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Wolfowitz Resign

Wolfowitz's reign of sleaze and corruption at the World Bank must end. The Board of Directors needs to act to restore the credibility of the Bank.

www.wolfowitzresign.com May 21, 2007

"Mission (Actually) Accomplished!" We are retiring. Good luck with the search for a successor.

Showing posts with label world bank compromise. Show all posts

Showing posts with label world bank compromise. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 24, 2007

News Round Up, April 30, 2007

New York Times, April 30 Resignation Could Be Part of World Bank Compromise

Wall Street Journal, April 30 Wolfowitz Plans 'Substantial' Defense

Financial Times, April 30 Wolfowitz to face Panel of Bank Directors

New York Times, April 29 Document Dispute at Center of Wolfowitz Case

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Labels: corruption, Document dispute, New York Times, news round up, panel of bank directors, resignation, substantial defense, world bank compromise

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Lame Duck Contemplates Extended Vacation...

Lame Duck Contemplates Extended Vacation...

LINKS

worldbankpresident.org
Avaaz, The World In Action
GAP (whistleblower.org)
YouTube, "The Bank"
YouTube, "MADtv - iRack"

"Come on, Shaha... you're not the only one feeling angry and emotional!!"

"Come on, Shaha... you're not the only one feeling angry and emotional!!"

CONTACT INFORMATION

wolfowitzresign@gmail.com
World Bank Executive Directors
World Bank Staff Association

I will resign as President of the World Bank Group effective June 30, 2007

I will resign as President of the World Bank Group effective June 30, 2007

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"Don't cry for me, IBRD," sung to tune of Evita
"Paul, You're So Vain," sung to song by Carly Simon
"Suzanne [Rich Folsom]," sung to song by Leonard Cohen
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Wolfie hires fancy pants lawyer - Board says "We are not amused"

Wolfie hires fancy pants lawyer - Board says "We are not amused"

Editorials

Daily Nation, Kenya - "World Bank chief goofed, he must go"
Daily Times, Pakistan - "End of the trail for Wolfowitz"
Denver Post, US - "Wolfowitz's bank misjudgment"
Economist, UK - "Damage Control"
Ekstrabladet, Denmark - "Danish dollars to corruption"
Financial Times, UK - "Why Bush should let a damaged Wolfowitz go"
Financial Times, UK - "Why Wolfowitz should depart now"
Financial Times, UK - "Wolfowitz at bay"
Gulf News, UAE - "Wolfowitz's costly distraction"
Guyana Stabroek News, Guyana - "What's the time, Mr Wolf?"
ISODEC, Ghana - "Wolfowitz must resign"
Jamaica Gleaner, Jamaica - "World Bank chief in corruption scandal"
Japan Times, Japan - "Time to go, Mr. Wolfowitz"
Khaleej Times, UAE - "Wolfowitz's course"
LA Times, US - "Wolfowitz should walk"
Le Monde, France - "Le départ de Wolfowitz"
New Straits Times, Malaysia - "Wolfowitz Must Go"
New York Times, US - "Far Past Time to Go"
New York Times, US - "Time for Mr. Wolfowitz to Go"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, US - "Wolfowitz must go"
San Francisco Chronicle, US - "Entangled by his agendas"
Seattle Times, US - "Resign, step aside, go"
Sunday Nation, Kenya - "World Bank chief goofed, he must go"
The Economist, UK - "Will there be life after Wolfowitz"
The Independent, UK - "The real scandal at the World Bank"
The Indian Express, India - "Being Wolfowitz"
The Nation, Thailand - "Wolfowitz has to relinquish his post"
The Standard, Kenya - "Wolfowitz should defend the World Bank’s integrity"
ThisDay Online, Nigeria - "The Wolfowitz Controversy"
Wall Street Journal, US - "Gagging Shaha Riza"
Wall Street Journal, US - "The Wolfowitz Files -The anatomy of a World Bank smear"
Wall Street Journal, US - "World Bank Jobbery"
Washington Post, US - "World Class Mess, No one's looking good at the World Bank"
Washington Times, US - "Unacceptable impropriety"

A Hard Day"s Work

A Hard Day"s Work

Opinions / Comment

Bloomberg, US - "What Wolfowitz Can Learn From Imus: Margaret Carlson"
Boston Globe, US - "Needs Outweigh Scandal"
Business Day, South Africa - "Bigger Fish to Fry at World Bank"
Business Standard, India - "Wolfowitz and Spartan law"
Dagbladet Information, Denmark - "Verdensbankens virkelige skandale"
Daily News, Sir Lanka - "Clean governance only for Sri Lankans but not for International Community"
Der Standard, Austria - "Schlammschlacht gegen Wolfowitz"
Financial Times, UK - "Sweetheart deals - or just a sweetheart?"
Financial Times, UK - "The Wolfowitz affair and its consequences [part one]"
Financial Times, UK - "The Wolfowitz affair and its consequences [part two]"
Financial Times, UK - "When love and work collide"
Financial Times, UK - "Wolfie and the waiting game"
Guardian Unlimited, UK - "Wolf in the hen-house"
Gulf News, UAE - "An embattled US administration"
Gulf News, UAE - "The World Bank's bad heir day"
Inter Press Service, Italy - "Wolfowitz Defenders Double Their Standards"
International Herald Tribune - "It's time for Wolfowitz to go"
International Herald Tribune - "Viewpoint: The Wolfowitz diversion"
LA Times, US - "The Wolfowitz non-story"
LA Times, US - "Wolfowitz walked into a trap"
LA Times, US - "Wolfowitz's Wedgwood issue"
Miami Herald, US - "Better selection process needed; World Bank President"
Middle East Times, Cyprus - "Wolfowitz scandal new low for Bush government"
New York Times, US - "Cupid and Cupidity"
New York Times, US - "Iraq Is The Ultimate Aphrodisiac"
New York Times, US - "More Con Than Neo"
New York Times, US - "Mr. Wolfowitz and the Bank"
New York Times, US - "Why Wolfowitz Should Stay"
New York Times, US - "Wolfowitz’s Big Mistake"
Philidelphia Inquirer, US - Take responsibility? Not this administration"
Portafolio, Colombia - "La situación de Wolfowitz en el Banco Mundial se hace insostenible"
San Francisco Chronicle, US - "Power move at the World Bank"
Sunday Herald, Scotland - "A fool for love"
Sunday Times, Sri Lanka - "A Wolfowitz in sheep’s clothing"
The Australian, Australia - "Wolfowitz should be shown the door"
The Boston Globe, US - "The problem that is Paul Wolfowitz"
The Guardian, UK - "The World Bank has the perfect standard bearer"
The Independent, UK - "Wolfowitz's tragic act of self-destruction"
The Nation, Kenya - "Wolfowitz Must Just Go Now"
The Star Online, Malaysia - "This Wolf at the door may be set to go"
The Washington Times, US - "More brains than judgment"
Times Online, UK - "Principle and Practice"
Vancouver Sun, Canada - "Wolfowitz story overflows with all shades of hypocrisy"
Wall Street Journal, US - "A Tale of Two Scandals"
Wall Street Journal, US - "The Real World Bank Scandal"
Washington Post, US - "A Fine Romance"
Washington Post, US - "A Legacy in Peril at the World Bank"
Washington Post, US - "A Nod to Irresponsibility"
Washington Post, US - "Are they serious?"
Washington Post, US - "Does He Hear the World's Poor? Don't Bank on It."
Washington Post, US - "Endgame at the World Bank"
Washington Post, US - "Missing The Exit Signs"
Washington Post, US - "Must a Yank Lead the Bank?"
Washington Post, US - "The Price Of 'We Know Best'"
Washington Post, US - "The Real World Bank Problem"
Washington Post, US - "The World Bank's Choice: Love Wolfowitz, or Hate Freedom"
Washington Post, US - "The World Bank, Stuck In the Mud"
Washington Post, US - "Wolfowitz's Corruption Agenda"

The Economist, Kal"s Cartoon | April 19 2007

The Economist, Kal"s Cartoon | April 19 2007

Link to Economist.com

Letter Writing Campaign - TEMPLATE

Dear Mr/Ms _______

I am writing to you as a (__nationality__) staff member concerned about the revelations of wrong doing on the part of our President.

I believe that the President's behaviour mires the Bank in sleaze and corruption, and seriously compromises the Bank's credibility and its ability to fulfill its mandate.

If our president is not capable of acting with transparency and accountability, how are we as staff supposed to promote good governance and anti-corruption among our clients?

I support a call by the Board for Wolfowitz's resignation.

Yours sincerely

__Staff Member's Name__

Agence France Press | April 19 2007

"...what part of 'resign' don't you understand?"