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Candidates for the position of next secretary general of the UN are taking part in a televised debate, the first of its kind. | |
The 10-confirmed candidates are split into two groups of five for a one-hour discussion and Q&A. | |
The first group is made up of Vesna Pusić, from Croatia, António Guterres (Portugal), Susana Malcorra (Argentina), Vuk Jeremic (Serbia) and Natalia Gherman (Moldova). | |
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The second group comprises Helen Clark (New Zealand), Danilo Turk (Slovenia), Christiana Figueres (Costa Rica), Igor Lukšić (Montenegro) and Irina Bokova (Bulgaria). | |
Srgjan Kerim from the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Miroslav Lajčák from the Slovak Republic are not taking part. |