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The candidate from Guyana leads the second informal vote to lead the UN, followed by the one from Costa Rica
Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett and Rebeca Grynspan are emerging as favorites to replace Guterres starting in 2027, although the process is still very open
Costa Rican Grynspan leads the first informal vote to choose new UN leader
The 15 members of the Security Council begin the process to choose Guterres’ successor, still very open. In second and third place are the Guyanese Rodrigues-Birkett and the Argentine Grossi
A US judge suspends White House sanctions against Francesca Albanese: “She has done nothing but talk!”
The UN rapporteur for the Palestinian territories had been included on a terrorism blacklist after her denunciation of a genocide in Gaza
Who are the candidates competing against Michelle Bachelet for the UN Secretary-General position
The former president of Chile, who is presented by Brazil and Mexico, faces three other candidates to reach the highest position in the United Nations
Rebeca Grynspan: “If I am elected Secretary-General of the UN, I will be a reformer”
The Costa Rican candidate completes the Latin American shortlist to succeed Guterres
Without nostalgia or resignation: a new multilateralism for a world in distress
Never has strong multilateralism been so necessary, and never has it been so weakened. Latin America has a historic opportunity to lead the change