Costa Rican diplomat emerges as strong contender to be first female head of UN
Rebeca Grynspan, a Costa Rican diplomat and former vice-president whose parents were Holocaust refugees, has emerged as a leading candidate to become the UN's first female secretary general. She currently heads UNCTAD and is viewed as a continuity candidate with tacit support from current Secretary General António Guterres. Her appointment would represent a historic milestone for the United Nations.
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Costa Rican diplomat emerges as strong contender to be first female head of UN
Rebeca Grynspan, a Costa Rican diplomat and former vice-president whose parents were Holocaust refugees, has emerged as a leading candidate to become the UN's first female secretary general. She currently heads UNCTAD and is viewed as a continuity candidate with tacit support from current Secretary General António Guterres. Her appointment would represent a historic milestone for the United Nations.
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