María Fernanda Espinosa: ‘We will not reform the UN by marginalising Africa’
As the succession to António Guterres looms, Africa can no longer be reduced to its 54 votes. Its diversity, its political weight and its quest for autonomy must be fully taken into account by the next UN secretary-general, argues María Fernanda Espinosa, a candidate for the post.
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As the succession to António Guterres looms, Africa can no longer be reduced to its 54 votes. Its diversity, its political weight and its quest for autonomy must be fully taken into account by the next UN secretary-general, argues María Fernanda Espinosa, a candidate for the post.
