the globe are saying Chevron's actions are a violation of humans rights and international law. The Chevron Pit has more.