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The speaker addresses the audience from an embassy in London, where they have been residing for 185 days due to an ongoing investigation. They express gratitude to the Ecuadorian government for their support and safety. The speaker discusses the challenges faced by WikiLeaks, including lack of support from the Australian government and economic sanctions against Ecuador. They emphasize the importance of defending Ecuador's principles and call for unity in the fight for truth and democracy. The speaker highlights the upcoming release of over a million documents by WikiLeaks and urges people to act against misinformation.

What has the speaker expressed gratitude for in the introduction?

• The economic sanctions against Ecuador

• The release of WikiLeaks documents

• The principled stance of the Ecuadorian government

• The support of the Australian Government

Why does the speaker need to remain in the embassy?

• To prepare for a public speech

• To support the Australian Government

• To continue their work safely

• To avoid economic sanctions

What is the speaker's view on the ongoing investigation?

• It is an immoral investigation

• It is supported by the Australian Government

• It is unnecessary

• It is a moral investigation

What is the speaker's opinion on the economic sanctions against Ecuador?

• They are supported by Ecuador

• They are misguided and wrong

• They are beneficial

• They are justified

What does the speaker urge people to do in defense of Ecuador?

• Support economic sanctions

• Wait for further instructions

• Unite together

• Ignore the situation