The World Bank board of executive directors was to continue deliberations Wednesday on the fate of president Paul Wolfowitz, after the United States reiterated its support for the embattled bank chief.
Wolfowitz on Tuesday begged the lender's board to let him keep his job, promising changes in his management style in the wake of a damaging favoritism scandal.
Wolfowitz on Tuesday begged the lender's board to let him keep his job, promising changes in his management style in the wake of a damaging favoritism scandal.
However, a White House spokesman entertained "all options," an opening interpreted by the US media as a sign of his imminent departure.
According to a hearing transcript released by his lawyer, Wolfowitz, 63, answered allegations he had put his "personal interests" above the rules, risking the very mission of the development lender.
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