Wednesday, February 11, 2009 By Richard Behar
The president of the World Bank has ordered investigators to find out who was responsible for the cover-up of a $39 million World Bank sponsored development project that led to the razing of an Albanian coastal village in 2007.
Robert Zoellick made the decision to probe the scandal — the World Bank management's third attempt to get to the bottom of the Albanian debacle — last December, but only went public with his decision on Feb. 9, hours after a FOX News story on the subject appeared.
In the story, FOX revealed that managers at the World Bank, the world's largest and most influential anti-poverty agency, had provided false information in order to get a go-ahead for financing of the project from the bank's board of directors in 2005 — and then spent additional years trying to cover up its actions.
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