Sentence examples for correa of from inspiring English sources
Human rights groups have questioned the independence of Ecuador's judiciary, accusing Correa of filling the courts with loyalists and wielding them against political opponents.
These people were convicted of libel because they told very big lies in print, falsely accusing Correa of crimes against humanity.
International free press campaigners, including the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and Reporters Without Borders, have also accused Correa of trying to discredit and intimidate critics.
Mr. Uribe had started the day accusing Mr. Correa of accepting campaign funds from the leftist rebel group the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.
So nobody should sue Murdoch and his partners in crime in Britain?" The editorial director of Vanguardia, Juan Carlos Calderón, had earlier told the Guardian he was being targeted for criticising the administration, and accused Correa of double standards.
When the case reached the Argentine Supreme Court, Mrs. Kirchner threw her support behind Chevron despite the lobbying of President Correa of Ecuador, an ally who has publicly declared that the oil company is an enemy of his country.
After Emilio Palacio, the editorial page editor of El Universo, wrote a column accusing Mr. Correa of ordering the army to open fire on a hospital during a police protest, Mr. Correa filed a criminal suit against the editor and three of the paper's directors, claiming "aggravated defamation of a public official".
In 2010, Mr. Correa filed a criminal suit against the editor and the directors — claiming "aggravated defamation of a public official" — after Mr. Palacio wrote a column accusing Mr. Correa of ordering the army to open fire on a hospital during a police protest.
President Rafael Correa of Ecuador called it an "affront to all America".
The Dominican President, Leonel Fernández, opened the meeting and gave Rafael Correa, of Ecuador, the floor.
President Álvaro Uribe of Colombia informed his counterpart in Ecuador, President Rafael Correa, of the operation, Colombia's Defense Ministry said.
