Rebeca Grynspan continues to lead voting for next UN secretary-general, Reuters reports
Ten members of the UN Security Council reportedly supported Grynspan's candidacy, according to a Reuters report cited by TASS.
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Rebeca Grynspan continues to lead balloting among candidates for the next United Nations secretary-general, according to a Reuters report cited by TASS.
The report said ten members of the UN Security Council supported Grynspan in the latest round of voting, though it did not specify the total number of candidates or the margin over other contenders.
The selection process for the UN's next secretary-general involves informal straw polls among Security Council members before a formal recommendation is made to the General Assembly.
TASS's report did not include further detail on the timeline for a final decision or comment from Grynspan's campaign.
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