White House to quickly replace World Bank president

The White House today said it will move quickly to find a successor - preferably an American – for departing World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz as the administration sought to rebuild relationships strained by the controversy.

White House to quickly replace World Bank president

The White House today said it will move quickly to find a successor - preferably an American – for departing World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz as the administration sought to rebuild relationships strained by the controversy.

Wolfowitz a day earlier announced that he would step down at the end of June, his leadership undermined by a furore over compensation he arranged in 2005 for Shaha Riza, a bank employee and girlfriend.

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