Pope Francis picks new leader for troubled Vatican Bank
Clip: 7/9/2014 | 7m 44s
The Vatican announced that Pope Francis will replace top management of the Vatican Bank.
Vatican officials announced that Pope Francis will replace top management of the Vatican Bank, plagued for years by scandals involving corruption, money laundering and mismanagement. Hari Sreenivasan talks to John Allen of The Boston Globe about the Pope’s new strategy for reforming the bank, as well as his recent meeting with victims of sexual abuse.
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Pope Francis picks new leader for troubled Vatican Bank
Clip: 7/9/2014 | 7m 44s
Vatican officials announced that Pope Francis will replace top management of the Vatican Bank, plagued for years by scandals involving corruption, money laundering and mismanagement. Hari Sreenivasan talks to John Allen of The Boston Globe about the Pope’s new strategy for reforming the bank, as well as his recent meeting with victims of sexual abuse.
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