Argentina's former foreign minister Malcorra backs rival to Grossi for top UN job

Former foreign minister Susana Malcorra throws her support behind Costa Rica's Rebeca Grynspan, arguing that Latin America should unite behind a woman for the first time in the United Nations' history. Leer más
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