As the war in Sudan reaches the 18-month mark with no signs of abating and increasing devastation for civilians, the UN Secretary-General recently presented a report to the Security Council on recommendations for the protection of civilians in the country. This article looks at what’s in the report, what isn’t, and where it may fall short. The post With Tens of Millions of Sudanese at Risk, Does the UN Secretary-General’s Report Offer Enough? appeared first on IPI Global…
Staff Apolinar Reynoso
Apolinar Reynoso joined IPI in 1998. He is responsible for the administration of IPI’s local area network (LAN). He provides technical support and help desk assistance, and he addresses technical problems relating to desktop PCs and other computer equipment.
Previously, Apolinar was an information systems manager for the greater New York Volunteers of America, and he was a data administrator for Universal Spanish Communications. A native of the Dominican Republic, he has also worked as a programmer for Banco Universal in that country.
Apolinar earned a bachelor’s degree in computer science from O & M University, Dominican Republic. Subsequently, he had computer training at Velez Computer Center in Puerto Rico and IBM in the Dominican Republic. In New York, he has trained at ZD University and New Horizons.