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2006 United Nations Security Council election

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stated publicly that his country would not use their role on the Security Council to further their territorial claims. A further element in counteracting U.S. lobbying of the CARICOM states on behalf of Guatemala was Chávez's extensive petrodollar-funded programme of development aid in the Caribbean.
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To win a seat, a candidate member must receive the favourable vote of two-thirds of the member states present and voting. Votes are taken by secret ballot, with each of the UN's 192 then member states allocated one vote, and a formal ballot is conducted even in those cases in which — generally
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While the first three votes were uncontroversial and even the one contested seat was settled in the first round, the race for the Latin American and Caribbean seat went on for an almost unprecedented 48 rounds of voting over the space of three weeks. In five days of ballots, the General Assembly was
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Following the second day of inconclusive balloting, the vote was postponed until the following Thursday, 19 October 2006. Given the high number of abstentions in the later rounds of Tuesday's voting, the BBC inferred that delegations may have been trying to send a signal that it is time to seek an
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The votes for Mexico and Cuba in the fifth to seventh rounds were admissible under the provision of the General Assembly's rules of procedure whereby, after three inconclusive ballots, the election may be opened to all members of the regional bloc in question, except those already holding seats on
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Voting continued the following day, 17 October 2006. After the small gifts of chocolate (Venezuela) and cotton bracelets (Guatemala) distributed among the delegates on Monday, lobbying for the second day of voting was assisted by brightly coloured bookmarks (Venezuela) and a pamphlet stating its
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If a bloc proposes more than one candidate but, after several rounds of voting, the General Assembly is unable to decide between them, the vote is opened to all the bloc's other member states. Balloting then continues in groups of three successive "restricted" and "unrestricted" rounds of voting
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The GRULAC states unanimously endorsed Panama at a meeting on 3 November. Panama has served four previous terms as an elected member of the Security Council — in 1958–59, 1972–73, 1976–77 and 1981–82 — and the country's endorsement by the General Assembly on
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Faced with continued deadlock, the General Assembly agreed to postpone further voting until Wednesday, 25 October, to enable the meeting to make progress with its delayed agenda on Friday and Monday, to allow the Latin American and Caribbean states to conduct negotiations towards resolving the
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Although the results were generally more favourable to Guatemala (which received more votes in every round except the tied sixth ballot), the General Assembly was unable to produce a two-thirds majority for either candidate after repeated rounds of voting. When all the then 192 members vote, a
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brought up the UNSC contest during the heads of government meeting and urged the other heads to support anyone but Guatemala. Prior to its recognition of Belize's sovereignty in 1991, Guatemala claimed its neighbour's territory in its entirety, and ownership of some tracts of land along the
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for 1960–1961. The Poland–Turkey stand-off was resolved when the contenders agreed to serve one year each; in the 1956–1957 case, it appears Yugoslavia was ultimately victorious in the vote but stood down after one year to enable the election of the Philippines to complete its term.
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Voting was scheduled to recommence in the afternoon of 1 November, but a joint communiqué released by the foreign ministers of Guatemala and Venezuela shortly after noon requested that the day's balloting be suspended. They then announced that after negotiations chaired by Diego Cordovez,
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and the succession of several democratically elected governments, it has been playing a more proactive role in multilateral affairs. For instance, after having been on the receiving end of UN assistance between 1994 and 2004 with the
580:(WEOG), a bloc made up of 23 European nations as well as Turkey, Israel, Canada, the United States, Australia, and New Zealand, had two Council vacancies to fill in this election. It fielded two candidates — 2847: 544:, the only nation to contend for the African seat, was elected with 186 votes. The 2007–08 period is the first time that South Africa sits on the Security Council, occupying the seat then held by 795:
countries' jungle border is still disputed. Fear that Guatemala would use its UNSC seat to unfair advantage in this dispute made Venezuela a more attractive choice for the Caribbean states.
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With the 36th round of voting, the 2006 contest became the third longest non-permanent seat vote in UN history, passing the race for the 1956–1957 period between
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proposed deferring the vote until Monday, 23 October, because of the delays being suffered by other pending business, but this suggestion was rejected by the Assembly.
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Following the vote, Guatemala said that the three-week polarization had been "regrettable", and that it would again seek a UNSC seat for the 2012–13 rotation.
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into which UN member states traditionally divide themselves for voting and representation purposes, the five available seats were allocated as follows:
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Transparent negotiations would have to be held among the Latin American and Caribbean Group members to identify the best option for proceeding.
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ran to 155 polls over a period of three months. The stalemate was finally resolved with the withdrawal of both and the election of
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In accordance with the Security Council's rotation rules, whereby the ten non-permanent Security Council seats rotate among the
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at the WTO, were reported as having soured the majority of Caribbean states against any backing of a Guatemalan candidacy.
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due to pre-meeting negotiations among the members of the corresponding bloc — there is only one candidacy.
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The United States would have to cease its campaign of "pressure and crude blackmail" on the world's governments.
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Guatemala announced its candidacy in 2002. It had the staunch support of the United States, as well as that of
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had spoken to him earlier that day and that, since it had been unable to secure a two-thirds majority,
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Question of equitable representation on the Security Council and the Economic and Social Council
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Venezuela's Chavez expresses support for Bolivia as alternative U.N. candidate, Morales says
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Bolivia under Evo Morales is a close ally of Chávez's Venezuela (Chávez has spoken of an
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The Latin American and Caribbean Group (GRULAC) nominated two candidates —
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stalemate, and to observe the scheduled one-day recess on Tuesday to mark the
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publicly called on Venezuela to withdraw on grounds of "diplomatic courtesy".
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A further six rounds of inconclusive voting were held on 31 October 2006.
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were elected to serve on the Security Council for the 2007–08 period with
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The still unresolved border dispute between Guatemala and CARICOM-member
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announced a deferral of further voting until Tuesday, 31 October 2006.
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Chavez spreads oil wealth abroad, cementing support ahead of U.N. vote
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Venezuela also has a territorial dispute with CARICOM member-state
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Voting recommenced on 19 October. At the start of the session,
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position that was distributed to the U.N. members (Guatemala).
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Green Papers Worldwide: The United Nations Security Council
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On the first day, 16 October 2006, ten rounds were held:
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two-thirds majority corresponds to 128 supporting votes.
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verification mission, it is now a provider of troops for
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The evening before voting was scheduled to recommence,
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List of members of the United Nations Security Council
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but, in order to secure CARICOM's backing, Venezuelan
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Permanent Mission of Guatemala to the United Nations
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for two-year mandates commencing on 1 January 2007.
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