Friendship Observer Mission
Head of Mission: Endie van Binsbergen
HP: (+670) 712 2161 Email: friendship.observers@gmail.com
Fatuhada, Dili, Timor-Leste
Table of Contents
1.0 Acknowledgements .................................................................. 3
2.0 Executive Summary.................................................................. 4
3.0 Friendship Observer Mission (FOM) overview .......................... 5
4.0 Election Campaign Observations .............................................. 8
5.0 Voter registration/Voter cards................................................. 9
6.0 Election Day observations and concerns ................................ 10
6.1. Indelible ink ...................................................................10
6.2. Photos in the Polling Centres ............................................10
6.3. Party Agents (Fiscais) ......................................................11
6.4. Print Quality of Ballots .....................................................12
6.5. Position of Voting Booths .................................................12
6.6. Assistance to Disabled Persons .........................................13
6.7. Ballot Box and Seals........................................................13
6.8. Instructions of Ballot Controllers .......................................14
6.9. Checking ID/Voter Card ...................................................14
6.10. Security .........................................................................15
6.11. Smoking inside the Polling Stations ...................................15
6.12. Advance Preparations of Ballots by Ballot Controllers...........15
6.13. Task Focus of Polling Centre Officials .................................16
6.14. Counting Procedures........................................................16
7.0 Conclusions ............................................................................ 17
Appendix A: Reports submitted to CNE, STAE and President’s Office
(29 June 2012)............................................................................... 18
Appendix B: Reports concerning alleged payment or pressure for votes .............................................................................................. 21
1.0 Acknowledgements
The Friendship Observer Mission (FOM) has been supported by generous grants from DOTG e.V. (the German East Timor Society), VOT (Free East Timor Foundation, The Netherlands), Swinburne University of Technology (Australia) and by personal contributions from FOM’s international observers.
Barry Wohl, Janina Pawelz, Jose A. Abi Siqui, Evaristo dos Reis and Endie van Binsbergen authored this report.
2.0 Executive Summary
This report summarizes observations gathered by the five teams of the Friendship Observer Mission (FOM) in Dili, Ermera, Ainaro, Baucau and Oe-cusse in the period from 20 June 2012 to 7 July 2012.
The Friendship Observer Mission presented an interim report to STAE, CNE and the President’s Office on 29 June, and will publish a final report with recommendations towards improvements for future elections in Timor-Leste by the end of July 2012.
First of all, the Friendship Observer Mission would like to compliment STAE and CNE for a positive and well-organized election period. We congratulate the national observer groups for sending considerable numbers of observers into the field. Overall, we credit STAE and CNE for facilitating transparent, free and fair elections in a highly competent manner. Observers noted and congratulate Timor-Leste on the generally peaceful and stable environment in which these elections took place.
3.0 Friendship Observer Mission (FOM) overview
The Friendship Observer Mission (FOM) was initiated to bring experienced international observers and highly motivated young Timorese nationals together in combined teams. One thing all of these observers have in common: the wish to contribute to the democratic process in Timor-Leste by monitoring and evaluating the Parliamentary Elections in 2012. FOM is headed by Ms. Endie van Binsbergen, current chairperson of the Free East Timor Foundation (VOT) in The Netherlands. She has a record of many years in Timor-Leste’s solidarity network and several election observation missions, including the Popular Consultation on Self-Determination in 1999, Elections to the Constituent Assembly in 2001, Presidential Elections in 2002 and the Legislative Elections in 2007.
International FOM participants came from The Netherlands, Germany, Australia, Canada and the United States.
The mission was launched on the 10th of June. Prior to the elections, on 7 July, FOM observers visited authorities, local NGOs, party offices and political campaign events around Dili, Liquica and Oecusse. On Election Day, FOM observers monitored voting and vote counting in Dili, Ainaro, Ermera, Baucau and Oecusse districts.
Table 1 contains the complete list of FOM observers and Table 2 describes FOM’s logistical support team.
Table 1: Nationalities of FOM observers
Observer Nationality
Endie van Binsbergen (Head of Mission) The Netherlands
Francisca Cecilia X. dos Santos Timor-Leste
Nancy Perdita Correia Lebre Timor-Leste
Evaristo dos Reis Timor-Leste
Ermelinda Soares Timor-Leste
Lucas Soares Timor-Leste
Avelino Soares Timor-Leste
Angelica Maria Fatima de Deus Timor-Leste
Horta Neves Pereira Timor-Leste
Joao Martins Taneseb Siqui Timor-Leste
Octaviano Bana Timor-Leste
Jose A. Abi Siqui Timor-Leste
Michael Leach Australia
Janina Pawelz Germany
Michelle Thompson USA
Barry Wohl Canada
Table 2: Nationalities of FOM logistical support team members
Duarte X. Amaral Marques Timor-Leste
Natalino Godinho Soares Timor-Leste
FOM teams observed in five of Timor-Leste’s thirteen districts, as shown in Figure 1
Figure 1: Districts visited by FOM observers
FOM observers were able to conduct their observation activities in a number of polling
centres in each district. Notably, outside of Dili, FOM observers reached polling centres
where few other observers were.
Table 3: FOM observation coverage
District Polling Centre Stations
Ainaro ES Central Maubisse 3
Ainaro EP Liquite 1
Baucau Sede Letemuno 2
Baucau Baguia 1
Baucau S. Domingos Savio 3
Baucau Caibada Uaimua 1
Dili EPS 30 Agostu 4
Dili EP Caicoli 2
Dili EP No 2 Vila Verde 3
Dili Sede Suco Colmera 1
Dili EP Farol 4
Dili EP Meti-Aut 1
Dili EP Bidau 4
Dili Hati Kudus Becora 4
Ermera EP Estado 3
Ermera EP Ducurai 2
Ermera EP Goulolo 1
Oecusse EP Meco-Sikaloti 1
Oecusse EP Oelulan 1
Oecusse EP Oebaha 1
Oecusse EP Padiae 1
Oecusse EP Masin 3
Oecusse EP Noapa’i 2
Oecusse EP Bihala 2
Total Polling Stations monitored by FOM 49
4.0 Election Campaign Observations
Election campaign observations made during the period 20-29 June, 2012 are given in Appendix A. Those observations were submitted b email to CNE, STAE and the Office of the President on 30 June, 2012. Observations on campaigning were also gathered in the period of 30 June until 4 July.
The primary observation made during that period was the presence of weapons at campaign events, an observation that was also described in the FOM interim report. Figures 2-4 hereunder show the presence of weapons during campaigns. We wish to express our deepest concern about the publicly visible presence of a hand gun at the PD rally in Dili on 4 July. We also observed the use and display of the surik (traditional sword) at several campaigns. We fully respect and appreciate the traditional dress at large public popular gatherings, but wonder if the presence of this sword might be in contrast with the calls for peaceful campaign.
Our observers monitored the CNRT campaign on 3 July in Lifau, Oe-cusse and clearly heard and understood a member of Fretilin Resistensia (supportive of CNRT) speaking on stage, while he stated in Baikeno dialect: “Any party who raises a flag or banner from another party in Lele-Ufe village, will be forced to take it down. If they don’t take down their flag or banner, then Fretilin Resistensia itself will take it down. In Lele-Ufe village, only the flag or banner of CNRT shall be raised.” This speaker was recognized as the village chief of Lele-Ufe (Nitibe sub-district). We consider these words as a serious restriction of people’s or parties’ right to express.
Of more concern, some issues surrounding the campaign period require further investigation and we strongly suggest full investigation by relevant authorities as to whether these issues were in compliance with Timor-Leste’s electoral laws. These include publicly reported corporate donations to the CNRT and the many reports our observers in Oecusse received on payment for voters by Frenti-Mudanca (See Appendix B: Reports on alleged payment or pressure for votes)
Figure 2: Political rally in Dili on 4 July. The supporter in the foreground has a gun in his right hand (picture courtesy Pamela Martin).
Figure 3: Weapons observed at a campaign event in Dili on 3 July.
Figure 4: CNRT rally at Lifau, Oecusse, on 3 July.
PM Xanana Gusmão speaks on stage in traditional dress, complete with surik (traditional sword)
5.0 Voter registration/Voter cards
Oe-cusse: When visiting a senior high school in Naimeco, we found that a high number of scholars older than 17 were not yet registered for a voter card. At a nearby junior high school, the director expressed concern about young people not being eager to take part in the election.
Oe-cusse: In the week before Election Day, we received reports from people who were waiting for their voter card and did not know if they would be able to vote. Two days before the elections, we heard the announcements from a driving car stating that people could pick up their card. Some voter cards were delivered with the sensitive material on 6 July. Some voter cards were then delivered to the persons and some stayed at the polling centres.
6.0 Election Day observations and concerns
6.1. Indelible ink
Observations
Overall: FOM observed that in most polling stations voters’ index fingers were not checked before voting. Furthermore, in many cases only small amounts of ink was applied on voters’ fingers.
Dili: After voting at Caicoli, a FOM national observer was able to completely clean the right index finger such that only a tiny dot remained on the fingernail. (Please refer to Appendix A, Concern 3: report on indelible ink quality.)
Ermera: FOM observers noticed some irregularities concerning the application of ink and the checking. At least one person at the polling centre in Ducurai did not get her finger inked as she didn’t dip her finger deep enough into the ink. Furthermore, at least one person in Estado got his left hand index finger inked instead of the right hand one. In general, polling staff did not thoroughly check if an index finger of a voter had been inked previously.
Oe-cusse: All FOM observers in Oe-cusse noted that in none of the visited polling centres the fingers of voters were checked on ink before allowing to vote. In at least one polling centre, FOM observers saw that many voters had their left index finger inked instead of the right index finger.
6.2. Photos in the Polling Centres
Observations
Airnaro/Dili/Oe-cusse: Observers freely took pictures during the reception of sensitive
materials, the opening procedures and the counting.
Ermera: There appeared to be confusion about the regulation on observers taking pictures
inside the polling stations. The Presiding Officers of the polling centres in Estado and
Ducurai prohibited observers from taking pictures inside the room during the Election Day.
In Ducurai, observers were not allowed to take pictures of the ballot boxes in the polling
station on 6 July, shortly after the reception of the materials. Observers were also not
allowed to take pictures of the counting process in Ducurai. Presiding Officers of the polling
centres in Estado and Ducurai explained to observers that they had been instructed to
prevent anybody from taking pictures inside the polling station and that only pictures
outside the building were allowed. At one incident, CPLP staff harshly criticized FOM
international observers in a rude manner for taking pictures in the compound of the polling
centre, even outside the polling station. A phone call to CNE clarified that CPLP staff was
misinformed after which they apologized to the FOM observers.
Figure 5: voter showing inked left index finger.
6.3. Party Agents (Fiscais)
Observations
Overall: FOM observers noticed a high number of fiscais whose ID badge had no photo and noted in fact several fiscais using ID badge that did not belong to him/her. Ermera/Ainaro: FOM observers noticed that many party agents did not prominently display their ID badges. The most common observation was that the badges were worn underneath the shirt, making it impossible to identify the fiscais as legitimate and authorized by STAE.
Dili: FOM observed a high number of fiscais whose ID badge had no photo and wonders why adding a pass photo could be a logistic difficulty in Dili city. In Bebonuk, FOM observers received reports from the community about a fiscal (FRETILIN) pressing a voter to vote twice. This report was confirmed by two other fiscais (CNRT). In Caicoli, fiscais were performing polling staff tasks such as replacing a nail in a voting booth an re-adjusting a collapsed voting booth’s desktop. In Farol polling centre, FOM observed fiscais (FRETILIN) having amicable conversations with polling staff, while openly sharing food and coffee. In Villa Verde, a FRETILIN fiscal (with no picture on his ID badge) stood close to the voting booth and openly suggested to voters to vote for FRETILIN or PDL.
Oe-cusse: FOM observed a fiscal (PD) being removed from polling centre Meco-Sikaloti, as the Presiding Officer had identified him as not the actual person on the ID card. In Oelulan, a fiscal (PDN) who kept his badge under his shirt in fact told one of our observers that he was using another man’s badge (please refer to Appendix A, Concern 1). At the Oebaha polling centre, FOM observed a party agent helping polling staff by giving directions to voters inside the polling station. When shared with the present CNE monitor, the latter responded calmly: “He is only helping”. FOM observers in Oe-cusse received concerns from several community members about the high number of illiterate fiscais. On Election Day, FOM observers in fact noted this high number of illiterate party agents.
Baucau: FOM saw no fiscais without a photo on their ID badge. At the Baguia polling centre, FOM observed several fiscais who verbally gave instructions to voters on folding their ballot paper before bringing it to the ballot box. At Letemuno, the fiscais (and some observers) witnessed the choice of voters who needed assistance for casting their vote. Ainaro/Oe-cusse: On a number of occasions, FOM observed fiscais having conversations with voters in the queue or on the way to the voting booth. None of these conversations raised serious concerns, but are nevertheless inappropriate.
6.4. Print Quality of Ballots
Observations
Dili: FOM observers noted that ballots in several villages were printed with small dots dispersed across the paper, which in some cases looked very similar to small pinholes. The dots made it appear as though the ballot had been prepared with a vote for the PDN party. This was confusing and distressing to voters. Additionally, the printing quality of the ballots was clearly substandard. The colors of the party flags were incorrect on some ballots, which led to complications for those voters who depend on recognizing the party flag. As a result, voting was halted at Becora for half an hour as CNE and STAE checked the ballots, following at least one voter’s complaint.
The delay occasioned by the poor quality ballots compounded a late start at Becora. Voting did not commence until 7.15am and the large queues progressed slowly. Once the voting was interrupted, the crowd became increasingly impatient and at one point STAE staff requested our presence as they had concerns for their safety.
At this stage, FOM does not know how widespread this problem was. None of our observers who monitored the elections in other districts encountered this problem.
6.5. Position of Voting Booths
Observations
Overall: At most polling centres (except in Baucau) monitored by FOM observers there seemed to be confusion about the positioning of the voting booths related to last-minute instructions provided to polling centre officers. At most polling centres that we monitored, the position of the voting booths and the closeness of the fiscais compromised the voters’ right to a secret ballot.
Ermera: FOM observers saw two CPLP at Estado polling centre who instructed the Presiding Officer to re-arrange the voting booths conform the new regulations (back-to-back). The Presiding Officer then explained that re-arrangement of the voting booths was not possible due to the architectural design of the school which had open windows on two sides. According to the Presiding Officer, the wind could easily topple voting booths if these were positioned in the middle of the room, back-to-back.
In Ducurai, the voting booths were oriented to the ceiling. Additionally, the windows were covered with cardboard and blocked with chairs and tables thus preventing anybody from looking inside the polling station.
Oe-cusse: At the opening of the polling station in Meco-Sikaloti, the position of the voting booths enabled observers and fiscais to easily see the voter’s choice. This was corrected when the Presiding Officer draw lines on the floor and then firmly directed the fiscais to sit on the floor in the marked area. At the polling stations of Meco-Sikaloti and Oebaha, FOM observers saw that the desktop of a polling booth had collapsed, leaving a big gap which confused the voter in the booth. FOM observed that polling staff did not notice this and kept directing voters to this booth, until the FOM observer pointed it out to the Presiding Officer.
Dili: In Caicoli, the position of voting booths easily allowed fiscais and observers to have a clear look at the voters’ choice.
Baucau: FOM observed that the position of voting booths guaranteed the secret of vote.
6.6. Assistance to Disabled Persons
Observations
Overall: At all polling centres that FOM observed elderly, disabled persons and pregnant women were given priority in the queue and in most cases assisted very well when needed. However, we did observe some issues.
Ermera: FOM observers were shocked when witnessing the behaviour of fiscais and polling staff who laughed instead of supported an old and nearly blind man at the polling centre in Estado. The old man obviously had difficulties reading the ballot paper. Party agents laughed aloud watching the old man attempting to read the ballot paper. The laughter increased when the old man said that he could not read the ballot paper. As another voter approached the old man’s booth and attempted to assist him, polling staff prohibited this, but made no efforts to offer assistance. When the old man cast his vote, everyone in the room could see his choice, and again when the old man had difficulties folding the ballot paper. When the Presiding Officer entered the station and saw the old man, she noticed his desperation and immediately assisted him correctly.
Oe-cusse: At the polling centre in Meco-Sikaloti, an old and nearly blind man had received his ballot paper but stood in the middle of the room looking around for 2-3 minutes. It seemed obvious to the FOM observers that the man was waiting for assistance. As polling staff did not pay attention to him and continued procedures for other voters, the old man found his way to the booth. Observers heard him counting aloud to the party of his choice before punching the ballot paper. The old man seemed disoriented, but eventually made his way to the ballot box, the ink and finally the exit by himself.
Baucau: At Letemuno, the Presiding Officer called fiscais and observers to witness the choice of a blind voter who needed assistance to cast his vote. The party of his choice was said aloud by the polling staff who assisted him, and everyone in the room could hear this. Also at Letemuno, an elderly voter was shaking severely and to such extend that the entire voting booth was shaking when he attempted to vote. The Presiding Officer called all the present fiscais and observers to witness his choice while being assisted by polling staff. At the polling centre in Baguia, FOM observed a nearly blind person who asked the polling staff for assistance. Polling staff told him to find a family member; they did not offer assistance.
6.7. Ballot Box and Seals
Observations
Overall: All FOM observers noted that at all monitored polling stations the ballot box controllers guarded the ballot box at all times, performing their task excellently.
Oe-cusse: At one polling station, FOM observers saw how the lid of a polling box did not fully close the box at the time the box was replaced. The lid slightly stood up in the middle, leaving the possibility to add or take ballot papers even after the slot was sealed. Our observer did not suspect that the number of allowed ballots was exceeded. More likely seems the possibility that, due to lack of instructions on how to fold the ballot paper, the box was not filled up efficiently.
Dili: At Caicoli polling centre, FOM observers saw that no seal was applied to the slot of the ballot box when the box was full and ready to be replaced. When required why the third seal was not applied to the slot, polling staff explained that the seal would not be applied until 3:00pm. FOM observers noticed that it left the possibility for additional ballots to be added.
6.8. Instructions of Ballot Controllers
Observations
Overall: FOM observed that Ballot Controllers did not explain to voters how to cast a vote and that no instructions were given on folding the ballot paper after the vote. FOM observed many voters who rolled the ballot paper, many who brought their ballot paper out unfolded, and many who folded the paper so many times that they had to force the paper through the slot (this may result in ripping the paper and invalidating the vote). In most of these cases voters were given instruction on folding by the ballot box controller, after voting. Oe-cusse: At one polling centre, FOM observers saw the Ballot Controller give very clear instructions to each voter. FOM noted that at this particular centre no voters seemed to have difficulties with folding the ballot and no voter brought the ballot paper out unfolded. At the other six centres that FOM observed, the ballot controllers gave no instructions and many voters brought out the ballot paper unfolded or rolled-up.
Ermera: Ballot Controllers were observed handing out the ballot papers without explaining the voters how to cast a valid vote. The number of invalid and blank votes added up to 34 in Ducurai (2.85%).
Dili: FOM observed that in none of the Dili polling centres clear instruction were given by the ballot controller on how to cast a vote or how to fold the ballot paper. In Caicoli, a voter folded the ballot paper twice before punching the ballot with the nail. Polling staff did not notice this, until a FOM observer pointed this out to the Secretary who gave the person a new ballot paper and instructions.
Baucau: At Bahu polling centre, FOM observed that the ballot controller left post when no voters were coming, leaving the ballot papers unattended. The ballot controller gave no instructions to voters on folding the ballot paper after voting. Ainaro: None of the ballot controllers gave instructions to voters on how to cast a vote, no instructions on folding the ballot paper. At ES Central Maubisse, the invalid and blank votes added up to 74 (5.8%).
6.9. Checking ID/Voter Card
Observations
Overall: FOM noted that ID/Voter Cards were thoroughly checked and voters’ names were crossed off the list with precision.
Dili: In Caicoli, a fiscal who did not bring his voter card was allowed to identify himself with his Fiscais ID badge and vote. FOM questions this decision, as the Fiscais ID badges were easily exchanged or forged.
6.10. Security
Observations
Overall: FOM observers noted that PNTL officers acted appropriately and with a great deal
of respect for the voting process. None of our observers felt or assumed that voters were
not comfortable with the presence of PNTL officers, even when slightly closer to the polling
centre than the required minimum of 25 meters. In a few isolated cases, however, PNTL
officers did not remove their weapons before entering the polling station.
Dili: Armed PNTL were observed at Farol voting centre, closer than required distance.
Oecusse: Our observer at Oelulan witnessed how one policeman efficiently held the other
policeman’s pistol, allowing the latter to enter the polling station unarmed. Also at Oelulan
polling centre, FOM witnessed at 12.50 how two PNTL and the polling centre Secretary
verbally and physically intervened fighting youth at the soccer field located directly next to
the polling centre, as UN police watched from inside their car.
Baucau: At Baguia and Letemuno, FOM observed armed PNTL closer than 25 meters from
the polling station. When shared with the Presiding Officer, our observer was informed that
this close presence of armed PNTL was not requested by the polling staff.
6.11. Smoking inside the Polling Stations
Observations
Baucau: At Bahu, FOM observed the ballot controller telling people to not smoke inside.
Ainaro: FOM observed consistent smoking inside the polling stations, mainly by polling staff. Alarmingly, the frequency of smoking increased during the counting of votes, when the paper ballots were piled on tables. Smoking is a serious fire hazard and could lead to ballot papers being damaged or destroyed. Furthermore, a smoke-filled polling station and polling staff with burning cigarettes do not represent the professional image of STAE.
Dili: In Caicoli, FOM observed polling staff and fiscais smoking together and sharing cigarettes inside polling station nr 3.
6.12. Advance Preparations of Ballots by Ballot Controllers
Observations
Ainaro: In Maubisse and Liquite, FOM observed ballot controllers pre-stamping and signing ballots. In most cases, controllers prepared 3-4 ballots ahead of time, and handed a stamped ballot to the voter as they arrived at the table to receive it. This method may well result in extra stamped ballots at the closure of the polling centre.
6.13. Task Focus of Polling Centre Officials
Observations
Overall: As expected, most polling centres processed the majority of their voters within the first hour. Consequently, many polling centres, especially in rural areas, were relatively quiet for the remainder of the day.
Ermera/Ainaro: FOM observed polling staff leaving the room or sleeping partly on a ballot box.
Baucau: In the early afternoon at Bahu polling centre, FOM observed the ballot controller leave post when no voters were coming, leaving the ballot papers unattended several times.
Dili: In Caicoli, the Presiding Officer had to call one polling staff to return to his task during the counting procedures.
6.14. Counting Procedures
Observations
Oe-cusse: In Oelulan, fiscais and observers were not allowed inside the counting area, as the Presiding Officer decided that there was not enough space. Fiscais and national and international observers were directed to take their position behind the surrounding wall, while the Presiding Officer took position at the back of the counting area. This created a distance between the wall and the Presiding Officer that seriously complicated monitoring the ruling. FOM national and international observers present at the counting could not observe the ruling at all (see figure 6).
Ainaro: In ES Central Maubisse, the ballot boxes from the three polling stations were counted separately, in contrast with the required mixing of all ballots at that specific centre. Ainaro/Ermera: At the polling centres monitored Ainaro and Ermera, FOM observed that no groups of 50 (or 100) were counted before ruling on the votes.
Dili: In Caicoli the final count of the votes mistakenly resulted in two extra votes for CNRT, which was protested by all present fiscais and observers and STAE staff had to repeat the entire counting process until the mistake was found and corrected. According to FOM observers, this mistake could occur due to insufficient preparation of the counting board. In Farol, fiscais FRETILIN harshly protested that STAE did not count correctly and ordered a recount of the votes. This fiscais in fact stated that STAE staff was incapable and that they might as well tear up all the ballots. STAE staff and fiscais FRETILIN re-counted together, and the result was the same as the initial counting.
Baucau: FOM observed that the counting process in Caibada Uaimua went smooth and well. Figure 5: Observers and fiscais positioned behind the wall surrounding the counting area at Oelulan polling centre, unable to close-monitor the ruling on the ballots.
Figure 6: Insufficient preparation confused the counting at Caicoli, Dili,
7.0 Conclusions
In general, we observed that the voting took place in a calm and peaceful manner organized professionally and free from intimidation or disturbances. We do however have concerns about the legitimacy of political campaigning methods, about voters not being able to reach their polling centre and about the guarantee for secrecy of vote. This report is preliminary and FOM will publish a Final Report with recommendations towards improvements for future elections in Timor-Leste by the end of July 2012.
Appendix A: Reports submitted to CNE, STAE and
President’s Office (29 June 2012)
This appendix contains a report previously submitted electronically. For
completeness, however, its contents are also included in this final report.
Concern 1: observer and party agent identification badges
FOM has observed that observer and party agent badges may be easily reproduced in an unauthorized manner:
• the badges are printed on basic glossy paper and their transparent holders are unsealed;
• the handwritten identification elements of the badge (Name, Passport No., etc.) are easily modified;
• the identification pictures on the badges may be easily substituted;
• the STAE seal (stamp) which is placed partially on the badge paper and partially on the photo, does not show any print on the photos on any of the observer badges that FOM received for its national and international observers.
In summary, the possibility exists for observer identification cards to be forged or reproduced inappropriately.
Additionally, FOM observers received reports that a number of identification badges for party agents were assembled without agent photographs adhered to the cards.
Subsequently, FOM observers witnessed these cards in the STAE office (Dili) and confirmed that a substantial number of party agent badges were being delivered to political parties without agent photographs (Figure 7, Figure 8).
Figure 7: Party representatives receiving party agent badges at STAE offices in Dili
On our enquiries at STAE about the badges without photograph, we were informed that party agents would have to add their picture themselves. This decision, to release party agent badges without photographs, could easily lead to the cards being exchanged and ultimately to unauthorized persons acting as accredited party agents at polling centres and inside polling stations.
Figure 8: Party agents badges with STAE stamps but without photo identification
Concern 2: schedule of STAE briefings and other communications
STAE planned the releaseof critical pieces of information for a briefing on 4 July. Unfortunately, 4 July is past the date by which many observers will have departed from Dili for other districts, and will therefore not be able to attend this briefing. Notably, the release of printed information as well as the T-shirts / vests for the observers on 4 July is too late for these articles to be delivered to observers in the outer districts.
Concern 3: report on indelible ink quality
A political party representative described to FOM observers that he had received reports from the field regarding the indelible quality of some ink brands in use. The reports suggested that some types of ink used at polling centres did not last the required 2-day duration. The representative described that among the brands of ink used nationwide, a majority were expected to perform well but a minority were not expected to remain imprinted on voter fingers for the required duration.
Concern 4: limitations on national observers
FOM is a combined national-international observation mission, and aims to provide a strong collaboration framework between Timorese and foreign observers. Currently, Timorese national observers are required to vote in a specific location based on their registration location. Consequently, national observers are limited in the locations they may observe on Election Day. This is contrary to the spirit of the election code of conduct, which states that both international and national observers have the same rights and privileges to observe the electoral process in the location of their choice.
Concern 5: removal of campaign material
Three political parties have reported to FOM observers that their large campaign banners (commonly seen hanging across Dili streets) have disappeared. The party representatives did not know whether the banners had been stolen or simply torn down. They additionally reported that these occurrences were restricted to Dili.
Concern 6: presence of weapons at campaign events
At a recent political campaign event in Dili, an attendee was observed in full traditional costume including a sword. The attendee entered the event followed by two flag-bearers and may have in fact been a party representative himself. The sword was not brandished or used in a threatening manner. There were about 130 people in attendance at the event and nobody appeared to be intimidated by the presence of this traditional weapon. Nonetheless, a weapon was present at a political campaign event.
Several days later the same person was observed at the campaign event of a different political party. In that instance, the person played a ceremonial role in the proceedings, all while holding the ceremonial surik.
Additionally, a group of young men holding spears and shields were observed at an election campaign. The spears and the shields appeared to be part of the traditional costume they were wearing for a performance.
Appendix B: Reports concerning alleged payment or pressure for votes
In the period 3-10 July, our observer team in Oecusse District team observed in the subdistrict Pante-Makassar. The observers introduced themselves to several local institutions and emphasized that they were willing to receive concerns from the communities. As a result, many people approached the team or came to our office to tell their stories.
Concern 1: Alleged payment for votes by FRENTI-Mudança
• Several weeks before Election Day, a party agent (fiscal) from Oelulan spoke to one of our observers in Dili and said that FRENTI-Mudanca would not perform stage campaigns like CNRT. Instead of campaigning tours, they were preparing groups in all districts, to the sub-districts, to the villages, to the remote sub-villages. The people in those groups were registered on forms and the groups received 150 USD to share amongst each other, in exchange for their promise to vote for FRENTI-Mudanca. The fiscal told our observer that he thought this was a good strategy, because it reached all the way to the remote villages. He added that “the other parties had to beware, because the FRENTIMudanca strategy was very effective”.
• On 20 June, three of our observers visited the FRENTI-Mudanca party office in Dili to introduce our observer mission and receive eventual concerns about the election process. When asked about the campaigning strategy of this party, the spokesperson stated that the party did not plan stage-campaign tours like some of the bigger parties. Instead, the party was preparing groups in the districts and villages which the members regularly visit to give information.
• On 5 July, a person in Naimeco reported to our observers that he had recently been approached by a man who offered him money to help FRENTI-Mudanca get more votes during the parliamentary elections. For this money, the person had to form a small group of people who would vote for FRENTI-Mudanca and then share that money among the group. According to the report, the offered amount of money for the group to be formed would be about 100-200 USD. (One of our observers heard a similar story during the presidential elections: people in Oelulan were offered money to vote for the FRENTIMudanca candidate).
• We received report from a person who lives in the sub-district Passabe: FRENTI-Mudanca members offered money to individuals in Passabe, if they promised to vote for FRENTIMudanca at the 7 July elections.
• On 8 July, a member of PD reported to our observers that a FRENTI-Mudanca representative explained to him that the FRENTI-Mudanca party gave 10 USD per household if they join the group, and one group consists of 15 households. The total amount given to each group is 150 USD.
Concern 2: Alleged pressure to vote and lobby
Received report on FRETILIN, nr. 1
We received several reports about a FRETILIN representative whose name is known by FOM. Allegedly he intended to persuade people to join the FRETILIN campaign brigade. For this, he told people to sign a contract, stating that if FRETILIN would win the elections they would receive thousands of dollars or a nice house – “just come get the key”. To verify these reports, we visited a person who in fact claimed to have been approached by this FRETILIN representative. At his house, the person showed us the list he signed (FRETILIN Household Registration Form). The list showed his full name, the name of his wife and children, including those under 17, and the voter card numbers of him and his wife. The person also showed us the hand phone that the FRETILIN representative had given to him “to work together and lobby more people to vote for the party”.
Figure 9: FRETILIN Household Registration Form & the hand phone mentioned above
After Election Day, the person whom we visited told us that he felt that FRETILIN people were blaming him for not winning the elections. The person said that this was not through words, but through gestures. He stated to us that he considered this approach pushing and threatening.
We asked the person if he was connected to the FRETILIN party in any way before he was approached by the representative. The person told us that he is a member of another party, and that the representative knew this. In fact, we saw a poster clearly posted at the person’s house, showing another party than FRETILIN.
Report on FRETILIN members, nr. 2
An eye witness informed us that in the night before Election Day, a small group of mature FRETILIN members was on the street in Naimeco after a gathering. One member walked in the streets while shouting left and right: “If you don’t vote for FRETILIN than you won’t get any help.”
According to the eye-witness, somebody called the police about the disturbance. As the police arrived, the group ran off.
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Friendship Observer
Source husi ETAN Website
Senin, 16 Juli 2012
Minggu, 15 Juli 2012
A preliminary District Analysis of Timor-Leste’s Parliamentary Election, 2012.
Michael Leach
Swinburne University of Technology
14 July 2012
The table below compares the performance of the four newly elected parliamentary parties with their performance in 2007, on a district-by-district basis.
The first figure is the party performance in 2012. The figure beside it in brackets is the net change from the party’s 2007 result. Frente-Mudanca did not run in 2007.
The districts figures are based on provisional final STAE figures. The national figures are those certified by the National Election Commission (CNE).
The official CNE declaration on distribution of seats has delivered CNRT 30 seats, Fretilin 25, the Democratic Party 8, and Frente-Mudança 2.
2012 Party Results by District / Change in Party Vote from 2007 (%)
DISTRICT CNRT FRETILIN PD FM
Aileu 52.54 (+32.08) 14.94 (+6.59) 6.02 (- 0.11) 1.38
Ainaro 37.19 (+25.39) 13.29 (+3.32) 15.05 (+2.28) 1.81
Baucau 23.05 (+9.63) 51.38 (-11.09) 3.96 (+1.24) 4.74
Bobonaro 37.65 (+17.09) 17.77 (+1.68) 14.53 (-4.78) 2.3
Covalima 31.83 (+16.4) 26.41 (-2.16) 19.77 (-0.93) 3.05
Dili 49.54 (+4.31) 28.4 (+6.02) 7.05 (+0.36) 1.97
Ermera 40.67 (+27.02) 19.92 (+6.02) 6.95 (-15.02) 2.82
Lautem 20.24 (+5.63) 43.86 (-1.67) 20.64 (+6.95) 1.84
Liquica 41.99 (+3.03) 23.79 (+11.79) 12.71 (+0.33) 4.18
Manatuto 45.39 (+12.21) 20.52 (+2.95) 12.06 (-0.64) 1.42
Manufahi 31.37 (+17.55) 31.86 (+6.43) 8.09 (-3.63) 1.67
Oecusse 38.98 (+4.3) 18.6 (-8.93) 12.15 (+0.43) 10.37
Viqueque 16.29 (+3.67) 59.52 (-0.32) 8.43 (+4.57) 2.51
NATIONAL 36.68 (+12.58) 29.89 (+0.87) 10.3 (-1) 3.11 (+3.11)
Preliminary Conclusions
CNRT gained significant swings in all 13 districts compared to 2007, ranging from a massive 32.08% in Aileu, to a low of 3.03% in Liquica. The party’s largest increases were in Aileu, Ermera and Ainaro, suggesting CNRT benefitted overwhelmingly from the collapse of smaller non-Fretilin parties in the Mambae-speaking areas. In particular, CNRT benefited from the collapse of the former ASDT-PSD vote in Aileu and Ainaro, and a major fall in the PD vote in Ermera.
Next down the list were Manufahi, Bobonaro and Covalima at 16-17%, where similar factors applied.
In the eastern districts CNRT received more modest swings, with the notable exception of a strong performance in Baucau district, with a swing to the party of close to +10%.
CNRT's success came overwhelmingly at the expense of smaller western-based parties such as ASDT, PSD, PUN, which received no seats. PDs vote was clearly affected as well, though in their case the losses were offset by a stronger performance in the east of the country. CNRT also appears to have taken votes from Fretilin (and UNDERTIM) in Baucau, though Fretilin’s losses here were offset by a modest vote recovery in the western districts.
FRETILIN gained modest swings in 8 of 13 districts, ranging from a strong swing of close to +12% in Liquica, to a low of +1.68 in Bobonaro. Aside from the substantial recovery (from a low 2007 base) in Liquica, next down the list were moderate swings in the region of 6% in Aileu, Dili, Ermera and Manufahi (the only ‘western’ district in which Fretilin led the count).
These gains were balanced by substantial swings against the party in Baucau and Oecusse, and smaller negative swings in Covalima, Lautem, and Viqueque. Notably, the largest swings against Fretilin occurred in two districts where Frente-Mudanca performed well (in Oecusse, owing to the high local profile of Jorge Teme, and in Baucau).
Notably, Fretilin received a net average +3.73 swing in the 10 western districts, offset by a - 5.6% swing against them in the 3 eastern districts.
Fretilin vote share 2007 2012 % change
10 Districts 18.86% 22.59% +3.73
3 Districts 57.5% 51.9% -5.6
Because the weight of the national population lies in the 10 districts, this pattern translated into a national swing of 0.87% in Fretilin’s favour.
Though it is obvious that the association between region and party affiliation remains strong, it has moderated slightly since 2007: with Fretilin’s vote staging a minor recovery in the west, and CNRT and PD increasing their vote in the east. This trend, already evident in the presidential elections, represents a welcome – if modest – sign that regionalised vote affiliations are trending away from their 2007 peak.
PD gained modest swings in 7 of 13 districts, with the largest increases in the eastern districts of Lautem (+7%) and Viqueque (+4.5%), allowing them to narrowly outperform CNRT in Lautem (making it the only district in which CNRT came third).
This represents a significant shift in the party’s vote base, with 23% of its vote now coming from the eastern districts, compared with just 13% in 2007. Aside from modest gain of just over 2% in Ainaro, other swings were negligible.
These small gains were reversed by a major 15% swing against the party in Ermera, and smaller but significant reversals in Bobonaro and Manufahi.
Frente-Mudanca disproportionately owes their two seats to their 10% vote share in Oecusse, reflecting the local profile of Secretary of State for Oecusse and one-time Ambassador to Australia, Jorge Teme. This accounted for some 20% of their national return. The other relatively strong performances that saw them exceed the 3% threshold were 4-5% vote shares in Baucau and Liquica.
These are just preliminary notes and observations. All comments, corrections, additions or clarifications are welcome.
mleach@swin.edu.au
Source husi ETAN
Rabu, 13 Juni 2012
KREDIBILIDADE HORTA MAK BOSOK POVU BA NIA INTERESE PESOAL
Dili. Ex. Presidente da Repulika Jose Ramos Horta wainhira akompanha Partidu Demokratiki iha kampanha Eleisaun Parlamentar nian iha Suku Beko Distritu Kovalima, Tersa (12/6) hateten katak nia preokupa ho Lista Partidu CNRT nian.
Ex Presidente ne'e mos tenta bosok povu iha Suku neba ho liafuan dehan nia (Horta) Rona katak se CNRT manan karik, Gil Alves mak ba Ministru Financas no Francisco Calbuady mak ba Ministru Defeza. Eis Presidente ne'e uja mensajen ida ne'e para atu atrai votus ba Partidu Demokratiko, maski atrai ho liafuan bosok.
Povu Timor Leste nebe asesu ba informasaun Jornal sira ne'e senti preokupadu tamba ema ida ho figura Internasional, koinhesidu iha mundu, Eis Presidente da Republika ida tenta soe liafuan bosok ba povu, sem faktus hodi dada ema nia atensaun. Povu Timor Leste nia preokupasaun laos buat seluk, sira nia preokupasaun tamba Horta foti asuntu ida nebe Povu Timor Leste lafiar atu akontese. Lafiar tamba Sr. Gil Alves hanesan Sekretariu Geral Partidu ASDT mai ho nia Estrutura ba Partidu CNRT ho Inkondisional, laiha kontratu politiko ida ho CNRT, nune'e mos Presidente CDN, Sr Francisco Kalbuady Lay, desde tinan 2007, Asume nudar Presidente CDN nunka hakarak kargu ministru ida. Tamba ne'e mak iha Governasaun AMP, maski CNRT mak lidera Koligasaun ida ne'e, Kargu Ministru ida nunka monu ba CNRT nia ema.
Wainhira tenta halo konfirmasaun ba asuntu ida ne'e ho Militantes CNRT ida Jose Lemorai Costa iha Sede Partidu CNRT nian hateten katak "Ida ne'e mak situasaun Ramos Horta nian agora, komu laheten apoio husi CNRT iha eleisaun Presidente foin dadauk, nebe lori nia ba Derota ikus mai ho emosaun, ba halo koligasau ho Partidu PD para kontra CNRT no Kontra Xanana Gusmao".
Militante ne'e mos hatutan liu tan katak "Wainhira Horta lakon iha Eleisaun Presidensial Primeira Volta nia bolu Lideres Partidu ASDT, PD no PSD para halo koligasaun ida atu kontra Xanana no Taur. Tamba Horta hatene katak Taur Kuandu Presidente, dalan ba Xanana atu fila ba Primeiru Ministru luan liu tan ona, maibe tamba Lider PSD sira lakohi koligasaun entaun dengue kona kedas nia". Ema barak hanoin katak Dengue kona Presidente ne'e Dengue tebes duni, afinal la'e, tamba buka dalan para forma bloku atu hasoru Xanana no Taur mak la hetan ikus mai dehan nia kona Dengue".
Laos foin mak ida ne'e, wainhira Horta hatene katak CNRT la Apoio ona nia kandidatura ba Presidente da Republika ba Segundu Mandatu, Horta komesa hasai liafuan kroat hasoru Lider Rezistensia sira hanesan Taur no Xanana, ikus mai nia kompanha PD husu ba Eleitor CNRT nian atu vota ba PD para maun Xanana fila ba Primeiru Ministru. Ida agora komesa bosok malorek liu tan. Tamba ne'e mak Povu Timor hatene ona katak afinal Premiadu Nobel da Paz no Eis Presidente da Republika nia kredibilidade mak bosok Povu Timor Leste, Bosok eleitor ba nia interese, Eis Presidente ida nebe hakarak kria koligasau ida iha Timor Atu kontra Taur no Xanana Gusmao. (JL)
"Alfredo Pires Rejeita Governu Fakar Osan Mina Arbiru"
Jornal Nacional Diario - Kuarta, 13 Junu
2012
Sekretariu Estadu Rekursu Naturais (SERN), Alfredo
Pires rejeita total ne’ebe ema balun dehan osan mina rai durante ne’e fakar
deit, tamba osan husi mina ne’e governu uza ba nesesidade Timor
nian.
"Osan Mina nia ne’e uza ba seluk salariu
funsionariu publiku, selu ba ferik-katuas, veteranus, bolsu estudu, pakote
referendum, PDDI-PDDII no seluk tan," Alfredo Pires klarifika ba jornalista
Tersa (12/6) iha niania knaar fatin fomentu Dili, relasiona ho liu husi kampania
parlamentar ne’ebe dehan osan husi mina nia fakar deit inklui negosiasaun
Greater Sunrise la lao.
"Ema balun durante iha kampania dehan katak,
gasta osan ne’e lalos oituan tanba ita atu defende interese nasional boot ida,
ne’ebe ita haree ba ita nia moris baa ban bain rua nian benefisiu saida deit
maka projeitu bot ida hanesan Greater Sunrise ne’e, maibe ita tenki defende tuir
matenek i prosesu ne’ebe iha," haklaken Alfredo Pires.
SERN Alfredo Pires hatutan, negosiasaun Greater
Sunrise lao, nune’e mos durante tianan 5 mandatu Governu AMP mantein esforsu
defende greater sunrise to’o mandatu Govenu AMP remata iha tempu badak mai. Kona
ba akordu Timor-Leste ho Australia ne’ebe maka sei remata iha tinan 2013, SERN
dehan, labele preokupadu ho dedline ne’e, tanba buat hotu tuir ninia
prosesu.
"Timor-leste la dun preokupa ho deadline ida
ne’e, tamba buat hotu tuir ninia prosesu, tanba iha prosesu negosiasaun sempre
mosu buat ida ne’e, ita lalika ansi ho ida ne’e," dehan Alfredo Pires.Sekretariu
Estadu Rekursu Naturais (SERN), Alfredo Pires rejeita total ne’ebe ema balun
dehan osan mina rai durante ne’e fakar deit, tamba osan husi mina ne’e governu
uza ba nesesidade Timor nian.
"Osan Mina nia ne’e uza ba seluk salariu
funsionariu publiku, selu ba ferik-katuas, veteranus, bolsu estudu, pakote
referendum, PDDI-PDDII no seluk tan," Alfredo Pires klarifika ba jornalista
Tersa (12/6) iha niania knaar fatin fomentu Dili, relasiona ho liu husi kampania
parlamentar ne’ebe dehan osan husi mina nia fakar deit inklui negosiasaun
Greater Sunrise la lao.
"Ema balun durante iha kampania dehan katak,
gasta osan ne’e lalos oituan tanba ita atu defende interese nasional boot ida,
ne’ebe ita haree ba ita nia moris baa ban bain rua nian benefisiu saida deit
maka projeitu bot ida hanesan Greater Sunrise ne’e, maibe ita tenki defende tuir
matenek i prosesu ne’ebe iha," haklaken Alfredo Pires.
SERN Alfredo Pires hatutan, negosiasaun Greater
Sunrise lao, nune’e mos durante tianan 5 mandatu Governu AMP mantein esforsu
defende greater sunrise to’o mandatu Govenu AMP remata iha tempu badak mai. Kona
ba akordu Timor-Leste ho Australia ne’ebe maka sei remata iha tinan 2013, SERN
dehan, labele preokupadu ho dedline ne’e, tanba buat hotu tuir ninia
prosesu.
"Timor-leste la dun preokupa ho deadline ida
ne’e, tamba buat hotu tuir ninia prosesu, tanba iha prosesu negosiasaun sempre
mosu buat ida ne’e, ita lalika ansi ho ida ne’e," dehan Alfredo Pires.
Governu Foun Presiza Implementa Militar Obrigatoriu
Posting Husi : Josefa Parada
DILI- Governu nebe mai presiza implementa militar obrigatoriu iha nasaun Timor Leste, tamba programa ne’e diak tebes ho servisu nasional nebe implementa ona iha nasaun Singapura, tan ne’e governu foun presiza halo aniliza no estudu hodi implementa.
DILI- Governu nebe mai presiza implementa militar obrigatoriu iha nasaun Timor Leste, tamba programa ne’e diak tebes ho servisu nasional nebe implementa ona iha nasaun Singapura, tan ne’e governu foun presiza halo aniliza no estudu hodi implementa.
Sekretariu Estadu Defeza Julio Tomas Pinto ba STL Tersa (12/6) iha nia knar fatin, wainhira fila husi vizita nebe halao iha singapura hamutuk ho brigadeiru Jeneral Filomeno Paixão tamba hetan konvite husi Ministru Defeza Singapura nian hodi partisipa iha Sangrila dialogue.
“Servisu nasional ba militar obrigatoriu ida ne’e mos planu ida nebe importante durante ne’e ita nia Prezidente Republika Taur Matan Ruak koalia, tan ne’e ami koalia ona ho Ministru Singapura tamba sira iha esperensia diak tebes,” dehan Julio.
Nia hatutan joventude nebe antes remata eskola iha ensinu sekundaria tama militar obrigatoriu durante tinan ida ho balun, hodi halao servisu militar obrigatoriu iha Singapura tan ne’e Timor Leste prepara atu implemente programa ne’e. Informasaun kompletu iha STL Jornal no STL Web, edisaun Kinta (14/6). Timotio Gusmão
“Servisu nasional ba militar obrigatoriu ida ne’e mos planu ida nebe importante durante ne’e ita nia Prezidente Republika Taur Matan Ruak koalia, tan ne’e ami koalia ona ho Ministru Singapura tamba sira iha esperensia diak tebes,” dehan Julio.
Nia hatutan joventude nebe antes remata eskola iha ensinu sekundaria tama militar obrigatoriu durante tinan ida ho balun, hodi halao servisu militar obrigatoriu iha Singapura tan ne’e Timor Leste prepara atu implemente programa ne’e. Informasaun kompletu iha STL Jornal no STL Web, edisaun Kinta (14/6). Timotio Gusmão
Kamis, 07 Juni 2012
"Xanana: CNRT Mosu Atu Tau Matan Ba Povu Nia Moris"
Notisia Husi TVTL - Kinta Kalan, 07 Junu 2012
Veteranus, Faluk, oan kiak, Joventude no unidade nasional sai programa prioridade ba CNRT wainhira manan iha eleisaun Parlamentar.
Kay Rala xanana Gusmao hato’o asuntu ne’e, wainhira hala’o kampania ba terseiru dia iha Distritu Baucau.
Perante militante no simpatizantes iha Stadion Fotbal Distritu Baucau, Prezidenti partidu CNRT Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao hato’o nia komprimisiu politiku hodi enkoraza militantes, no simpatijantes sira hodi vota ba CNRT ho numeru sorteiru 11 iha eleisaun lejislativa tinan ida ne’e.
Kay Rala xanana Gusmao hateten, ukun aan kuandu laiha unidade nasional Timor-Leste sei lakon nia dignidade, tamba nasaun ne’e hamrik husi ruin no ran povu Timor-Leste tomak.
Perante militante no simpatizantes iha Stadion Fotbal Distritu Baucau, Prezidenti partidu CNRT Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao hato’o nia komprimisiu politiku hodi enkoraza militantes, no simpatijantes sira hodi vota ba CNRT ho numeru sorteiru 11 iha eleisaun lejislativa tinan ida ne’e.
Kay Rala xanana Gusmao hateten, ukun aan kuandu laiha unidade nasional Timor-Leste sei lakon nia dignidade, tamba nasaun ne’e hamrik husi ruin no ran povu Timor-Leste tomak.
"Bainhira populasaun tun mai vila laran ho terus nafatin, ho mate, ho hamlaha, mate tamba moras, ami iha ai-laran, ami hanoin katak saida maka ita nia kbiit, saida maka ita nia frakeiza, istoria funu beiala sira nia dehan, bainhira ita la hamutuk, sira kaer reinu ida ba alakon tiha," dehan Xanana.
Nu’udar rejistensia masimu, Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao hateten, programa perioridades ne’ebe presiza tau matan mak , veteranus, faluk , ona kiak, ferik katuas, inklui joventude hirak ne’ebe to’o agora seidauk iha servisu.
"CNRT la buka buat oioin, CNRT buka atu hatene nesesidade Povu nian, nesesidade joven sira nian, nesesidade distritu sira nian, nesesidade suku sira nian, nesesidade sub distritu sira nian, para ukun ne’e labele husi Dili deit maka mai, katuas ferik sira balun seidauk simu, veteranu sira balun seidauk simu, buat oioin, labarik sira, joven sira seidauk servisu," deklara Xanana.
Kampania iha distritu Baucau ne’e hetan apoiu husi grupu ne’ebe anaran an FRETILIN Rejistensia no militante balun husi Partidu ASDT.
"Xanana Gusmao: Ohin Ita Banga Tamba Eletrisidade Bele Fo Naroman Ona"
Notisia Husi TVTL - Kuarta Kalan, 06 Junu 2012
Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao hateten, infraestrutura bazikas, eknomia seitor privadu nasional, administrasaun publika no justica sai programa prioridade wainhira CNRT manan iha eleisaun.
Prezidenti CNRT hato’o asuntu ne’e, wainhira hala’o kampania bad ala 2 iha sub Distritu Kelekai Distritu Baucau.
Kampania iha Sub Distritu Kelekai, distritu Baucau simu husi militante no simpatizantes, Xanana Gusmao hateten, tenki hamutuk hodi tau aas interese nasional hodi hadia rai ne’e, nune’e mundu bele rekoinese.
"Hamutuk unidade nasional, tenki unidade objetivu, unidade hakarak, unidade mehi, ita nia mehi atu dezenvolve, mehi atu asai povu ne’e husi mukit no kiak, mehi atu hahi hodi hadia rai ida ne’e, harii rai ida ne’ebe mundu sei dehan katak los duni povu ida ne’e halo milagre foun," deklara Xanana.
Lider rejistensia ne’e sublina katak, programa partidu CNRT nian ba tinan 5 ne’e, prioridade importante maka hadia infraestrutura, administrative publika, ekonomia, justisa no seluk tan, wainhira manan iha eleisaun parlamentra tinan ida ne’e.
"Iha 2009 temi infraestrutura, ohin ita bele banga dehan katak, eletrisidade mai haleu ona iha Timor, maske barak seidauk hetan maibe sei lao nafatin, buat nee buka uma hotu-hotu atu tau naroman ba, kapital umanu tau matan ba labarik sira ne’ebe ohin loron barak maka servisu laiha, atu fo formasaun, fo skil ba sira," deklara Xanana.
Iha kampania politika ne’e, militante sira husi partidu balun halo deklarasaun politika hodi afilia ba partidu CNRT hodi bele aforsa partidu ne’e atu hasoru eleisaun parlamentar tinan ne’e.
Kampania iha Sub Distritu Kelekai, distritu Baucau simu husi militante no simpatizantes, Xanana Gusmao hateten, tenki hamutuk hodi tau aas interese nasional hodi hadia rai ne’e, nune’e mundu bele rekoinese.
"Hamutuk unidade nasional, tenki unidade objetivu, unidade hakarak, unidade mehi, ita nia mehi atu dezenvolve, mehi atu asai povu ne’e husi mukit no kiak, mehi atu hahi hodi hadia rai ida ne’e, harii rai ida ne’ebe mundu sei dehan katak los duni povu ida ne’e halo milagre foun," deklara Xanana.
Lider rejistensia ne’e sublina katak, programa partidu CNRT nian ba tinan 5 ne’e, prioridade importante maka hadia infraestrutura, administrative publika, ekonomia, justisa no seluk tan, wainhira manan iha eleisaun parlamentra tinan ida ne’e.
"Iha 2009 temi infraestrutura, ohin ita bele banga dehan katak, eletrisidade mai haleu ona iha Timor, maske barak seidauk hetan maibe sei lao nafatin, buat nee buka uma hotu-hotu atu tau naroman ba, kapital umanu tau matan ba labarik sira ne’ebe ohin loron barak maka servisu laiha, atu fo formasaun, fo skil ba sira," deklara Xanana.
Iha kampania politika ne’e, militante sira husi partidu balun halo deklarasaun politika hodi afilia ba partidu CNRT hodi bele aforsa partidu ne’e atu hasoru eleisaun parlamentar tinan ne’e.
Xanana Gusmao: "Ita Banga TL Uza Osan Mina Rai Ho Tranparansia"
Notisia Husi TVTL - Kuarta Kalan, 06 Junu 2012
Partidu CNRT hala’o primeira kampania lejislativa iha Distritu Lautem, liberta povu husi kiak no mukit sai hanesan programa perioridade iha kampania ne’e.
Prezidenti Partidu CNRT akompania husi militante no simpatizante to’o iha kampo distritu Lauteme, simu ho serimonia tradisional liu husi husik manu pombu nu’udar simbolu pas no dame partidu CNRT nian.
Xanana Gusmao husu ba militante sira atu aforsa partidu CNRT hodi kria hikas estabilidade no unidade nasional atu bele dezenvolve povu Timor-Leste.
"Hau dehan ba imi, halo desizaun importante tebetebes, desizaun kona ba unidade nasional, unidade nasional laos katak, ita mai hotu iha organizasaun ida, unidade nasional katak ita keta-ketak iha ne’eba ita tenki hanoin ida deit, unidade nasional ne’e ba hanoin ida deit saida maka ita hakarak atu alkanja," dehan Xanana.
"Hau dehan ba imi, halo desizaun importante tebetebes, desizaun kona ba unidade nasional, unidade nasional laos katak, ita mai hotu iha organizasaun ida, unidade nasional katak ita keta-ketak iha ne’eba ita tenki hanoin ida deit, unidade nasional ne’e ba hanoin ida deit saida maka ita hakarak atu alkanja," dehan Xanana.
Aliende programa unidade nasional, Xanana Gusmao mos aprejenta susesu ne’ebe durante ne’e governu ne’e hetan inklui sistema finanseiru ne’ebe rekoinese iha mundu, nu’udar nasaun ne’ebe ita transparansia diak liu ba fundu mina rai no sistema administrative.
"Uza osan petroliu nian diak liu iha Asean, banga oituan katak ita matenek, ita hatene uza osan, primeiru iha asean maka hatudu dehan, osan mina rai povu nia rikusoinn kaer ho diak, iha primeiru iha asean, ita naran diak iha mundu tomak ne’e, ita la moe ne’e, ira banga ne’e," dehan Xanana.
Iha kampania poltika ne’e, komisaun independente da rezistensia distritu 13 fo apoiu tomak ba maun boot Xanana atu manan maioria iha eleisaun parlamentar tinan ida ne’e.
Senin, 04 Juni 2012
Militante ASDT Distritu DILI Deklara Fo Votus Ba Xanana
DILI MLP:Militante Partidu Asosiaun Sosial Demokratiku timorense (ASDT) Distritu Dili, Sub-distritu Kristu Rei deklara fo votus konfiansa Ba lider masimu Kay Rala Xanana Gusmão
Hau konvida imi mai iha nee Laos inisiativa hau nia mesak maibe inisiativa militante ASDT tomak Iha Sub-distritu ida nee, tamba Akontesimentu neebe ita nia Partidu ASDT infrenta. Hateten Jose Gaspar, kookrdenador ASDT Kristu Rei, iha Domingo (03/06) iha Bekora, Dili.
Nia dehan, militante ASDT neebe fo apoiu ba Lider masimu Kay Rala Xanana, hodi Bele kontinua nafatin Iha Kintu governu Konstitusional .
Agora ita la halo afiliasaun maibe ita deklara fo votus Konfiansa deit ba Maun Boot Kay Rala Xanana Gusmão hodi kontinua kaer governu. Iha oportunidade nee, kordenador ASDT nee,husu mos ba maun Xanana, atu bele resolve Problema Neebe mosu Iha partidu ASDT laran, atu nunee iha futuru mai bele lao diak fali hanesan uluk.
Iha fatin hanesan, reprezentante strutura nasional Partidu ASDT, lusinda Ximenes katak, deklarasaun neebe fo sai hodi apoiu lider Masimu Xanana Gusmão, tamba nia rasik mak bele halibur Povu liliu militante no oan Kiak ASDT neebe Avo Xavier husik hela.
Ami Iha Nee hakarak apoia Lider Xanana GUsmão, Tamba Ita nia Maun Boot Ne Mak bele Hakuak ita hotu, hanesan ho Avo Xavier neebe fila ona ba iha mundu seluk, tanba Nee agora ita tenki hamrik metin hodi fo fiar ba Maun Xanana atu kontinua Kaer Governu atraves vota ba Partidu CNRT.
Iha Fatin Hanesan Vise Prezidenti, jose da Silva, Folaran, hateten Katak, lideransa iha nasuan Timor Leste durante Nee haree Lider Rezistensia Kay Rala Xanana Gusmão Mak bele halo Povu sai Moris diak no Hasai Povu husi Kiak no Mukit.
Iha Nasaun Ida nee so Ita nia maun boot Xanana Mak Bele hatutan Avo Xavier Nia lia fuan Neebe mak Hateten Katak, Hakarak Hamaran Povu Nia Matan Ben, Maibe tinan ba dadauk ona nia la konsege realize nia mehi. Agora Ita tenki fo votus ba Maun Xanana atu nunee bele Hatutan mehin no lia fuan neebe AVO Xavier nia neebe mak hamaran Povu Nia Matan been.
Husu Ba Militante ASDT neebe fo votus konfiansa atu haree didiak lideransa neebe hanesan Kontinuidade Ba Mehi no Hanoin Primeiru Prezidenti Partidu ASDT nia neebe Hakarak Lori Povu Husi Kiak Mukit avansa ba Iha dezenvolvimentu.
Deklarasaun Polítika Husi Organizasaun Masa 35
Dili MLP-organizasaun husi parte oi-oin hamutuk 35 ne’e halo deklarasaun katak fó nia apoiu tomak ba maun boot Xanana Gusmão iha eleisaun parlamentar.
Ami husi organizasaun masa rezisténsia lubun boot ida dekklara katak hahu ohin ba oin ami ho kometimentu boot ida hodi harii komisaun independente eventual ba Vitória maun boot Kay Rala Xanana Gusmão liu husi kampaña parlamentar 2012.
Deklarasaun hodi harii Komisaun independente ida ne’e, kompostu husi organizasoens masa rezisténsia hamutuk organizasaun 35, ne’ebé nia estrutura kobre iha teritóriu Timor leste tomak . Iha deklarasaun ida ne’e hato’o ho halo hakarak rasik, honestu no justu.”porta-vos hateten” Kordenador jeral organizasaun masa rezistensia Cesário Salvador Boavida (Wairia) hateten katak deklara politikamente fó apoiu tomak ba maun boot Xanana Gusmão nu’udar heroi ne’ebé sei moris no veteranu ba libertasaun nasional atu xefia ba governasaun konstitusional RDTL periodu 2012-2017, ba ex. Sr. maun boot Kay Rala Gusmão.
Hau hato’o deklarasaun politika ne’e ho konsiensia katak objetivu ne’e sei alkansa iha eleisaun parlamentar nu’udar konstituisaun haruka ne’ebé sei presiza esfórsu ema barak hadomi nain sira ne’ebé hakarak kontinuidade progresu no dezenvolvimentu ba rai no ema ne’ebé tau laran, ho hametin fiar, no esperansa mak maun boot Xanana Gusmão, nu’udar postular no istóriku singular no ninia didikasaun.
Esselensia maun boot Kay Rala Xanana Gusmão, karik ami sei bele uza ita boot nia tempu oituan tan, ami ne’ebé agora dadaun hamriik ita boot nia prenseza, hamutuk organizasaun masa ho rezisténsia.
Sabtu, 02 Juni 2012
Resistensia Distritu Viqueque Apoiu Xanana
Posting Husi : Josefa Parada
DILI—Massa resistensia husi Distritu Viqueque, fo sai ona sira nia dekrasaun katak, mate ka moris sira nia votus sei fo ba Komandante Xefi da luta, Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao iha eleisaun parlamentar 7 Julhu 2012.
DILI—Massa resistensia husi Distritu Viqueque, fo sai ona sira nia dekrasaun katak, mate ka moris sira nia votus sei fo ba Komandante Xefi da luta, Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao iha eleisaun parlamentar 7 Julhu 2012.
Deklarasaun ne’e fo sai husi responsavel Resistensia Distritu Viqueque, Jose Guterres da silva ba Jurnalista, Kinta (31/5), iha Sede Comisaun Nasional, Independente, Bairo Pite, Dili. Ho deklarasaun politika ne’e maka nia husu ba maluk resistensia tomak, atu fo votus konfiansa ba maun bo’ot Xanana Gusmao.
“ Uluk hau Paridu PSD, maibe agora hau sai ona husi Partidu PSD, mai hamutuk ho maun Xanana, ne’eduni hau husu ba resistensia tomak mai ita hamutuk fo liman ba malu hodi apoiu maun Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao,” hatete Jose Guterres.
Nune’e mos, Responsabel organizasaun Massa, Joao Martins hatete, sira iha komitmentu bo’ot atu fo sira nia votus ba Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao, tanba uluk nia maka terus ho povu, no lori povu ida ne’e to ukun rasik an. Informasaun kompeltu iha STL Jornal no STL Web, edisaun Sabado (2/6). Oscar Salsinha
“ Uluk hau Paridu PSD, maibe agora hau sai ona husi Partidu PSD, mai hamutuk ho maun Xanana, ne’eduni hau husu ba resistensia tomak mai ita hamutuk fo liman ba malu hodi apoiu maun Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao,” hatete Jose Guterres.
Nune’e mos, Responsabel organizasaun Massa, Joao Martins hatete, sira iha komitmentu bo’ot atu fo sira nia votus ba Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao, tanba uluk nia maka terus ho povu, no lori povu ida ne’e to ukun rasik an. Informasaun kompeltu iha STL Jornal no STL Web, edisaun Sabado (2/6). Oscar Salsinha
Jumat, 01 Juni 2012
“OJP-CNRT Konsidera Naikoli ‘Virus’ Aat Ba PD”
Jornal Nacional Diario - Sesta, 01 Junu
2012
Organizasaun Joventude Partidu-Congresu Nasional
Recontrucao Timrense (OJP-CNRT) konsidera
katak, pesoal Antonio Ramos Naikoli sei sai virus aat ne’ebe bele oho no halakon Partidu Demokratiku
(PD) iha eleisaun Parlamentar Tinan
ne’e.
Ba JNDiario, Prezidenti OJP-CNRT, Jose
Cristovao hateten katak, statementu ne’ebe Antonio Ramos Naikoli nu’udar Vise
Sekretariu Concelho Politica Nacional PD hatudu nia rasik la fiar an (tidak
percaya diri) no laiha kapasidade diak atu jete partidu hodi kompete ho partidu
politiku seluk iha eleisaun parlamentu nasional ne’ebe sei realiza iha 7 Jullu
2012.
“Hau hare statementu Naikoli mak la-dun fiar
aan no laiha kapasidade diak atu jere partidu, entaun sira sadere ema balun nia
fiar-an no laiha kapasidade diak atu jere partidu, entaun sira sadere ema balun
nia figura para atu kompete iha eleisaun parlamentar, CNRT fiar-an ate agora
CNRT la hakfodak ho statementu saida deit hanesan Naikoli ne’ebe koalia laiha
duni kapasidade,” dehan Jose Cristovao, Kinta (31/5), iha bairo dos Grilos
Dili.
Jose Cristovao esplika katak, ho servisu
maka’as nia estrutura no militantes CNRT nian liu husi konsolidasaun partidu,
door to door, iha eleisaun Parlamentar ne’e, CNRT fia an ona no sei hetan
kadeira 45+1.
“CNRT la hakfodak ho partidu ne’ebe de’it hodi
bolu hamutuk ho sira, CNRT pronto ona kompete, tamba ami fiar an duni, sira
seluk la fiar an maka agora sadere ba Jose Ramos Horta ho Jacob Xavier,” nia
esklarese.
Nia mos hatutan, lider politiku balun ne’ebe
uza Xanana Gusmao nia naran hodi halo atividade kampanha ba sira nia partidu,
OJP-CNRT mos konsidera lider ne’e laiha moral no halo ona kampanha foer.
“Xanana Gusmao ne’e nia Partidu maka CNRT, laos
PD nian ka partidu seluk, sira ne’ebe uza naran Xanana Gusmao, hatudu momos tauk
figura ami nia Prezidenti partidu ne’e no aproveita ami nia lideransa, hodi
abosok eleitor CNRT nian para vota ba sira.
Antes ne’e, Vise Seklretariu Conselhu Politika
Nasional (CPN) Partidu Demokratiku nian, Antonio Ramos Naikoli koalia katak,
Partidu CNRT la fiar an, tanba ne’e maka preokupa ho afirmasaun politika ne’ebe
Jose Ramos Horta halo ho PD foin lalais ne’e.
Kamis, 31 Mei 2012
CDU honours East Timor Prime Minister
A man whose fight for freedom helped to liberate and re-build one of the
world’s newest nations has been honoured during Charles Darwin University’s
mid-year graduation ceremony.
Xanana Gusmão was integral in the 24-year struggle for independence for East
Timor. In 2002, he became the first President of the county he helped to
liberate, and now holds the office of Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic
of Timor-Leste.
A winner of numerous peace awards, Mr Gusmão has helped shape the fledgling
nation for more than 10 years since its independence, and was presented with his
Honorary Doctorate for nation building last night at the Darwin Convention
Centre.
Doctor of Letters, Honoris Causa H.E. Mr Kay Rala Xanana Gusmão also
delivered the Occasional Address at last night’s ceremony.
Thousands of VET and higher education students will mark the culmination of
their university studies at one of three mid-year CDU graduation ceremonies.
Last night’s ceremony recognised the academic achievements of students from
the Faculty of Engineering, Health, Science and the Environment, Menzies School
of Health Research, Faculty of VET School of Primary Industries and School of
VET Health, Community and Children Services.
Today’s ceremonies will recognise graduands from the Faculty of Law,
Education, Business and Arts, the Australian Centre for Indigenous Knowledges
and Education, Faculty of VET, School of Business and Service Industries and
School of Trades.
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Xanana Sai Dotor Onoris Iha Universidade Charles Darwin
Posting Husi : Josefa Parada
DILI—Primeiru Ministru (PM), Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao, Kuarta (30/5), aranka ba Australia (Darwin), hodi simu Onoris ba Iha Universidade Charles Darwin, no sei fila hikas mai Timor Leste (TL), Sesta (1/6).
DILI—Primeiru Ministru (PM), Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao, Kuarta (30/5), aranka ba Australia (Darwin), hodi simu Onoris ba Iha Universidade Charles Darwin, no sei fila hikas mai Timor Leste (TL), Sesta (1/6).
Onoris ne’ebe Xanana simu husi Universidade Charles Darwin Austrália, ne’e primeiru vez, sira intrega ba Xanana hodi rekoinese servisu ba kontruksaun estadu ne’ebe durante Xanana Gusmao halao.
Universidade ida ne’e konsidera mos Xanana Gusmao nudar mos lider fundador nasaun nian hamutuk ho lidera TL nebe konsege hakerek mos istoria barak konaba dezaviu hari nasaun foun TL.
Alende Xanana simu tiha, Onoris nia sei halao vizita servisu ba iha Australia, no fila fali mai TL, Sesta, 1 Junhu 2012. Informasaun kompletu iha STL Jornal no STL Web, edisaun Kinta (31/5). Oscar Salsinha.
Universidade ida ne’e konsidera mos Xanana Gusmao nudar mos lider fundador nasaun nian hamutuk ho lidera TL nebe konsege hakerek mos istoria barak konaba dezaviu hari nasaun foun TL.
Alende Xanana simu tiha, Onoris nia sei halao vizita servisu ba iha Australia, no fila fali mai TL, Sesta, 1 Junhu 2012. Informasaun kompletu iha STL Jornal no STL Web, edisaun Kinta (31/5). Oscar Salsinha.
Tinan 5 Governasaun Ukun, Progresu Desenvolvimentu Avansadu
Posting Husi : Josefa Parada
DILI- Representante povu iha uma fukun parlamentu Nasional (PN) husi Bankada CNRT komenta tinan lima (5) governasaun AMP, progresu desenvolvimentu avansadu. Maibe tuir opiniaun husi membru deputadu balun katak durante Governu AMP ukun tinan lima (5) nia laran, laiha susesu. Iha programa balun mak sei marka passu to’o oras ne’e.
Deputadu Aderito Hugo da Costa husi Bankada CNRT hateten impaktu progresu desenvolvimentu durante tinan 5 bo’ot tebes kompara iha tinan 2007. Aderito isplika iha 2007 ba kotuk famosu ho krize tinan rua 2002, 2004, 2006 no 2008.
Deputadu Aderito Hugo da Costa husi Bankada CNRT hateten impaktu progresu desenvolvimentu durante tinan 5 bo’ot tebes kompara iha tinan 2007. Aderito isplika iha 2007 ba kotuk famosu ho krize tinan rua 2002, 2004, 2006 no 2008.
“Ne’e progresu bo’ot ne’ebe konta valor orsamentu 3 Biloens ba asuntu sira hanesan ne’e hau senti progresu bo’ot tebes,” dehan Aderito Hugo ba STL iha edifisiu Parlamentu Nasional (PN), Kinta (31/5).
Problema infrastrutura Aderito dehan TL sidauk halo investimentu ida puru ba estrada. Estrada ne’ebe maka iha dehan halo manutensaun ba estrada antigus, maibe la halo konstruksaun Estrada. Informasaun kompletu iha STL Jornal no STL Web, edisaun Sesta (01/6). Jaime do Rosario
Problema infrastrutura Aderito dehan TL sidauk halo investimentu ida puru ba estrada. Estrada ne’ebe maka iha dehan halo manutensaun ba estrada antigus, maibe la halo konstruksaun Estrada. Informasaun kompletu iha STL Jornal no STL Web, edisaun Sesta (01/6). Jaime do Rosario
Selasa, 29 Mei 2012
CNRT Prontu Hakoak Militantes ASDT
Posting Husi : Josefa Parada
DILI_Partidu Congresso Nasional de Reconstrusaun de Timor Leste (CNRT), pronto hakuak militantes partidu ASDT ne’ebe Tribunal Rekursu (TR) liu husi nia desizaun kansela ASDT tuir eleisaun Parlamentar periodu 2012-2017 ne’ebe sei halao iha loron 7 fulan Jullho mai ne’e.
“Hau hanoin Maun Xanana ho CNRT tomak prontu atu hakoak militantes ASDT nia ne’ebe Tribunal Rekursu (TR) deklara katak, sira labele tuir iha eleisaun parlamentar,” hatete Sekertariu Jeral partidu CNRT Denisio Babo ba jornalista sira iha xede partidu CNRT Bairo Grilios, Dili Tersa (29/05).
Deonisio haktuir katak, durante governasaun AMP, militants ASDT hatene lalaok AMP nia ne’ebe lidera husi maun Bo’ot Xanana ho diak.
Antes ne’e iha loron (28/05) desizaun sai husi Tribunal Rekursu (TR) katak, estrutura partidu ASDT ne’ebe lidera husi Sekertariu Geral partidu ASDT Gil da Costa Alves la pasa ka la liu atu tuir iha eleisaun parlamentar tinan ida ne’e. Informasaun kompletu iha STL Jornal no STL Web, edisaun Kuarta (30/5). Natalia Moniz/Jasinta Sequeira
Deonisio haktuir katak, durante governasaun AMP, militants ASDT hatene lalaok AMP nia ne’ebe lidera husi maun Bo’ot Xanana ho diak.
Antes ne’e iha loron (28/05) desizaun sai husi Tribunal Rekursu (TR) katak, estrutura partidu ASDT ne’ebe lidera husi Sekertariu Geral partidu ASDT Gil da Costa Alves la pasa ka la liu atu tuir iha eleisaun parlamentar tinan ida ne’e. Informasaun kompletu iha STL Jornal no STL Web, edisaun Kuarta (30/5). Natalia Moniz/Jasinta Sequeira
Deklarasaun Horta, La Fo Influensia Votante CNRT
Posting Husi : Josefa Parada
DILI- Sekretariu Jeral (Sekjer) Partidu Congresu Nasional Reconstrusaun Timorense (CNRT), Deonisio Babo afirma, deklarasaun nebe’e fo sai husi eis Presidenti Republika, Jose Ramos Horta sei la fo influensia ba votante husi partidu CNRT iha elisaun parlamentar.
DILI- Sekretariu Jeral (Sekjer) Partidu Congresu Nasional Reconstrusaun Timorense (CNRT), Deonisio Babo afirma, deklarasaun nebe’e fo sai husi eis Presidenti Republika, Jose Ramos Horta sei la fo influensia ba votante husi partidu CNRT iha elisaun parlamentar.
Sekjer CNRT Dionisio Babo hateten prezensa eis Prezidenti Horta iha partidu Demokratiku (PD) sei la influenza votante CNRT, tamba hanesan partidu seluk, sira hatene ona sira nia massa iha baze.
“Hau hanoin ba CNRT ho partidu bo’ot seluk, prezensa maun Horta nian sei laiha impaktu Votasaun ba CNRT tanba ita hatene ona votus iha kraik, PD nian masa real ne’e iha ona, no CNRT masa real ne’e iha tia ona, nomos FRETILIN hatene ona ninia masa real,” hateten Sekjer partidu CNRT Deonisio Babo ba jornalista iha sede Bairo Dos Grilus Dili, Tersa (29/5).
Nia hatutan, CNRT nia baze de votantes ne’e laos ema arbiru, maibe ema hotu nebe’e konsiensia politika nebe’e diak teb-tebes, liu-liu konaba Dezemvolvimentu rai, politika no lideransa Nasional nebe’e maka partidu laiha.
Antes ne’e Prezidente PD, Fernando La Sama de araujo liu husi ninia deskursu, Domingu (27/5) iha serimonia tomada de posse ba strutura foun, PD nian iha Bidau, Dili, hatete, PD prontu atu hadau malu ho Partidu Fretilin, no CNRT iha eleisaun Parlamentar. Informasaun kompletu iha STL Jornal no STL Web, edisaun Kuarta (30/5). Jasinta Sequeira
“Hau hanoin ba CNRT ho partidu bo’ot seluk, prezensa maun Horta nian sei laiha impaktu Votasaun ba CNRT tanba ita hatene ona votus iha kraik, PD nian masa real ne’e iha ona, no CNRT masa real ne’e iha tia ona, nomos FRETILIN hatene ona ninia masa real,” hateten Sekjer partidu CNRT Deonisio Babo ba jornalista iha sede Bairo Dos Grilus Dili, Tersa (29/5).
Nia hatutan, CNRT nia baze de votantes ne’e laos ema arbiru, maibe ema hotu nebe’e konsiensia politika nebe’e diak teb-tebes, liu-liu konaba Dezemvolvimentu rai, politika no lideransa Nasional nebe’e maka partidu laiha.
Antes ne’e Prezidente PD, Fernando La Sama de araujo liu husi ninia deskursu, Domingu (27/5) iha serimonia tomada de posse ba strutura foun, PD nian iha Bidau, Dili, hatete, PD prontu atu hadau malu ho Partidu Fretilin, no CNRT iha eleisaun Parlamentar. Informasaun kompletu iha STL Jornal no STL Web, edisaun Kuarta (30/5). Jasinta Sequeira
CNRT Uza Imblema Prezidenti Partidu Iha Eleisaun parlamentar
Posting Husi : Josefa Parada
DILI_Partidu Congresso Nasional de Reconstrusaun de Timor Leste (CNRT), sei tau fotografia maun bo’ot Xanana Gusmao hanesan prezidenti partidu nian, ba iha emblema eleisaun parlamentar.
DILI_Partidu Congresso Nasional de Reconstrusaun de Timor Leste (CNRT), sei tau fotografia maun bo’ot Xanana Gusmao hanesan prezidenti partidu nian, ba iha emblema eleisaun parlamentar.
“ Bazeia ba iha konferensia nasional partidu CNRT iha loron 7 to’o 8 fulan Janeiro tinan ne’e, Partidu desidi ona katak, kona ba simbolu bandeira ho emblema partidu nian CNRT desidi katak, sei tau bandeira ho fotografia maun Bo’ot Xanana nia,” hateten Sekertariu Jeral partidu CNRT Denisio Babo ba jornalista sira iha xede partidu CNRT Bairo Grilios, Dili Tersa (29/05).
Emblema partidu ne’e dehan Deonisio, tama ona iha estatutu partidu, nune’e mos desizaun konferensia nasional ne’e, CNRT hato’o tiha ona ba iha Tribunal Rekursu (TR) no mos Comisaun Nasionmal das Eleisaun (CNE).
Parte seluk bainhira jornalista husu ba reprezentante partidu PSD, karik ho prezensa emblema prezidenti partidu CNRT Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao la sai amesa ba partidu seluk hodi kompete iha eleisaun parlamentar tanba hare’e ba figura?
Hatan ba preokupasaun ne’e deputada Maria Expostu husi bankada PSD dehan, “hakarak ka lakoi, amesa ka la amesa mos pasiensia ita hotu tenki avansa, se ita hotu hakarak kompete tanba ita nia nasaun demokratiku neduni nia mak bele amesa mos ita avansa nafatin,”dehan Maria. Informasaun kompletu iha STL Jornal no STL Web, edisaun Kuarta (30/5). Natalia Moniz
Emblema partidu ne’e dehan Deonisio, tama ona iha estatutu partidu, nune’e mos desizaun konferensia nasional ne’e, CNRT hato’o tiha ona ba iha Tribunal Rekursu (TR) no mos Comisaun Nasionmal das Eleisaun (CNE).
Parte seluk bainhira jornalista husu ba reprezentante partidu PSD, karik ho prezensa emblema prezidenti partidu CNRT Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao la sai amesa ba partidu seluk hodi kompete iha eleisaun parlamentar tanba hare’e ba figura?
Hatan ba preokupasaun ne’e deputada Maria Expostu husi bankada PSD dehan, “hakarak ka lakoi, amesa ka la amesa mos pasiensia ita hotu tenki avansa, se ita hotu hakarak kompete tanba ita nia nasaun demokratiku neduni nia mak bele amesa mos ita avansa nafatin,”dehan Maria. Informasaun kompletu iha STL Jornal no STL Web, edisaun Kuarta (30/5). Natalia Moniz
Konsolidasaun Partidu CNRT “Xanana Gusmao: So CNRT Maka Bele Hadia Povu Nia Moris”
Notisia Husi TVTL - Segunda Kalan, 28 Maiu
2012
Prezidenti Partidu CNRT Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao hateten,
Partidu CNRT iha tamba atu hadia povu nia moris, lider rezistensia ne’e hateten
katak, ukun aan povu tenki hetan moris diak.
Asuntu ne’e hato’o husi Prezidenti partidu CNRT
Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao wainhira hala’o konsolidasaun partidu Domingu horsehik
iha suku Kuluhun Distritu Dili, antes ahu konsolidasaun militante sira dada sae
bandeira Nasional no Bandeira Partidu CNRT nian.
Iha konsolidasaun ne’e, Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao hateten katak, Partidu CNRT iha atu hadia povu nia moris, tamba luta ba ukun rasik an atu sai moris diak.
“Atu hadia Povu tomak nia moris, atu hadia povu ida ne’e, foti rai ida ne’e, so CNRT maka bele dehan lao ba ne’eba? Mai ita lao ba oin, hodi ba povu nia moris diak,” dehan xanana Gusmao.
Xanana Gusmao informa liu tan katak, Partidu
CNRT iha laos atu hadau ukun maibe oinsa iha planu ne’ebe diak hodi lori povu no
nasaun ne’e ba moris diak no hakmatek ho pas atu nune’e estadu bele hala’odezenvolvimentu iha rai laran.
Konsolidasaun ne’e hetan partisipasaun diak
husi militante no simpatizante husi suku Kuluhun Distritu Dili.
Senin, 28 Mei 2012
CNRT Hato’o Parabens ba Povu Baguia
Posting Husi : Josefa Parada
BAGUIA- Lideransa Partidu Congressu Nasional Rekonstrusaun Timorense (CNRT) fo’o parabens ba povu Bagia, tamba ho sira nia eforsu, Baguia nia oan ida sai Prezidenti Republika atu kaer nasaun ne’e.
BAGUIA- Lideransa Partidu Congressu Nasional Rekonstrusaun Timorense (CNRT) fo’o parabens ba povu Bagia, tamba ho sira nia eforsu, Baguia nia oan ida sai Prezidenti Republika atu kaer nasaun ne’e.
Lideransa partidu CNRT Julio Tomas Pinto, hato’o parabens ba povu Baguia no husu nafatin povu ne’e nia apoiu atu servisu makas liu tan iha elisaun paralamentar, nune’e partidu CNRT bele servisu hamutuk ho prezidenti hare dezenvolvementu iha nasaun laran. “Tamba ne’e agora ami husu imi nia esforsu serviu makas liu tan, atu nune iha elisaun parlamentar agora Partidu CNRT kaer ukun, para Governu ho Presidenti servisu hamutuk ho hanoin ida deit, zere dezenvolvementu nasaun no povu ida nee bele lao ho susesu no hakmatek,” hateten Lideransa Partidu CNRT Julio Tomas Pinto, liu husi nia diskursu, wainhira halao konsolidasaun iha Suku Lavateri, Baguia, Sabadu (26/5).
Nia hatutan mesmu Prezidenti Taur Matan Ruak kandidata an indepedenti, maibe’e partidu CNRT hamrika iha kotuk fo’o seporta. Tamba partidu CNRT mehi atu kaer ukun mesak iha tinan 2012- 2017, maibe’e wainhira ukun, hakarak servisu hamutuk ho Presidenti Republika hodi lori nasaun nee ba future ho diak. Informasaun kompletu iha STL Jornal no STL Web, edisaun Tersa (29/5). Joao Anibal
Nia hatutan mesmu Prezidenti Taur Matan Ruak kandidata an indepedenti, maibe’e partidu CNRT hamrika iha kotuk fo’o seporta. Tamba partidu CNRT mehi atu kaer ukun mesak iha tinan 2012- 2017, maibe’e wainhira ukun, hakarak servisu hamutuk ho Presidenti Republika hodi lori nasaun nee ba future ho diak. Informasaun kompletu iha STL Jornal no STL Web, edisaun Tersa (29/5). Joao Anibal
Minggu, 27 Mei 2012
DEONISIO BABO: CNRT IDA AGORA MAI HUSI CNRT IDA ULUK
Dili; Iha
konsolidasaun Partidu CNRT nian iha Suku Lahane Osidental Sabadu, 26 de Maio
2012, sekretariu Geral Partidu CNRT DR.
Deonisio Babo hateten katak, Iha Partidu CNRT ida uluk nia mahon mak ita liberta
ita nia rai, hamutuk ho CNRT ida agora ita liberta ita nia povu. CNRT ida uluk
nudar Concelho nebe halibur Timor oan sira hodi liberta ita nia rai, CNRT ida
agora nudar Partidu nebe bolu Rekonstrusaun, atu rekonstroi hikas Timor Leste
hodi liberta ita nia povo.
Sekretariu
Geral ne’e hatutan liu tan katak, maun Xanana nudar lider Resistensia nian, mak
halo mudansas oin-oin durante resistensia, husi CRRN, ba CNRM ikus mai CNRT mak
iha 1999, ita deside nasaun nia vida.
“Ideia
halibur Timor oan sira mai husi kedas Resistensia, husi lider Resistensia nian
Kayrala Xanana Gusmao. Husi nia mak mosu mudansas Estrategiku oin-oin husi
CRRN, CNRM ikus mai CNRT nudar concelho unidade nasional nia mahon mak ita duni
Bapa Sai husi Timor.” Sekretariu Geral ne’e haktuir.
Deonisio
Babo mos hateten liu tan katak “Mai ita hamutuk ho CNRT ida agora, nebe ho
programa no vizaun klaru ba Nasaun no povu atu liberta ita nia povu. Se uluk
ita Fiar An hakat ba oin hodi deside ita nasaun nia vida, agora tenke Fiar An
atu deside futuru ita nia nasaun nian liu husi Partidu CNRT. Futuru ida nebe
ita mehi, futuru ida nebe CNRT mehi mak atu kria kondisaun hotu-hotu ba ita nia
labarik sira hodi moris hakmaktek agora no ba oin”.
“Iha
tinan 5 nebe ita liu dadaun, ita bolu periodu de Estabilizasaun, katak periodu
ida nebe ita buka atu estabiliza situasaun, tamba ita hotu hatene katak ita
hasoru situasaun ida nebe susar teb-tebes, povu barak mak halerik, tanis no iha
situasaun sofrimentu nia laran, tamba ne’e mak ita buka kria paz no estabilidade.
Lori uluk hakmatek ba ita nia povu. Tamba ne’e ita hotu bele senti hakmatek,
ita nia labarik sira mos sinti hakmatek iha liuron no iha Estrada durante tinan
5 nia laran”. Babo haktuir.
Ba
oin, CNRT nia programa importante 10 nebe ita bolu ukun fuan 10 Partidu CNRT
nian, nebe baze iha Planu Estrategiku Dezenvolvimentu Nasional. Programa hirak
ne’e mak hanesan: 1). Infrastrutura Basiku, 2). Hadia Ekonomia Povu nian, 3).
Tau Matan ba Setor Privadu, 4). Rekursu Humanus/Forma Timor oan sira, 5).
Administrasaun Publika, 6). Programa Desentralizasaun, 7). Tau matan ba Setor
Justisa, 8). Inklusaun Sosial/idozus, aleizadus, veteranus no antigus
kombatentes sira, 9) Paz no Estabilidade, 10). Relasaun Internasional. Fiar
katak, Wainhira CNRT kaer ukun iha tinan 5 nia laran, planu hirak nebe temi sai
iha leten sei bele lori lori povu sai husi kiak no mukit. (JC)
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