About The
AUTHOR
Nuno Antonio Ramos Vinhas has over 44 years of experience in teaching and strategic management. Nuno started his career in electronics in 1970. Was appointed as supervisor of the test department and worked with Daval and Sons testing equipment to MoD, CAA, and LT standards, ranging from London Underground consoles to avionics. Hold the Telecommunications / Biomedical Electronics Manager with Diamang in Angola (Africa). Joined ITT C.C.Co., as a senior computer engineer and computer maintenance industry until 2009.
A confident statement of ideas and challenges in today’s teaching career, where it stands for the so-called creative evolution and shows the boundaries of educational governmental organisation ideologies and socio-political influences. Some facts are crucial markers of moments of cultural, political, and change in psychological and socio-economic technologies or, indeed, stasis, which have affected all our lives.
The same tantalising questions and factors underpin my education, own individual ways which were growing with me, and affected address subjects that have large implications for such concepts as national identity, human rights, and freedom of speech. I hope that these facts will excite and stimulate those who come across them as much as they have me.
“Nuno A.R. Vinhas ”
About The
BOOKS
Nuno A.R. Vinhas presents an interesting autobiography demonstrating a firm will to do the common good.
I have had the privilege of having your friendship to work together here in London, either as Ambassador of Honduras or as Dean of the Latin American Diplomatic Corps and as Dean of all Ambassadors accredited to the Court of St. James.
This book helps us to understand a life full of challenges and tells us of the life of Nuno who, from a young age, fought for the freedom and democracy of people and, above all, for the dignity of human beings anywhere in the world. This book binds together the experiences, training, and dedication of a human being who has served the community!
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