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Gustavo Monasterio, Brazilian, 47, with a degree in Mechanical Engineering by Universidade Federal Fluminense, and MBA in Corporate Management by Fundacao Dom Cabral. More than 20 years experience in aviation maintenance, and the last 4 years dealing with rairoad maintenance and engineering. Married with Clelia since 1991, has two daughters: Thais, 16 and Amanda 10. Has recently moved to Fortaleza city, at Ceará state, Brazil

Location:
Brazil, Fortaleza
Current organization:
Monasterio Projetos e Consultoria
Current role:
Owner - Manager
Gender:
Male
Areas of expertise:
Maintenance & Engineering, Aviation maintenance management, railroads
I am:
Brainstormer, Christian, Connector, Engineer, Idea generator, Project manager
Associations:
ABRAMAN - Brazilian Association for Maintenance
Languages:
Portuguese, English, Spanish, French
My website links:
Monasterio Projetos e Consultoria
Universities:
Universidade Federal Fluminense
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Aviation, flight simulation, aircraft models.

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  • A comment on Talk: David Bismark: E-voting without fraud

    Nov 11 2010: I am sorry to say that David, but this system will favor the "vote buyers", at least here in Brazil. The vote buying process goes like this: A guy gives an amount of money to the voter to vote in candidate X. The voter goes to the voting booth. In the ordinary voting system, he can vote in the candidate he received money from or any other he wants. When he puts the vote form in the ballot, the "buyer" can not check who the voter has really voted for.
    By the system you presented, he will request the voters receipt and make the voter check in his presence who the voter voted for!!! This will smash the secrecy of the voting system
    What do you have to say about this situation?

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