Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Wednesday called for
moderation in public statements regarding the controversy
that emerged following Pope Benedict XVI's polemical remarks
on the Islam.
"People playing outstanding roles should be very careful
in their words," the Iranian ruler told the US network MSNBC.
"The Pope's works could give some groups a reason to start
a war," he added, as quoted by DPA.
Ahmadinejad closed the chapter of the Pope's statements.
"I think the Pope has taken back his words already."
Oil Scenario
HYDROCARBONS Rafael Ramírez, Venezuela's Minister of Petroleum and Mining and president of state-run oil company Petróleos de Venezuela (Pdvsa) specified that oil exports to China would be equal to current shipments of Venezuelan oil to the United States.
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