Manuela Vulpe, a Romanian ambassadress to Mexico, talked to Romania's foreign minister Adrian Cioroianu yesterday, demanding she should come to Bucharest to settle, by juridical means too, some personal matters that might harm the foreign ministry's activity and credibility. It was the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs that announced it yesterday. The press release goes as follows: "Given the situation emerging after her private mail was intercepted and published, Mrs. Ambassadress demanded to return to the headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to make clear, by juridical means too, some personal matters that may harm the Ministry's activity and credibility." The minister agreed to Mrs. Vulpe's demand. In the release the Ministry outlines "this is a personal matter to be settled by Mrs. Manuela Vulpe herself and it does not interfere with Mrs. Ambassadress's professional activity, recognized and appreciated by Ministry officials". It is to be reminded that the Romanian press received some emails sent and received my Manuela Vulpe, some of them to and from diplomat Teodor Baconsky, at present a presidency adviser recommended to become a Romanian ambassador to France. There is also the mail with Dorin Marian, an adviser of the Romanian PM. The mail with Baconsky includes clues about a possible private relationship. As for the one with Dorin Marian, the ambassedress takes interest in a law granting renters the preemption right to be used in the sale of flats belonging to the RA-APPS. The private mail of Manuela Vulpe was posted on www.spiritofromania.com by Laurentiu Fulga, now a resident in Australia, where Mrs. Vulpe was an ambassadress before being appointed to Mexico. (D.E.)