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Latin America Monitor Sound advice? Assange advises Snowden to seek refuge in Latin America.

The WikiLeaks founder has a lot to thank Latin America for – specifically Ecuador. And though many regional countries have defied US priorities there, plenty have extradition agreements with the States.

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USA Update Bradley Manning trial may include Navy SEAL from Osama bin Laden raid

Bradley Manning pleads guilty to some WikiLeaks charges (+video)

Backchannels Bradley Manning to admit partial guilt in WikiLeaks case

Judge frees Oscar Pistorius on bail as Steenkamp family watches (+video)

Backchannels WikiLeaks discover ties between Nigerian scammers and Straftor

Why Ecuador's Correa looks set to win Sunday's presidential election

WikiLeaks film script leaks, draws criticism and support

Sundance 2013: Documentaries shine in Utah

Could computer hackers disrupt the US election? It’s happened in other countries.

Backchannels IssaLeaks: More fallout from the Benghazi killings

Latin America Monitor Wikileaks' Assange marks Day 100 inside Ecuadorean embassy

Julian Assange lashes out at Obama's UN free speech comments (+video)

Britain and Ecuador take steps to resolving Assange row

Ecuador's President Correa sees no end to Assange standoff in UK (+video)

Chapter & Verse Castro and Chavez working on a book?

Ecuador's Correa says no hypocrisy in his defense of WikiLeaks' Assange

Opinion How to arrest Julian Assange without violating international law

In Pictures Julian Assange and the WikiLeaks Scandal

Anonymous attacks UK government websites to protest Assange-case

Latin America Monitor Viva Assange! Latin American groups rally around Ecuador's asylum decision. (+video)

Latin America Monitor Assange asylum case ripples through Latin America

Will WikiLeaks founder Assange go free?

Global News Blog Ecuadorians rally around decision to offer asylum for Assange (+video)