Republicans Ask to Return Money for Bachelet's Candidacy to the UN: It Would Be $50 Million
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Republican deputies asked that those who promoted Michelle Bachelet's candidacy for the General Secretariat of the United Nations return the resources that would have been allocated to her campaign and that, according to them, would be about $50 million. The site arose after the former president decided to withdraw her application, following the adverse results obtained in ... Continue reading "Republicans ask to return money for Bachelet's cand…
Beyond the personal merits of the ex-mandataria, it was evident that her candidacy failed to awaken neither the internal consensus nor massive international support, which is compounded by her own errors in managing her candidacy.
The parliamentarians criticized the position taken by former President Boric, who pushed the nomination of the former president without having previously spoken to the political parties and presidential candidates of the time. After former President Michelle Bachelet decided to withdraw her candidacy to the general secretariat of the UN, after the last [...]
Michelle Bachelet’s withdrawal from the process for the General Secretariat of the United Nations (UN) is regrettable, commented President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, noting that the former Chilean president did not get the majority support necessary to continue in the contest. The first president said she does not regret that Mexico [...] The post President laments Bachelet’s withdrawal from the UN candidacy first appeared on Contralínea.
The President explained that his government's distancing from Bachelet's application led to the fact that "we had a difference in how to deal with the governance of what the United Nations is."
However, she said she was not sorry to have promoted her application because she is a woman with an extraordinary trajectory.The entry Sheinbaum regrets that Bachelet declined candidacy for the UN General Secretariat was first published on La Jornada Baja California.
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