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  • Pablo Fajardo argues that the climate crisis is driven by corporate power and that climate justice is unattainable without ending corporate impunity. Using Chevron's actions in the Ecuadorian Amazon as a case study, he highlights how the company avoided a US$ 9.5 billion court judgment through retaliatory lawsuits and the use of Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) systems. He calls for a systemic change to dismantle these pro-corporate legal frameworks and ensure polluters are held accountable, particularly as the global climate movement approaches COP30.

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    Friends of the Earth International

    Document type: Statement

    Regions: EcuadorEcuadorian Amazon
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