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Eni inks deal with Honam Petrochemical to develop Korean elastomers plant

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By Liam Moloney Verified
| Hydrocarbon Processing Verified
By LIAM MOLONEY ROME -- Italy’s Eni said Friday it signed an agreement with Honam Petrochemical for the development of an elastomeric plant at a South Korean facility of the Asian company, as the Italian company seeks to turn around its chemicals subsidiary Versalis. The new site will use Versalis’ technologies and will have a production capacity of about 200,000 tpy of elastomers, or elastic polymers, which will be delivered mainly to Asian markets, Eni said in a statement.
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Pope Benedict XVI Promoted Traditional Faith, Contended With Sex-Abuse Crisis

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By Liam Moloney Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
“We are moving toward a dictatorship of relativism which does not recognize anything as for certain and which has as its highest goal one’s own ego and one’s own desires,” he cautioned in a 2005 homily shortly before he was elected. The passage would come to be used to define much of Benedict’s reign. By contrast with his charismatic predecessor, Benedict was more comfortable leading the church with his pen and in his weekly addresses.
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Pope Francis Expected to Choose Cardinals From Developing World

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By Liam Moloney Verified, Tamara Audi Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
ROME—Pope Francis is likely to look to the developing world in his appointment of more cardinals this month, as he seeks to reshape the Roman Catholic hierarchy to better reflect regions where the church is flourishing. The Argentina-born pope also may use his power to name cardinals to strengthen his support within the Vatican administration, known as the Roman Curia, and to signal his encouragement to beleaguered Christians in the Middle East, experts said.
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