Costa Rica’s Grynspan extends lead in informal UN chief poll, sources say
- Rebeca Grynspan led the latest United Nations Security Council poll with 11 votes in favor and four against.
- Grynspan has won six of seven informal ballots, but her four opposing votes could still threaten her nomination.
- Lana Nusseibeh received seven votes in favor, six against, and two with no opinion in her first poll.
- The next secretary-general will face wars, reduced United States contributions, and concerns about the United Nations’ declining political influence.
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The new Emirati candidate, Lanna Nusseibeh, was disappointed in her first informal vote after obtaining only 7 out of 15 votes in the race for leading the UN and staying away from Grynspan.
Rebecca Greenspan, former President of Costa Rica and head of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), remains the leader of the seventh preliminary vote on the candidates for the post of Secretary-General of the organization. "Rebecca Greenspan: 11 votes in favour, no abstentions and 4 votes against", reported the source of RIA News. IAEA CEO Rafael Grossi took second place. He received nine votes in favour, four against…
Costa Rica’s Grynspan extends lead in informal UN chief poll, sources say
By Antoni Slodkowski UNITED NATIONS, Oct 30 (Reuters) - An informal poll by the United Nations Security Council on Friday showed former Costa Rican Vice President Rebeca Grynspan extended her lead as frontrunner in the race to become the 10th UN secr...
Costa Rica's Grynspan extends lead in informal UN chief poll, sources say
UNITED NATIONS, Oct 30 - An informal poll by the United Nations Security Council on Friday showed former Costa Rican Vice President Rebeca Grynspan extended her lead as frontrunner in the race to become the 10th UN secretary-general, two people close to the process said. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The Director of the IAEA was second, behind Costa Rican Rebecca Grynspan, in a new round of Security Council consultations
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