[originaltext] World Bank president James Wolfensohn Thursday said there won

World Bank president James Wolfensohn Thursday said there won’t be peace in the world until the widening income gap between rich and poor is narrowed. Mr. Wolfensohn spoke at a forum on the effectiveness of foreign assistance at Washington’s Johns Hopkins University.
    Mr. Wolfensohn says in the aftermath of September 11, there is a growing recognition that poverty is a cause of violent conflict. Arguing that rich and poor countries are united in striving to eradicate poverty, the World Bank president said the world won’t be peaceful until something is done to improve equity and social justice.