UN: Greenspan Leads in Guterres Succession, but Key to the "5"
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The former vice president of Costa Rica is considered a favorite for the position of UN Secretary-General and if she succeeds, she will become the first woman to lead the Organization.
The race to succeed Antonio Guterres is gaining a clearer favorite, with the agreement needed to nominate the next UN Secretary-General still not secured. Rebecca Greenspan strengthened her lead in the eighth informal Security Council vote on November 5, garnering 12 votes in favor and three against. This is …
The race to succeed Antonio Guterres is gaining a clear favorite, with no deal yet secured to nominate the next UN Secretary General. Rebecca Greenspan strengthened her lead in the eighth informal Security Council vote on November 5, garnering 12 votes of encouragement and three discouragement. It is about... More www.ertnews.gr
The lead in the succession to Antonio Guterres is won by Rebecca Greenspan, who received 12 of the 15 Security Council votes in the last informal vote to elect the next... Read more...
The race to succeed Antonio Guterres at the United Nations is gaining a clear favorite, but the agreement required to nominate the next Secretary-General has not yet been secured… UN: Greenspan consolidates her lead – What will determine the succession race - NAVTEMPORIKI
The race to succeed Antonio Guterres is gaining a clear favorite, with no agreement yet on who will be the next UN Secretary-General. Rebecca Greenspan extended her lead in the eighth informal Security Council vote on November 5, garnering 12 votes in favor and three against. This was her strongest showing to date, according to the results released, as the Council does not officially announce the distribution of votes. The former vice president …
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