White House defends World Bank president

The White House defended embattled World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz today, saying findings that he broke bank rules in arranging a hefty pay package for his girlfriend did not amount to “a firing offences.”

The White House defended embattled World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz today, saying findings that he broke bank rules in arranging a hefty pay package for his girlfriend did not amount to “a firing offences.”

Wolfowitz, who maintains that he acted in good faith, is waging a vigorous fight to keep running the 185-nation institution.

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