Foreign Minister Alexandra Hill at the UN: “Recovering Security Means Returning Space to Freedom” - The News SV
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The chancellor of El Salvador, Alexandra Hill Tinoco, said that while the international community speaks of peace, security and cooperation, thousands of people continue to die victims of war, hunger, violence, disease and injustice. Faced with this reality, she asked a question that, she said, those who suffer these crises are asking: “Where are the [...]
Foreign Minister Alexandra Hill highlighted to the UN General Assembly El Salvador’s security transformation and recalled the sharp decline in the homicide rate recorded in recent years. During her speech, Hill pointed out that the country went from registering 103 homicides per 100,000 inhabitants to 1.3 [...]
At the international level, Hill Tinoco questioned the effectiveness of multilateral organizations in the face of crises of violence, hunger and war at the global level. The U.S.- El Salvador's Foreign Minister, Alexandra Hill Tinoco, spoke this day in the general debate of the 81st session of the General Assembly of the... The entry Foreign Minister Alexandra Hill at the UN: "Recovering security means returning space to freedom" was first publi…
The Salvadoran Foreign Minister called for strengthening multilateralism and overcoming bureaucracy so that the United Nations can offer concrete responses to international crises.
Redefining the international order and multilateralism is El Salvador’s call to the General Assembly of the United Nations (UN). Foreign Minister Alexandra Hill Tinoco gave her speech today on behalf of the country. The Chancellor began her intervention by saying that millions of people die in the world from wars, hunger, violence and injustice and questioned: “Where are the United Nations?” She pointed out that States have more capacities, but …
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