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Boric Backs Bachelet After Leaving a Career for the UN: “Yes, It Was Worth It”

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Former President Gabriel Boric valued Michelle Bachelet’s candidacy for the General Secretariat of the United Nations and argued that, despite being treated from the beginning of a “unprobable” application, it was worth promoting.

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The ex-mandator says that, although for some from the beginning it was an unlikely application, “it was worth trying.”

·Madrid, Spain
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Former President Gabriel Boric defended Michelle Bachelet's candidacy for the General Secretariat of the United Nations, after the ex-mandator decided to abandon the race after the negative results obtained in the preliminary polls of the Security Council. Through his social networks, Boric addressed the doubts that arose about an application ... Continue reading "Boric defends failed Bachelet's candidacy to the UN: "Yes, it was worth it""

·Concepción, Chile
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Former President Gabriel Boric valued Michelle Bachelet’s candidacy for the General Secretariat of the United Nations and argued that, despite being treated from the beginning of a “unprobable” application, it was worth promoting.

·Las Condes, Chile
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Michelle Bachelet leaves the race to succeed UN Secretary General António Guterres

·Vienna, Austria
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Former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet announced today that she will not continue her candidacy for the General Secretariat of the United Nations (UN), having not obtained the necessary support. "Today I announced that I have decided not to continue my candidacy for the General Secretariat of the United Nations," Bachelet said in a video published in [...] The entry Former Chilean President Bachelet withdrew his candidacy for the General Sec…

The former head of state supported Bachelet's application before the end of his term, along with Brazil and Mexico.

·Bogota, Colombia
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cambio21.cl broke the news on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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