Ecuador's Correa Says AT&T, Sprint, MCI Owe Fees

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Sorry, this 3rd party supplied article requires Javascript to be displayed in full.Ecuador's leftist president on Saturday accused U.S.-based telephone companies including AT&T, Sprint and MCI of "swindling" his country out of millions of dollars in long-distance fees that he claims they owe.

Posted to the site on 31st May 2009

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