We have ongoing programs started before the new government came into power and all we're looking at is completing and implementing those projects.

The World Bank, as you may very well know, is frequently a very controversial agency. We're seen as the bearers of goods and support, but we're also sometimes being put in a corner of institutions that perhaps carry more power than it should and perhaps sometimes even refused from asking or recommending governments and agencies to take measures that are not always seen as being fair or bringing the greatest advantage to the countries we're dealing with.

The World Bank is putting more emphasis on reaching out not just to governments and officials in the countries we are working in, but also to civil societies.

Hyatt might be looking into this initiative as well. I think the two programs compliment each other very well.

There had been an ongoing argument for about two weeks that started at some nightclub. Some money was supposed to have exchanged hands between the victim and the (suspected) shooter.

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