NYT.COM.
Chevron says that video and audio recordings obtained with bugging devices appear to implicate Ecuadoran officials and political operatives, including possibly Juan Núñez, the judge overseeing the lawsuit, and Pierina Correa, the sister of Ecuador’s president, Rafael Correa in a $27 billion lawsuit over environmental damage.
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