Grossi Got Better, but the Race for the UN Is Still Stuck and Open-Ended.
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This non-binding poll (known as ‘straw poll’) is conducted behind closed doors and confidentially.
Costa Rican former vice president Rebeca Grynspan again led the sixth indicative ballot, but received two vetoes, as did the Argentine diplomat and former Guyanese Chancellor Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett
Argentine Rafael Grossi remains in the second place of the race to become Secretary General of the United Nations, despite having received two vetoes, according to the leaks of the sixth informal vote of the Security Council held in New York. The election will define the successor of Portuguese António Guterres, whose second term...
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Felix VictorinoThe United Nations Security Council failed again this Friday in its attempt to advance the election of the next Secretary General of the body, due to the lack of consensus among the major world powers on who should succeed António Guterres, whose mandate ends at the end of 2026. The dispute reflects the [...]
Career for the General Secretariat of the UN is complicated: Rebeca Grynspan receives two vetoes San José, 16 Oct (elmundo.cr) – Costa Rican Rebeca Grynspan Mayufis’s candidacy for the General Secretariat of the United Nations faces a decisive moment after the sixth informal vote held this Friday at the headquarters of the international organization. Although Grynspan continues to head the contest with nine supports, his application received fiv…
According to leaks from the secret ballot that took place this afternoon at the UN headquarters in New York, the former Costa Rican vice president Rebeca Grynspan led the indicative ballot by a narrow margin.
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