Former Ecuadoran top diplomat enters race for UN chief

Espinosa was nominated by Antigua and Barbuda, and joins four other candidates already nominated to succeed UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, who stands down at the end of the year. "We received materials from Antigua and Barbuda yesterday (Monday) afternoon," said the spokesperson, La Neice Collins. The Ecuadoran, who was also her nation's defense minister, served as president of the General Assembly from September 2018 to September 2019. The other contenders to become the next UN chief are Chile's Michelle Bachelet...