candidate info

[Erick Iriarte Ahon]

Hi Neal


At 04:25 p.m. 23/11/2004, Neal McBurnett wrote:
>Thank you, Iliya, for a very helpful and inspiring statement on your
>candidacy.  I've been a member of NCUC since the beginning, but
>haven't been following NCUC/ICANN well at all in recent years.
>Sigh....
>
>In looking at the other candidates, I can find helpful information in
>the NCUC mailing list archives from or about everyone with the
>exception of Carolina Chaves.  I also note that her affiliation seems
>to be spelled incorrectly on the ballot: Alpha-Redi vs Alfa-Redi.  Or
>perhaps it should really be http://latinoamericann.org?

Latinoamericann.org is a Project of Alfa-Redi. Carolina is member of 
Alfa-Redi (i think is a confussion in the name but i think all understand 
alpha=alfa)


>Erick Iriarte Ahon wrote:
> > Alfa-Redi nominate Carolina Chaves (Brasil), she is the coordinator
> > of LatinoamerICANN Project (http://latinoamericann.org) in Brasil.
>
>Can we get some more information from or about Ms Chaves?

The position of Carolina, and a litte brief.

Em Portugues
O desnevolvimento da  sociedade da informação depende intimamente da
administração dos recursos da Internet. Esta discussão envolve aspectos
sócio-culturais, econômicos, juridicos e técnicos que deve ser debatidos a
fim de se construir uma política duradoura e  adequada à todas regiões
participantes da Internet.

A solução da problemática da administração de recursos deve ser buscada a
partir da união da sociedade civil, Estado, do setor privado e universidades
que devem debater a respeito dos padrões de interoperalidade, definir quem
deverá administrar os recursos da rede e, ademais, propor políticas
supra-nacionais.

Neste sentido, a região da América Latina demonstra seu interesse de
participação neste processo social que visa a discussão dos recurso da
Internet no âmbito da ICANN e está disposta a discutir aspectos técnicos
para a criação de  políticas normativas adequadas  e duradoras, buscando
contribuir para o futuro da sociedade da informação.

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(English)

  Justification
The developing of information society depends on the administration of 
Internet resort. The discuss involves social, cultural, economics, 
juridical and technical aspects that should be debating to build a 
political view satisfactory in all regions that people use Internet.

The solution to the problematic with administration of Internet resort has 
to be looked for starting with a union between civil society, State, 
private sector and universities, which have to discuss about standarts and 
defining who will be administrate these resorts. In addition they should 
propose a supranational policy.

In conclusion, Latin America are interesting in participate in the 
discussions about Internet resort in ICANN. Besides that they are prepared 
for debating the technical aspects to the creation of normative political 
to contribute with the future of information society.

Carolina de Albuquerque Valentim Chaves - Law Degree awarded from the 
Mackenzie University, Founder and Ex-Coordinator of the Group of Studies 
and Scientific Research in Domain Names of Mackenzie University, 
Coordinator of the LatinoamerICANN in portuguese. Member of Alfa-Redi.


>Many thanks to all who _are_ paying attention and all who are willing
>to serve....

I don't know what happend but carolina sent an email but the system don't 
accept,  i forwarded her email.

Yours,

Erick Iriarte Ahon
LatinoamerICANN  (a Alfa-Redi Project)
http://www.alfa-redi




>Neal McBurnett                 http://bcn.boulder.co.us/~neal/
>Boulder Community Network
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>On Tue, Nov 23, 2004 at 03:44:29PM +0100, Iliya Nickelt wrote:
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> > On 22 Nov 2004 at 23:10, Neal McBurnett wrote:
> > > Candidates: please indicate what your priorities are, your
> > background,
> > > your positions on the issues, etc.
> >
> > There are new members, also it helps to define some priorities every
> > now and then, so here's my statement as European EC candidate. (Doing
> > this while an election is going on is not so democratic, but we do not
> > have a close race between competitive candidates)
> >
> > The EC is primarily an administrative body, so I will concentrate on
> > that.
> > We need to have some discussion about our charter review and changes
> > and then vote on it. The annual report lies ahead, which means we (EC)
> > have to push all those that received grants from NCUC to write a few
> > paragraphs about what they achieved, ask the "policy group" (mostly
> > identical to the grantees) to describe our more general strategy and
> > compile that. I want a budget overview and some discussion about that,
> > especially about fees that need to be invoiced (and how). Our Outreach-
> > Brochure is not coming along. To make things easier, I would like to
> > see a few server additions: An easy access mailing list, a few
> > political topics on the web page, and IRC client, and if all that's
> > done, a groupware (don't know if that's helpful, but I'd like to try).
> > Ton's of work, which brings up another issue: We need to find a
> > secretary-treasurer. (After writing about all that's left to do, I
> > guess the number of potential secretaries dropped to zero). Most of
> > these topics have been raised before, and I must confess that I have
> > not done enough work on them, but at least we need to keep the topics
> > in mind. Not only that Icann slowed down somewhat (or so I think), but
> > the activity of NCUC has also decreased. We need to raise the mood.
> >
> > About me: I'm an astrophysicist and currently mainly busy with raising
> > my two children. I'm 33 and I live in Berlin, Germany. I know a few
> > things about networks, forced myself to learn some of the legal and
> > political issues as well and have been active for / on Icann since
> > early 2000 and the "Membership implementation task force". I do have
> > some Icann-specific political positions, too, but won't bother you with
> > that today.