The UN's Moment for Change: A Latina Leader at the Helm As the United Nations faces its most turbulent period in decades, Rebeca Grynspan has emerged as a surprise contender to lead the organization.
A seasoned Costa Rican diplomat and economist, she is poised to become the first female secretary general of the UN. Grynspan's credentials are impressive.
As head of UNCTAD, she played a key role in exposing the economic damage inflicted by Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories.