Cursa pentru șefia ONU: Rebeca Grynspan obține un avantaj în cadrul unui al treilea vot

Rebeca Grynspan has gained a slight edge in the race for UN Secretary-General, receiving 9 endorsements in a recent Security Council vote. Five women and three men are competing to succeed Antonio Guterres, whose term ends on December 31. Grynspan, a former Costa Rican vice president, previously led UNCTAD and negotiated the Black Sea Grain Initiative. Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett follows her in the voting, while other candidates include Olara Otunnu, Rafael Grossi, and Macky Sall. A candidate needs at least nine votes and no vetoes from permanent members to win. The process is crucial as the UN faces significant challenges, including ongoing conflicts and financial issues, ahead of the upcoming annual summit.