The New York Post newspaper reported Sunday citing a source close to Trump's transition team that the new administration would make a number of key appointments to other countries, particularly to Haiti and Colombia, in order to probe the foundation's involvement in multimillion activities in Colombia and multibillion ones in Haiti.
“Haiti and Colombia will be key diplomatic posts for this because of all the money involved,” the source said.
The media outlet added that French financial authorities had already started investigations of the situation, when French government millions ended up in the foundation, and Norway and Australia had also decided to reduce their involvement in the activities of the organization.
Trump won the US presidential election on November 8. His inauguration will be held on January 20, 2017.