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Gara për kreun e OKB-së/ Rebecca Greenspan thellon epërsinë, merr 11 vota pro në Këshillin e Sigurimit

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Rebecca Greenspan ka thelluar epërsinë në garën për postin e Sekretarit të Përgjithshëm të ardhshëm të Kombeve të Bashkuara, duke marrë 11 vota pro dhe 4 kundër në raundin e shtatë të votimit informal në Këshillin e Sigurimit. Në vendin e dytë u rendit Rafael Grossi, me 9 vota pro, 4 kundër dhe 2 abstenime, ndërsa Lana Nusseibeh, e cila mori pjesë për herë të parë në proces, siguroi 7 vota pro, 6 kundër dhe 2 abstenime. Në votim morën pjesë edhe kandidatë të tjerë. Caroline Rodríguez Birkett mori 8 vota pro, 6 kundër dhe një pa opinion, ndërsa Olara Otunu siguroi 4 vota pro dhe 11 kundër. María Fernanda Espinosa mori vetëm 2 vota pro, ndërsa Yvonne A-Baki vetëm një. Krahasuar me raundin e mëparshëm, Greenspan ka rritur mbështetjen nga 9 në 11 vota pro, ndërsa Grossi nga 8 në 9 vota pro. Megjithatë, rezultatet nuk tregojnë se cilat vende kanë votuar kundër kandidatëve dhe nëse mes tyre ka shtete me të drejtë vetoje. Votimi informal nuk përbën një procedurë formale të ushtrimit të…

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