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M.C.U.D.
President
Cesar L. Alarcon
Accomplished Electrical Engineer / Ardent Democracy &
Human Rights Activist
>Offering a strong engineering and mathematical background<
>Collaborate with
media, business, community and political leaders<
>Strong advocate for human rights and the globalization of
democratic values<
Visionary, challenge-driven, bilingual, successful,
professional, leader in engineering, political, and human
rights arenas. Natural and persuasive communicator
recognized among colleagues for keen ability to energize and
inspire individuals to work towards a common goal; excels in
creating consensus among divergent groups.
Accomplished Engineer with more than 20 years of
international experience in the electrical and
telecommunication industry. Highly adept at initiating and
nurturing high-level foreign relationships both industrial
and political. Excellent team leader and player known for
ability to train and motivate others.
Passionate educator presented classes at the
university level, as well as featured speaker at
international conferences, Lyon, Rotary clubs and other
organizations and communities. Frequently received
invitations to participate in special events supported by
the White House ranging from receptions of Presidents of
other countries to private dinners and receptions with the
President of the United States. The Commission of the
National Committee of the Republican Senate unanimously
presented Dr. Cesar L. Alarcon with the “American Spirit
Award” previously known as “The Medal of Freedom.”. This
high distinction received by Dr. Alarcon has previously been
given to recognized personalities such as ex- President
Ronald Reagan, ex- British prime minister Margaret Thatcher,
Charlton Heston and General H. Norman Schwarzkopf, among
others, who are distinguished by maintaining a high
commitment to preservative principles, individual freedom,
constitutional freedom, limited role of the federal
government, defense and security of the nation. Eng. Alarcon
also received the invitation on behalf of The Commission of
the National Committee of the Republican Senate to
participate in the celebrated Republican National Convention
in Minneapolis - Saint Paul in September of the 2008.
Received a Doctorate Honorary Degree for his recognized work
in Education and Democracy for his country and Latin America
at the second Iberoamerican Congress for Quality in
Education. The event was supported by more than 47
iberoamerican universities and institutions of higher
education. Has completed postgraduate courses in Economy,
Pedagogy and Philosophy.
B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering
University of Camagüey, Cuba
University professor (High Technological Institute –
Havana, Cuba)
University professor (University of Camagüey, Cuba)
BS, Electrical Engineering (Equivalency)
International Education Research Foundation, USA
Who’s Who in Science and Engineering
Who’s Who in America
ACTIVISM LEADERSHIP ROLES
President of the Movement for a Unified Democracy -
An organization constituted by a group of people who have
decided to pursue their deep commitment by fighting for
freedom and the restitution of laws and their enforcement in
Cuba and other oppressed countries.
The M.C.U.D pleads for the substitution of the illegal
system in place in Cuba since 1959 as well as those of other
countries, that despite legal establishment continue to
diminish individual freedoms and human rights.
The M.C.U.D’s work is oriented to cause the restitution of
the democratic system of government and to plead for the
total respect of the liberties and elemental rights, innate
and inalienable of the human race.
To achieve these objectives, Mr. Alarcón altruistically
travels through every country in Europe, some in South
America, Mexico and Canada bringing the message of how
important it is that the defense and maintenance of
democracy and Human Rights is a high-priority mission for
each government, institution, and country in their
relationships with other governments. To this end, Mr.
Alarcón has met with many politicians, academics,
industrialists, artists and other personalities in those
countries.
During the last eighteen years Mr. Alarcon has been involved
intensely as an activist having rendered his support to
groups defending human rights and democracy.
Mr. Alarcón has participated along side prestigious and
recognized international activists in forums like the ones
at Geneva and New York, at the headquarters of the United
Nations where debates are held every year to decide which
are the nations that commit violations of Human Rights
presenting indisputable proof showing that nations like
Cuba, China, and North Korea are constant violators.
In 2001, the president of the United States George W. Bush,
personally invited Mr. Alarcon to be a Hispanic leader in
the process to help North America be a better, stronger
nation.
Mr. Alarcon belongs to the Republican Senatorial Inner
Circle of the United States, a select group that represents
an impressive cross -- section of American society
--community leaders, business executives, entrepreneurs,
retirees, and sports and entertainment celebrities - all of
whom hold a deep interest in our nation's prosperity and
security
POLITICAL REFERENCES
“I would like your help once again to assist in making
America a better country. By volunteering to join our team
leader program, you will make a difference in the direction
of this country. I am asking you to become a team leader…”
… “Thank you for all your hard work thus far. I look forward
to working with you as a team leader.”
President George W. Bush.
July 2001.
…”There are leaders and there are followers and you are a
leader. You’ve proven it time and again by standing up for
your nation and the Ronald Reagan inspired conservative
principles and convictions you and I share”…
Senator Elizabeth Dole.
January 2007.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
As a profession, Mr. Alarcon excelled as a university
professor as well as an engineer and consultant in the
Electrical and Communication industries for various
enterprises in Cuba, Mexico, and the USA.
MEMBERSHIPS
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (IEEE)
US Republican Presidential Task Force (RPTF)
US Republican Senatorial Inner Circle (RSIC)
References:
www.cubamcud.org
E-Mail Address:
President@cubamcud.org
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