Oxfam, Save the Children and a great many Third World countries are against the United States on this undemocratic World Bank President selection process. . . "But charities have reacted angrily to what they see as a stitch-up by rich western countries. Elizabeth Stuart, of Oxfam, said: "This election has still not been open or transparent. The world deserves better than a sham selection process with a forgone conclusion." Justin Forsyth, chief executive of Save the Children, said: "It is patently wrong that nationality should trump other criteria when deciding who leads the World Bank. The organisation exists to fight poverty, yet until now those with hands-on experience of doing so have barely had a chance at the top job." More, from today. . .
-----Original Message----- From: World Bank President <[email protected]> To: worldbankpresident.org <[email protected]> Sent: Sun, Apr 15, 2012 8:47 am Subject: [World Bank President] Who is responsible? World Bank President has a new item: 'Who is responsible?' If, as expected, Dr. Kim is announced tomorrow as the new President of the orld Bank, who do you suppose should be held responsible by the public for what romises to be an ineffective and tarnished presidency? tIs it he fault of bama, who now seems to stand for " a change no one should believe [...] You may view the latest post at ttp://www.worldbankpresident.org/a-bank-insider/uncategorized/who-is-responsible You received this e-mail because you asked to be notified when new updates are osted. est regards, orld Bank President
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