The former Consul of the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, Fidel Narvaez, sat down for an interview with Sky News this past weekend to discuss Julian Assange’s situation. Narvaez, who worked at the London Embassy for six of the seven years Assange was living there, accused the officials of putting the Wikileaks founder through ‘hell’ in an attempt to “break him down”.
Shortly after Assange’s removal from the London Embassy, Ecuadorean President Lenin Moreno accused Assange of displaying poor behavior and repeatedly antagonizing the staff at the diplomatic mission.
Narvaez, however, disputed these claims, saying that “Julian had a respectful relationship with staff, diplomats and administrative staff. I don’t recall a single incident when he disrespected someone until I left in July 2018.” Narvaez said “he was 100% respectful.
— source telesurenglish.net, news.sky.com | 21 April 2019