Política

Estados Unidos exige al mundo dejar de comprarle petróleo a Irán

Países que lo hagan se exponen a sanciones comerciales, advierte el Departamento de Estado

FILE - In this Tuesday, April 15, 2008 file photo Iranian oil technician Majid Afshari checks the oil separator facilities in Azadegan oil field, near Ahvaz, Iran.  Cities in Iran, India, Pakistan and the capital of Mongolia rank among the worst on the planet for air pollution, while those in the U.S. and Canada are among the best, according to the first global survey, released Monday Sept. 26, 2011 by the World Health Organization.  The southwest Iranian city of Ahvaz walked away with the unfortunate distinction of having the highest measured level of airborne particles smaller than 10 micrometers. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi, File)
FILE - In this Tuesday, April 15, 2008 file photo Iranian oil technician Majid Afshari checks the oil separator facilities in Azadegan oil field, near Ahvaz, Iran. Cities in Iran, India, Pakistan and the capital of Mongolia rank among the worst on the planet for air pollution, while those in the U.S. and Canada are among the best, according to the first global survey, released Monday Sept. 26, 2011 by the World Health Organization. The southwest Iranian city of Ahvaz walked away with the unfortunate distinction of having the highest measured level of airborne particles smaller than 10 micrometers. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi, File) Vahid Salemi
El campo de explotación de petróleo de Azadegan, cerca de la ciudad de Ahvaz, Irán. AP/Archivo El campo de explotación de petróleo de Azadegan, cerca de la ciudad de Ahvaz, Irán. (Vahid Salemi)

Washington. Estados Unidos advirtió el martes que todo el mundo debe parar de comprar petróleo a Irán antes del 4 de noviembre so pena de exponerse a las sanciones restablecidas cuando Washington se apartó del acuerdo sobre el plan nuclear de Teherán, dijo el martes un funcionario estadounidense.

“No concederemos exenciones”, dijo ese responsable del Departamento de Estado. “Es una de nuestras principales prioridades de seguridad nacional”, agregó la fuente, que pidió no ser identificada.

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