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- The European Central Bank will replace Spain's Luis de Guindos as vice president in May.
- Six candidates include Mario Centeno (Portugal), Martins Kazaks (Latvia), Madis Muller (Estonia), Olli Rehn (Finland), Rimantas Sadzius (Lithuania), and Boris Vujcic (Croatia).
- On January 19, euro zone finance ministers will nominate one candidate who must gain support from at least 16 of the 21 euro area countries.
