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"A Historic Debt that We Must Pay", Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez Pleads for a Latin American Woman to Take the Lead in the UN

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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez issued a vibrating appeal to the UN rostrum to pay a historic debt by electing a woman to head the organisation The First

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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez issued a vibrating appeal to the UN rostrum to pay a historic debt by electing a woman to head the organisation The First

·France
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Pedro Sánchez calls for the choice of a Latin American woman to succeed António Guterres as head of the UN.

·Rennes, France
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Four women are among the seven candidates who wish to take the place of António Guterres in the UN leadership, after the end of his term, at the end of this year. All nine secretaries-general whom the organization had in the 80 years of existence were men.

·Bucharest, Romania
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The Spanish Prime Minister urged from the UN General Assembly podium that a woman from Latin America take over the leadership of the international institution, which he strongly defended. “How can an organization that is supposed to speak on behalf of all humanity never have had a woman at its head? How can we pretend to represent all the continents if, after three decades, we have not allowed the third most populous continent to take office?” P…

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The Spanish Prime Minister called for a change in the Organization's leadership and defended international cooperation

·Marousi, Greece
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"How can an organization that is supposed to speak on behalf of all humanity never have had a woman at its head?" Sanchez asked from the podium of the UN General Assembly. The post New York: Sanchez calls for a woman to head the UN appeared first on in.gr.

·Greece
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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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