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Reconstrução de Timor após a brutal e destrutiva invasão Japonesa,durante a 2ª Guerra Mundial.
The reconstruction of Portuguese - Timor after the Japonese invasion during Word War II.
The special Portuguese police, the GNR, are more feared on the streets of Dili than the troops from New Zealand, Australia and Malaysia.
The international peace keepers, including the NZ contingent, continue to guard East Timor streets to avoid further clashes of unrest and violence in Dili that has killed more than 30 people in the troubled nation, but the silent partner in the East Timor peacekeeping operation backs up coalition forces in times of trouble.
At other times the GNR operates under its own rules.
Guarda Nacional Republicana - the Portuguese Republican National Guard - is a heavily armed rapid response unit, clad in black.
"GNR is a security force with military status...we don't belong to the armed forces or answer to cases of war or crisis, but we are a normal police force," says Commander Goncalo Carvalho.
The force has 129 soldiers, three riot squads, a swat team and armed investigators. They only answer to the Timorese government and are not part of the Australian-led coalition.
"We use only the necessary force to stop the problems," says Carvalho.
As the unrest and violence has erupted in Dili, the GNR are guns and roses - favorites with the Timorese who also fear them.
The team arrived in Timor almost a month after the New Zealand troops went in.
"They've trained differently...they do different things to us...they come from a different environment from us," says the senior officer with the NZ Defence Force contingent, Lieutenant Colonel Jeremy Harker.
And New Zealand troops can, and already have, called on the GNR for help.
"If there is a riot...they're contacted...and then we liaise with them at the point on the ground and they do their particular job which is quelling riots," Harker says.
Carvalho says it's very easy to work with the New Zealanders. "We have very good relations with the commander and with all personnel."
While the coalition can move the crowds back, the GNR specialize in it. When they are around trouble makers - local Timorese - flee the scene quickly
"They respect the GNR because they know how we work, we have been here in 2000 and 2002 on the United Nations mission and they know we are a riot unit," says Carvalho.
Now GNR will train Timor's next police squad under the watch of a new Timorese leader - former Foreign Minister Jose Ramos Horta.
- published: 31 Jul 2008
- views: 123694
Produção da Associação de Estudantes da ESDICA para a conferência com o professor Hipólito Sarmento sobre a invasão indonésia de Timor-Leste.
https://www.facebook.com/esdica.ae
- published: 10 Dec 2013
- views: 543
Aspecto das actividades diárias no Colegio de Soibada: Timor Portugues, meados dos anos 50.
Daily life at Soibada´s College in Portuguese Timor on the mid 1950´s.
- published: 08 Jun 2014
- views: 2743
Portuguese Timor
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- published: 24 Dec 2015
- views: 4
Scenes from Portuguese Timor in 1966, showing a relaxed atmosphere not seen these days.
- published: 27 Dec 2008
- views: 23873
Brazilian documentary about the Indonesian invasion and occupation of East Timor (with English subtitles).
Its title in Portuguese: Timor Leste - O Massacre que o mundo não viu
Also see John Pilger's documentary, East Timor - The Death of a Nation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u131DJl0SvE)
- published: 09 Mar 2011
- views: 27363
Brazilian documentary about the Indonesian invasion and occupation of East Timor (with English subtitles).
Its title in Portuguese: Timor Leste - O Massacre que o mundo não viu
Also see John Pilger's documentary, East Timor - The Death of a Nation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u131DJl0SvE)
- published: 17 Mar 2011
- views: 59974
Baucau is the second-largest city in East Timor, after Dili, the capital, which lies 122 km east of Dili. Baucau has about 16,000 inhabitants, and is the capital of Baucau, located in the eastern part of the country. In the times of Portuguese Timor, Baucau was called Vila Salazar, after the Portuguese dictator António de Oliveira Salazar.
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timor leste
- published: 17 Dec 2011
- views: 5580
International conference "Crossing histories and ethnographies: anthropology and the colonial archive in East Timor, that took place at the Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon, 1-2 July 2013.
Round table with:
» Claudine Friedberg (MNHN-Paris) 0:06:18
» David Hicks (Stony Brook University) 0:34:03
» Elizabeth Traube (Wesleyan University) 1:00:02
- published: 14 Nov 2013
- views: 273
The documentary shows efforts taken by the ILO's Skills Training for Gainful Employment Programme (STAGE) to boost the employability of the people of Timor-Leste, promote gainful employment, especially in rural areas, reduce poverty and promote economic growth. This programme is funded by the European Commission, as part of a larger UN programme on rural development managed by UNDP.
- published: 12 Aug 2011
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Portuguese Timor was the name of East Timor when it was under Portuguese control. During this period, Portugal shared the island of Timor with the Netherlands East Indies, and later with Indonesia.
The first Europeans to arrive in the region were Portuguese in 1515.[citation needed]Dominican friars established a presence on the island in 1556, and the territory was declared a Portuguese colony in 1702. Following a Lisbon-instigated decolonisation process in 1974, Indonesia invaded the territory in 1975 ending Portuguese rule. The invasion was never accepted by other countries so Portuguese Timor existed officially until independence of Timor-Leste in 2002.
Prior to the arrival of European colonial powers, the island of Timor was part of the trading networks that stretched between India and China and incorporating Maritime Southeast Asia. The island's large stands of fragrant sandalwood were its main commodity. The first European powers to arrive in the area were the Portuguese in the early sixteenth century followed by the Dutch in the late sixteenth century. Both came in search of the fabled Spice Islands of Maluku. Portuguese first landed near modern Pante Macassar,[citation needed] and in 1556 a group of Dominican friars established the village of Lifau.
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23:47Timor - Portugues/Portuguese-Timor earlier 50´s
Timor - Portugues/Portuguese-Timor earlier 50´sTimor - Portugues/Portuguese-Timor earlier 50´s
Reconstrução de Timor após a brutal e destrutiva invasão Japonesa,durante a 2ª Guerra Mundial. The reconstruction of Portuguese - Timor after the Japonese invasion during Word War II. -
3:00GNR - Portuguese force commands respect
GNR - Portuguese force commands respectGNR - Portuguese force commands respect
The special Portuguese police, the GNR, are more feared on the streets of Dili than the troops from New Zealand, Australia and Malaysia. The international peace keepers, including the NZ contingent, continue to guard East Timor streets to avoid further clashes of unrest and violence in Dili that has killed more than 30 people in the troubled nation, but the silent partner in the East Timor peacekeeping operation backs up coalition forces in times of trouble. At other times the GNR operates under its own rules. Guarda Nacional Republicana - the Portuguese Republican National Guard - is a heavily armed rapid response unit, clad in black. "GNR is a security force with military status...we don't belong to the armed forces or answer to cases of war or crisis, but we are a normal police force," says Commander Goncalo Carvalho. The force has 129 soldiers, three riot squads, a swat team and armed investigators. They only answer to the Timorese government and are not part of the Australian-led coalition. "We use only the necessary force to stop the problems," says Carvalho. As the unrest and violence has erupted in Dili, the GNR are guns and roses - favorites with the Timorese who also fear them. The team arrived in Timor almost a month after the New Zealand troops went in. "They've trained differently...they do different things to us...they come from a different environment from us," says the senior officer with the NZ Defence Force contingent, Lieutenant Colonel Jeremy Harker. And New Zealand troops can, and already have, called on the GNR for help. "If there is a riot...they're contacted...and then we liaise with them at the point on the ground and they do their particular job which is quelling riots," Harker says. Carvalho says it's very easy to work with the New Zealanders. "We have very good relations with the commander and with all personnel." While the coalition can move the crowds back, the GNR specialize in it. When they are around trouble makers - local Timorese - flee the scene quickly "They respect the GNR because they know how we work, we have been here in 2000 and 2002 on the United Nations mission and they know we are a riot unit," says Carvalho. Now GNR will train Timor's next police squad under the watch of a new Timorese leader - former Foreign Minister Jose Ramos Horta. -
4:34Timor - um pouco de Portugal no Pacífico
Timor - um pouco de Portugal no PacíficoTimor - um pouco de Portugal no Pacífico
Produção da Associação de Estudantes da ESDICA para a conferência com o professor Hipólito Sarmento sobre a invasão indonésia de Timor-Leste. https://www.facebook.com/esdica.ae -
8:45Colégio de Soibada /Soibada College - Portuguese Timor - 1953
Colégio de Soibada /Soibada College - Portuguese Timor - 1953Colégio de Soibada /Soibada College - Portuguese Timor - 1953
Aspecto das actividades diárias no Colegio de Soibada: Timor Portugues, meados dos anos 50. Daily life at Soibada´s College in Portuguese Timor on the mid 1950´s. -
10:24Portuguese Timor
Portuguese TimorPortuguese Timor
Portuguese Timor =======Image-Copyright-Info======= Image is in public domain Author-Info: Columbano Bordalo Pinheiro (1910; generic design); Vítor Luís Rodrigues; António Martins-Tuválkin (2004; this specific vector set: see sources) Image Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_Portugal.svg =======Image-Copyright-Info======== ☆Video is targeted to blind users Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA image source in video -
5:04Portuguese Timor 1966
Portuguese Timor 1966Portuguese Timor 1966
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42:38Portugueses Pelo Mundo - Dili, Timor | S07E01
Portugueses Pelo Mundo - Dili, Timor | S07E01 -
14:53Documentary - East Timor - The Unseen Massacre - Part 1
Documentary - East Timor - The Unseen Massacre - Part 1Documentary - East Timor - The Unseen Massacre - Part 1
Brazilian documentary about the Indonesian invasion and occupation of East Timor (with English subtitles). Its title in Portuguese: Timor Leste - O Massacre que o mundo não viu Also see John Pilger's documentary, East Timor - The Death of a Nation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u131DJl0SvE) -
14:53Documentary - East Timor - The Unseen Massacre - Part 4
Documentary - East Timor - The Unseen Massacre - Part 4Documentary - East Timor - The Unseen Massacre - Part 4
Brazilian documentary about the Indonesian invasion and occupation of East Timor (with English subtitles). Its title in Portuguese: Timor Leste - O Massacre que o mundo não viu Also see John Pilger's documentary, East Timor - The Death of a Nation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u131DJl0SvE) -
1:07Local market in Baucau, Timor
Local market in Baucau, TimorLocal market in Baucau, Timor
Baucau is the second-largest city in East Timor, after Dili, the capital, which lies 122 km east of Dili. Baucau has about 16,000 inhabitants, and is the capital of Baucau, located in the eastern part of the country. In the times of Portuguese Timor, Baucau was called Vila Salazar, after the Portuguese dictator António de Oliveira Salazar. Source - Wikipedia This footage is part of the professionally-shot stock footage archive of Wilderness Films India Ltd., the largest collection of imagery from South Asia. The Wilderness Films India collection comprises of thousands of hours of high quality broadcast imagery, mostly shot on HDCAM 1080i High Definition, HDV and Digital Betacam. Write to us for licensing this footage on a broadcast format, for use in your production! We pride ourselves in bringing the best of India and South Asia to the world... wfi @ vsnl.com and admin@wildfilmsindia.com. timor leste -
107:04Crossing Histories and Ethnographies - ANTHROPOLOGY IN "PORTUGUESE TIMOR": PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE
Crossing Histories and Ethnographies - ANTHROPOLOGY IN "PORTUGUESE TIMOR": PAST, PRESENT, FUTURECrossing Histories and Ethnographies - ANTHROPOLOGY IN "PORTUGUESE TIMOR": PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE
International conference "Crossing histories and ethnographies: anthropology and the colonial archive in East Timor, that took place at the Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon, 1-2 July 2013. Round table with: » Claudine Friedberg (MNHN-Paris) 0:06:18 » David Hicks (Stony Brook University) 0:34:03 » Elizabeth Traube (Wesleyan University) 1:00:02 -
17:00Timor-Leste: Getting People to Work and Work to People
Timor-Leste: Getting People to Work and Work to PeopleTimor-Leste: Getting People to Work and Work to People
The documentary shows efforts taken by the ILO's Skills Training for Gainful Employment Programme (STAGE) to boost the employability of the people of Timor-Leste, promote gainful employment, especially in rural areas, reduce poverty and promote economic growth. This programme is funded by the European Commission, as part of a larger UN programme on rural development managed by UNDP. -
15:33Intrervenção na Abertura da Conferência Portugal - Timor-Leste
Intrervenção na Abertura da Conferência Portugal - Timor-LesteIntrervenção na Abertura da Conferência Portugal - Timor-Leste
A Conferência Portugal-Timor-Leste é uma iniciativa da Assembleia da República e do Parlamento Nacional de Timor-Leste, através dos Grupos Parlamentares de Amizade entre os dois países. A sessão de abertura, que teve lugar no passado dia 15 de junho, contou com a presença da Presidente da Assembleia da República, Maria da Assunção Esteves, e do Presidente do Parlamento Nacional de Timor-Leste, Vicente da Silva Guterres. -
2:36PORTUGAL: LISBON: CONCERT FOR EAST TIMOR
PORTUGAL: LISBON: CONCERT FOR EAST TIMORPORTUGAL: LISBON: CONCERT FOR EAST TIMOR
Eng/Portu/Nat Thousands of people attended a concert for East Timor in the Portuguese capital, Lisbon, on Saturday night. Portugal has been outspoken in its criticisms of Indonesia over the bloodshed in its former colony and support for a multinational peacekeeping force is widespread. On Saturday the Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Guterres said a peacekeeping force should be sent immediately to restore security in the territory, even without a U-N mandate, The Portuguese feel a strong bond with the people of East Timor and on Saturday came together to show their solidarity with them. Thousands attended a concert for East Timor in the country's capital Lisbon. Ordinary Portuguese have been showing their support for the Timorese ever since August's U-N referendum on independence. White sheets have been hung from windows across the country as part of a campaign of support and pro-independence car stickers have proved popular. On Saturday night there were repeated calls for a peacekeeping force to be sent to the province. VOXPOP: (Portuguese) "I think we are here to show our solidarity with the people of East Timor. They are suffering a lot. The importance of this event is to see if we can convince the international community to send a peace force to Timor. They need it." SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) "This is very important. This shows, this reflects everything that we feel for the people of East Timor. I never thought Portugal could do so much. It's incredible. It's incredible." SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop After the concert many of those attending took part in a candlelit parade, and then arranged the candles in the shape of a cross. The Portuguese government has been among the most outspoken of those calling for a multi national peacekeeping force for the province. It has even suggested a force could be sent in without a U-N mandate. On Saturday the Portuguese Prime Minister compared what is happening in the province to the recent events in Kosovo. SOUNDBITE: (English) "The question is whether the will of a people can be destroyed by the force of the gun, whether ethnic cleansing is acceptable in modern times. It was not accepted by the international community in Kosovo, it cannot be accepted in East Timor." SUPER CAPTION: Antonio Guterres, Portuguese Prime Minister On Sunday thousands of Portuguese are again expected to turn out, to attend a mass given by Bishop Carlos Belo, East Timor's spiritual leader. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/5482023d08aa483685ad6b438fefbc18 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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- Machilipatnam
- Madagascar
- Madeira
- Madha
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- Malay language
- Maldives
- Malindi
- Maluku islands
- Maluku Islands
- Manama
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- Mehdya
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- Muharraq
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- Barbados
- Battle of Timor
- Beypore
- Bidiyah
- Bioko
- Bissau
- Cacheu
- Ceuta
- Chaul
- Chittagong
- Coloane
- Colonial Brazil
- Daman and Diu
- Dejima
- Dili
- East Timor
- El Jadida
- Elmina
- Empire of Japan
- Essaouira
- Goa
- Graciosa fortress
- Hengqin New Area
- Indonesia
- Kalba
- Kannur
- Khasab
- Khor Fakkan
- Kilwa Kisiwani
- Kochi
- Kodungallur
- Kollam
- Lakshadweep
- Larantuka
- Lifau
- Macau
- Machilipatnam
- Madagascar
- Madha
- Makassar
- Maldives
- Malindi
- Maluku Islands
- Maluku islands
- Manama
- Mangalore
- Mascarene Islands
- Mehdya
- Mombasa
- Muharraq
- Mumbai
- Muttrah
- Mylapore
- Nova Scotia
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- Ouadane
- Pante Macassar
- Ponnani
- Portas do Cerco
- Portugal
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- Portuguese India
- Portuguese Malacca
- Portuguese Timor
- Pulicat
- Qalhat
- Qatif
- Qeshm
- Saint Helena
- Salsette Island
- Sohar
- Solor
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- Surat
- São Tomé Island
- Taipa
- Tangier
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Timor - Portugues/Portuguese-Timor earlier 50´s
Reconstrução de Timor após a brutal e destrutiva invasão Japonesa,durante a 2ª Guerra Mundial. The reconstruction of Portuguese - Timor after the Japonese invasion during Word War II. -
GNR - Portuguese force commands respect
The special Portuguese police, the GNR, are more feared on the streets of Dili than the troops from New Zealand, Australia and Malaysia. The international peace keepers, including the NZ contingent, continue to guard East Timor streets to avoid further clashes of unrest and violence in Dili that has killed more than 30 people in the troubled nation, but the silent partner in the East Timor peacekeeping operation backs up coalition forces in times of trouble. At other times the GNR operates under its own rules. Guarda Nacional Republicana - the Portuguese Republican National Guard - is a heavily armed rapid response unit, clad in black. "GNR is a security force with military status...we don't belong to the armed forces or answer to cases of war or crisis, but we are a normal police forc... -
Timor - um pouco de Portugal no Pacífico
Produção da Associação de Estudantes da ESDICA para a conferência com o professor Hipólito Sarmento sobre a invasão indonésia de Timor-Leste. https://www.facebook.com/esdica.ae -
Colégio de Soibada /Soibada College - Portuguese Timor - 1953
Aspecto das actividades diárias no Colegio de Soibada: Timor Portugues, meados dos anos 50. Daily life at Soibada´s College in Portuguese Timor on the mid 1950´s. -
Portuguese Timor
Portuguese Timor =======Image-Copyright-Info======= Image is in public domain Author-Info: Columbano Bordalo Pinheiro (1910; generic design); Vítor Luís Rodrigues; António Martins-Tuválkin (2004; this specific vector set: see sources) Image Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_Portugal.svg =======Image-Copyright-Info======== ☆Video is targeted to blind users Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA image source in video -
Portuguese Timor 1966
Scenes from Portuguese Timor in 1966, showing a relaxed atmosphere not seen these days. -
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Documentary - East Timor - The Unseen Massacre - Part 1
Brazilian documentary about the Indonesian invasion and occupation of East Timor (with English subtitles). Its title in Portuguese: Timor Leste - O Massacre que o mundo não viu Also see John Pilger's documentary, East Timor - The Death of a Nation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u131DJl0SvE) -
Documentary - East Timor - The Unseen Massacre - Part 4
Brazilian documentary about the Indonesian invasion and occupation of East Timor (with English subtitles). Its title in Portuguese: Timor Leste - O Massacre que o mundo não viu Also see John Pilger's documentary, East Timor - The Death of a Nation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u131DJl0SvE) -
Local market in Baucau, Timor
Baucau is the second-largest city in East Timor, after Dili, the capital, which lies 122 km east of Dili. Baucau has about 16,000 inhabitants, and is the capital of Baucau, located in the eastern part of the country. In the times of Portuguese Timor, Baucau was called Vila Salazar, after the Portuguese dictator António de Oliveira Salazar. Source - Wikipedia This footage is part of the professionally-shot stock footage archive of Wilderness Films India Ltd., the largest collection of imagery from South Asia. The Wilderness Films India collection comprises of thousands of hours of high quality broadcast imagery, mostly shot on HDCAM 1080i High Definition, HDV and Digital Betacam. Write to us for licensing this footage on a broadcast format, for use in your production! We pride ourselves i... -
Crossing Histories and Ethnographies - ANTHROPOLOGY IN "PORTUGUESE TIMOR": PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE
International conference "Crossing histories and ethnographies: anthropology and the colonial archive in East Timor, that took place at the Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon, 1-2 July 2013. Round table with: » Claudine Friedberg (MNHN-Paris) 0:06:18 » David Hicks (Stony Brook University) 0:34:03 » Elizabeth Traube (Wesleyan University) 1:00:02 -
Timor-Leste: Getting People to Work and Work to People
The documentary shows efforts taken by the ILO's Skills Training for Gainful Employment Programme (STAGE) to boost the employability of the people of Timor-Leste, promote gainful employment, especially in rural areas, reduce poverty and promote economic growth. This programme is funded by the European Commission, as part of a larger UN programme on rural development managed by UNDP. -
Intrervenção na Abertura da Conferência Portugal - Timor-Leste
A Conferência Portugal-Timor-Leste é uma iniciativa da Assembleia da República e do Parlamento Nacional de Timor-Leste, através dos Grupos Parlamentares de Amizade entre os dois países. A sessão de abertura, que teve lugar no passado dia 15 de junho, contou com a presença da Presidente da Assembleia da República, Maria da Assunção Esteves, e do Presidente do Parlamento Nacional de Timor-Leste, Vicente da Silva Guterres. -
PORTUGAL: LISBON: CONCERT FOR EAST TIMOR
Eng/Portu/Nat Thousands of people attended a concert for East Timor in the Portuguese capital, Lisbon, on Saturday night. Portugal has been outspoken in its criticisms of Indonesia over the bloodshed in its former colony and support for a multinational peacekeeping force is widespread. On Saturday the Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Guterres said a peacekeeping force should be sent immediately to restore security in the territory, even without a U-N mandate, The Portuguese feel a strong bond with the people of East Timor and on Saturday came together to show their solidarity with them. Thousands attended a concert for East Timor in the country's capital Lisbon. Ordinary Portuguese have been showing their support for the Timorese ever since August's U-N referendum on i... -
Cooperação para a educação em Timor-Leste | Sala de Notícias - Canal Futura
Depois de 24 anos de ocupação indonésia, a partir de 2002, com a independência, Timor-Leste assumiu o tetum e o português como línguas oficiais. Hoje, a grande prioridade na área da educação é a formação de professores capazes e ensinar o português e as disciplinas básicas. E nesse esforço, a jovem nação conta com o apoio dos Professores das Cooperações Portuguesa e Brasileira. Atuando lado a lado de seus colegas timorenses em escolas secundárias, universidades e instituições de ensino e pesquisa, com muito humor e através de exemplos práticos, os Professores de Portugal e do Brasil promovem a formação de novos quadros. -
Benvinda de Jesus - Royals - The Voice Kids
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East Timor Hero Xanana Gusmao In Portugal, Part 2 of 5
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7 facts about East Timor
Learn, Share, Subscribe ------------------------------------------------ Watch the Asian series here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbZJ71IJGFRRGIkTyr4u371Fx6e88Qx2N Here is the European Series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbZJ71IJGFRTa_XMM9a4hDh2Yo9CsZzOR Follow: https://plus.google.com/+blinder00 https://twitter.com/Sebastian2Go https://www.facebook.com/official7facts ------------------------------------------------ In this brief video you can find seven little known facts about East Timor. More information about the video content bellow: 1. The first new nation of the 21st century is located in Southeast Asia, just north of Australia. A Portuguese colony from the 17th century until 1975, Timor-Leste shares the island of Timor with Indonesia. When the Portuguese le... -
Local fish market in Baucau, Timor
Baucau is the second-largest city in East Timor, after Dili, the capital, which lies 122 km east of Dili. Baucau has about 16,000 inhabitants, and is the capital of Baucau, located in the eastern part of the country. In the times of Portuguese Timor, Baucau was called Vila Salazar, after the Portuguese dictator António de Oliveira Salazar. Source - Wikipedia This footage is part of the professionally-shot stock footage archive of Wilderness Films India Ltd., the largest collection of imagery from South Asia. The Wilderness Films India collection comprises of thousands of hours of high quality broadcast imagery, mostly shot on HDCAM 1080i High Definition, HDV and Digital Betacam. Write to us for licensing this footage on a broadcast format, for use in your production! We pride ourselves i... -
Timor-Leste preserva história com edição de 13 livros sobre património português
O governo de Timor-Leste está a fazer o levantamento do património português pelos 13 distritos do país para editar uma coleção de livros que preservem a história, disse hoje a diretora-geral de Arte e Cultura, Cecília Assis. Imagem e edição: Isabel Marisa Serafim Agência Lusa - 2014 Direitos Reservados -
Dili - East Timor's capital city and Asia's most unsung destination
East Timor is home to Dili, one of a few cities where coral reefs are just steps from the city center...and where traces of a Portuguese colony remain amidst the vibrant Asia-Pacific ethnic culture. The Destination Thailand team was given the rare opportunity to visit East Timor on special assignment. -
UK: PORTUGUESE & INDONESIAN TALKS OVER EAST TIMOR END WITHOUT DEAL
Natural Sound Talks between Portugal and Indonesia aimed at solving the continued dispute over East Timor have broken up in London without reaching a deal. It was the seventh round of United Nations brokered negotiations to break the deadlock surrounding the future of the former Portuguese colony. The discussions come amid renewed clashes in East Timor between rebels seeking independence and the Indonesian army. The Portuguese and Indonesian foreign ministers shake hands, albeit rather warily, at the start of the London talks - the seventh attempt to resolve the future of East Timor. For Lisbon's Foreign Minister, Jaime Gama, it was his first time leading the negotiations following his socialist party's victory in the Portuguese elections three months ago. The Indones...
Timor - Portugues/Portuguese-Timor earlier 50´s
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- Duration: 23:47
- Updated: 12 Nov 2013
- views: 16408
Reconstrução de Timor após a brutal e destrutiva invasão Japonesa,durante a 2ª Guerra Mundial.
The reconstruction of Portuguese - Timor after the Japonese invas...
Reconstrução de Timor após a brutal e destrutiva invasão Japonesa,durante a 2ª Guerra Mundial.
The reconstruction of Portuguese - Timor after the Japonese invasion during Word War II.
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Reconstrução de Timor após a brutal e destrutiva invasão Japonesa,durante a 2ª Guerra Mundial.
The reconstruction of Portuguese - Timor after the Japonese invasion during Word War II.
- published: 12 Nov 2013
- views: 16408
GNR - Portuguese force commands respect
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- Duration: 3:00
- Updated: 31 Jul 2008
- views: 123694
The special Portuguese police, the GNR, are more feared on the streets of Dili than the troops from New Zealand, Australia and Malaysia.
The international peac...
The special Portuguese police, the GNR, are more feared on the streets of Dili than the troops from New Zealand, Australia and Malaysia.
The international peace keepers, including the NZ contingent, continue to guard East Timor streets to avoid further clashes of unrest and violence in Dili that has killed more than 30 people in the troubled nation, but the silent partner in the East Timor peacekeeping operation backs up coalition forces in times of trouble.
At other times the GNR operates under its own rules.
Guarda Nacional Republicana - the Portuguese Republican National Guard - is a heavily armed rapid response unit, clad in black.
"GNR is a security force with military status...we don't belong to the armed forces or answer to cases of war or crisis, but we are a normal police force," says Commander Goncalo Carvalho.
The force has 129 soldiers, three riot squads, a swat team and armed investigators. They only answer to the Timorese government and are not part of the Australian-led coalition.
"We use only the necessary force to stop the problems," says Carvalho.
As the unrest and violence has erupted in Dili, the GNR are guns and roses - favorites with the Timorese who also fear them.
The team arrived in Timor almost a month after the New Zealand troops went in.
"They've trained differently...they do different things to us...they come from a different environment from us," says the senior officer with the NZ Defence Force contingent, Lieutenant Colonel Jeremy Harker.
And New Zealand troops can, and already have, called on the GNR for help.
"If there is a riot...they're contacted...and then we liaise with them at the point on the ground and they do their particular job which is quelling riots," Harker says.
Carvalho says it's very easy to work with the New Zealanders. "We have very good relations with the commander and with all personnel."
While the coalition can move the crowds back, the GNR specialize in it. When they are around trouble makers - local Timorese - flee the scene quickly
"They respect the GNR because they know how we work, we have been here in 2000 and 2002 on the United Nations mission and they know we are a riot unit," says Carvalho.
Now GNR will train Timor's next police squad under the watch of a new Timorese leader - former Foreign Minister Jose Ramos Horta.
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The special Portuguese police, the GNR, are more feared on the streets of Dili than the troops from New Zealand, Australia and Malaysia.
The international peace keepers, including the NZ contingent, continue to guard East Timor streets to avoid further clashes of unrest and violence in Dili that has killed more than 30 people in the troubled nation, but the silent partner in the East Timor peacekeeping operation backs up coalition forces in times of trouble.
At other times the GNR operates under its own rules.
Guarda Nacional Republicana - the Portuguese Republican National Guard - is a heavily armed rapid response unit, clad in black.
"GNR is a security force with military status...we don't belong to the armed forces or answer to cases of war or crisis, but we are a normal police force," says Commander Goncalo Carvalho.
The force has 129 soldiers, three riot squads, a swat team and armed investigators. They only answer to the Timorese government and are not part of the Australian-led coalition.
"We use only the necessary force to stop the problems," says Carvalho.
As the unrest and violence has erupted in Dili, the GNR are guns and roses - favorites with the Timorese who also fear them.
The team arrived in Timor almost a month after the New Zealand troops went in.
"They've trained differently...they do different things to us...they come from a different environment from us," says the senior officer with the NZ Defence Force contingent, Lieutenant Colonel Jeremy Harker.
And New Zealand troops can, and already have, called on the GNR for help.
"If there is a riot...they're contacted...and then we liaise with them at the point on the ground and they do their particular job which is quelling riots," Harker says.
Carvalho says it's very easy to work with the New Zealanders. "We have very good relations with the commander and with all personnel."
While the coalition can move the crowds back, the GNR specialize in it. When they are around trouble makers - local Timorese - flee the scene quickly
"They respect the GNR because they know how we work, we have been here in 2000 and 2002 on the United Nations mission and they know we are a riot unit," says Carvalho.
Now GNR will train Timor's next police squad under the watch of a new Timorese leader - former Foreign Minister Jose Ramos Horta.
- published: 31 Jul 2008
- views: 123694
Timor - um pouco de Portugal no Pacífico
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- Duration: 4:34
- Updated: 10 Dec 2013
- views: 543
Produção da Associação de Estudantes da ESDICA para a conferência com o professor Hipólito Sarmento sobre a invasão indonésia de Timor-Leste.
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Produção da Associação de Estudantes da ESDICA para a conferência com o professor Hipólito Sarmento sobre a invasão indonésia de Timor-Leste.
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Produção da Associação de Estudantes da ESDICA para a conferência com o professor Hipólito Sarmento sobre a invasão indonésia de Timor-Leste.
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- published: 10 Dec 2013
- views: 543
Colégio de Soibada /Soibada College - Portuguese Timor - 1953
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- Duration: 8:45
- Updated: 08 Jun 2014
- views: 2743
Aspecto das actividades diárias no Colegio de Soibada: Timor Portugues, meados dos anos 50.
Daily life at Soibada´s College in Portuguese Timor on the mid 1950...
Aspecto das actividades diárias no Colegio de Soibada: Timor Portugues, meados dos anos 50.
Daily life at Soibada´s College in Portuguese Timor on the mid 1950´s.
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Aspecto das actividades diárias no Colegio de Soibada: Timor Portugues, meados dos anos 50.
Daily life at Soibada´s College in Portuguese Timor on the mid 1950´s.
- published: 08 Jun 2014
- views: 2743
Portuguese Timor
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- Duration: 10:24
- Updated: 24 Dec 2015
- views: 4
Portuguese Timor
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- published: 24 Dec 2015
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Portuguese Timor 1966
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- Duration: 5:04
- Updated: 27 Dec 2008
- views: 23873
Scenes from Portuguese Timor in 1966, showing a relaxed atmosphere not seen these days.
Scenes from Portuguese Timor in 1966, showing a relaxed atmosphere not seen these days.
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Scenes from Portuguese Timor in 1966, showing a relaxed atmosphere not seen these days.
- published: 27 Dec 2008
- views: 23873
Portugueses Pelo Mundo - Dili, Timor | S07E01
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- Duration: 42:38
- Updated: 20 Feb 2015
- views: 10943
Documentary - East Timor - The Unseen Massacre - Part 1
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- Duration: 14:53
- Updated: 09 Mar 2011
- views: 27363
Brazilian documentary about the Indonesian invasion and occupation of East Timor (with English subtitles).
Its title in Portuguese: Timor Leste - O Massacre q...
Brazilian documentary about the Indonesian invasion and occupation of East Timor (with English subtitles).
Its title in Portuguese: Timor Leste - O Massacre que o mundo não viu
Also see John Pilger's documentary, East Timor - The Death of a Nation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u131DJl0SvE)
wn.com/Documentary East Timor The Unseen Massacre Part 1
Brazilian documentary about the Indonesian invasion and occupation of East Timor (with English subtitles).
Its title in Portuguese: Timor Leste - O Massacre que o mundo não viu
Also see John Pilger's documentary, East Timor - The Death of a Nation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u131DJl0SvE)
- published: 09 Mar 2011
- views: 27363
Documentary - East Timor - The Unseen Massacre - Part 4
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- Duration: 14:53
- Updated: 17 Mar 2011
- views: 59974
Brazilian documentary about the Indonesian invasion and occupation of East Timor (with English subtitles).
Its title in Portuguese: Timor Leste - O Massacre qu...
Brazilian documentary about the Indonesian invasion and occupation of East Timor (with English subtitles).
Its title in Portuguese: Timor Leste - O Massacre que o mundo não viu
Also see John Pilger's documentary, East Timor - The Death of a Nation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u131DJl0SvE)
wn.com/Documentary East Timor The Unseen Massacre Part 4
Brazilian documentary about the Indonesian invasion and occupation of East Timor (with English subtitles).
Its title in Portuguese: Timor Leste - O Massacre que o mundo não viu
Also see John Pilger's documentary, East Timor - The Death of a Nation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u131DJl0SvE)
- published: 17 Mar 2011
- views: 59974
Local market in Baucau, Timor
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- Duration: 1:07
- Updated: 17 Dec 2011
- views: 5580
Baucau is the second-largest city in East Timor, after Dili, the capital, which lies 122 km east of Dili. Baucau has about 16,000 inhabitants, and is the capita...
Baucau is the second-largest city in East Timor, after Dili, the capital, which lies 122 km east of Dili. Baucau has about 16,000 inhabitants, and is the capital of Baucau, located in the eastern part of the country. In the times of Portuguese Timor, Baucau was called Vila Salazar, after the Portuguese dictator António de Oliveira Salazar.
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This footage is part of the professionally-shot stock footage archive of Wilderness Films India Ltd., the largest collection of imagery from South Asia. The Wilderness Films India collection comprises of thousands of hours of high quality broadcast imagery, mostly shot on HDCAM 1080i High Definition, HDV and Digital Betacam. Write to us for licensing this footage on a broadcast format, for use in your production! We pride ourselves in bringing the best of India and South Asia to the world... wfi @ vsnl.com and admin@wildfilmsindia.com.
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Baucau is the second-largest city in East Timor, after Dili, the capital, which lies 122 km east of Dili. Baucau has about 16,000 inhabitants, and is the capital of Baucau, located in the eastern part of the country. In the times of Portuguese Timor, Baucau was called Vila Salazar, after the Portuguese dictator António de Oliveira Salazar.
Source - Wikipedia
This footage is part of the professionally-shot stock footage archive of Wilderness Films India Ltd., the largest collection of imagery from South Asia. The Wilderness Films India collection comprises of thousands of hours of high quality broadcast imagery, mostly shot on HDCAM 1080i High Definition, HDV and Digital Betacam. Write to us for licensing this footage on a broadcast format, for use in your production! We pride ourselves in bringing the best of India and South Asia to the world... wfi @ vsnl.com and admin@wildfilmsindia.com.
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- published: 17 Dec 2011
- views: 5580
Crossing Histories and Ethnographies - ANTHROPOLOGY IN "PORTUGUESE TIMOR": PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE
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- Duration: 107:04
- Updated: 14 Nov 2013
- views: 273
International conference "Crossing histories and ethnographies: anthropology and the colonial archive in East Timor, that took place at the Institute of Social ...
International conference "Crossing histories and ethnographies: anthropology and the colonial archive in East Timor, that took place at the Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon, 1-2 July 2013.
Round table with:
» Claudine Friedberg (MNHN-Paris) 0:06:18
» David Hicks (Stony Brook University) 0:34:03
» Elizabeth Traube (Wesleyan University) 1:00:02
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International conference "Crossing histories and ethnographies: anthropology and the colonial archive in East Timor, that took place at the Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon, 1-2 July 2013.
Round table with:
» Claudine Friedberg (MNHN-Paris) 0:06:18
» David Hicks (Stony Brook University) 0:34:03
» Elizabeth Traube (Wesleyan University) 1:00:02
- published: 14 Nov 2013
- views: 273
Timor-Leste: Getting People to Work and Work to People
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- Duration: 17:00
- Updated: 12 Aug 2011
- views: 5558
The documentary shows efforts taken by the ILO's Skills Training for Gainful Employment Programme (STAGE) to boost the employability of the people of Timor-Lest...
The documentary shows efforts taken by the ILO's Skills Training for Gainful Employment Programme (STAGE) to boost the employability of the people of Timor-Leste, promote gainful employment, especially in rural areas, reduce poverty and promote economic growth. This programme is funded by the European Commission, as part of a larger UN programme on rural development managed by UNDP.
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The documentary shows efforts taken by the ILO's Skills Training for Gainful Employment Programme (STAGE) to boost the employability of the people of Timor-Leste, promote gainful employment, especially in rural areas, reduce poverty and promote economic growth. This programme is funded by the European Commission, as part of a larger UN programme on rural development managed by UNDP.
- published: 12 Aug 2011
- views: 5558
Intrervenção na Abertura da Conferência Portugal - Timor-Leste
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- Duration: 15:33
- Updated: 25 Jun 2015
- views: 91
A Conferência Portugal-Timor-Leste é uma iniciativa da Assembleia da República e do Parlamento Nacional de Timor-Leste, através dos Grupos Parlamentares de Ami...
A Conferência Portugal-Timor-Leste é uma iniciativa da Assembleia da República e do Parlamento Nacional de Timor-Leste, através dos Grupos Parlamentares de Amizade entre os dois países.
A sessão de abertura, que teve lugar no passado dia 15 de junho, contou com a presença da Presidente da Assembleia da República, Maria da Assunção Esteves, e do Presidente do Parlamento Nacional de Timor-Leste, Vicente da Silva Guterres.
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A Conferência Portugal-Timor-Leste é uma iniciativa da Assembleia da República e do Parlamento Nacional de Timor-Leste, através dos Grupos Parlamentares de Amizade entre os dois países.
A sessão de abertura, que teve lugar no passado dia 15 de junho, contou com a presença da Presidente da Assembleia da República, Maria da Assunção Esteves, e do Presidente do Parlamento Nacional de Timor-Leste, Vicente da Silva Guterres.
- published: 25 Jun 2015
- views: 91
PORTUGAL: LISBON: CONCERT FOR EAST TIMOR
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- Duration: 2:36
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 937
Eng/Portu/Nat
Thousands of people attended a concert for East Timor in the Portuguese capital, Lisbon, on Saturday night.
Portugal has been outspoken in...
Eng/Portu/Nat
Thousands of people attended a concert for East Timor in the Portuguese capital, Lisbon, on Saturday night.
Portugal has been outspoken in its criticisms of Indonesia over the bloodshed in its former colony and support for a multinational peacekeeping force is widespread.
On Saturday the Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Guterres said a peacekeeping force should be sent immediately to restore security in the territory, even without a U-N mandate,
The Portuguese feel a strong bond with the people of East Timor and on Saturday came together to show their solidarity with them.
Thousands attended a concert for East Timor in the country's capital Lisbon.
Ordinary Portuguese have been showing their support for the Timorese ever since August's U-N referendum on independence.
White sheets have been hung from windows across the country as part of a campaign of support and pro-independence car stickers have proved popular.
On Saturday night there were repeated calls for a peacekeeping force to be sent to the province.
VOXPOP: (Portuguese)
"I think we are here to show our solidarity with the people of East Timor. They are suffering a lot. The importance of this event is to see if we can convince the international community to send a peace force to Timor. They need it."
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese)
"This is very important. This shows, this reflects everything that we feel for the people of East Timor. I never thought Portugal could do so much. It's incredible. It's incredible."
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
After the concert many of those attending took part in a candlelit parade, and then arranged the candles in the shape of a cross.
The Portuguese government has been among the most outspoken of those calling for a multi national peacekeeping force for the province.
It has even suggested a force could be sent in without a U-N mandate.
On Saturday the Portuguese Prime Minister compared what is happening in the province to the recent events in Kosovo.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The question is whether the will of a people can be destroyed by the force of the gun, whether ethnic cleansing is acceptable in modern times. It was not accepted by the international community in Kosovo, it cannot be accepted in East Timor."
SUPER CAPTION: Antonio Guterres, Portuguese Prime Minister
On Sunday thousands of Portuguese are again expected to turn out, to attend a mass given by Bishop Carlos Belo, East Timor's spiritual leader.
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Thousands of people attended a concert for East Timor in the Portuguese capital, Lisbon, on Saturday night.
Portugal has been outspoken in its criticisms of Indonesia over the bloodshed in its former colony and support for a multinational peacekeeping force is widespread.
On Saturday the Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Guterres said a peacekeeping force should be sent immediately to restore security in the territory, even without a U-N mandate,
The Portuguese feel a strong bond with the people of East Timor and on Saturday came together to show their solidarity with them.
Thousands attended a concert for East Timor in the country's capital Lisbon.
Ordinary Portuguese have been showing their support for the Timorese ever since August's U-N referendum on independence.
White sheets have been hung from windows across the country as part of a campaign of support and pro-independence car stickers have proved popular.
On Saturday night there were repeated calls for a peacekeeping force to be sent to the province.
VOXPOP: (Portuguese)
"I think we are here to show our solidarity with the people of East Timor. They are suffering a lot. The importance of this event is to see if we can convince the international community to send a peace force to Timor. They need it."
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese)
"This is very important. This shows, this reflects everything that we feel for the people of East Timor. I never thought Portugal could do so much. It's incredible. It's incredible."
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
After the concert many of those attending took part in a candlelit parade, and then arranged the candles in the shape of a cross.
The Portuguese government has been among the most outspoken of those calling for a multi national peacekeeping force for the province.
It has even suggested a force could be sent in without a U-N mandate.
On Saturday the Portuguese Prime Minister compared what is happening in the province to the recent events in Kosovo.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The question is whether the will of a people can be destroyed by the force of the gun, whether ethnic cleansing is acceptable in modern times. It was not accepted by the international community in Kosovo, it cannot be accepted in East Timor."
SUPER CAPTION: Antonio Guterres, Portuguese Prime Minister
On Sunday thousands of Portuguese are again expected to turn out, to attend a mass given by Bishop Carlos Belo, East Timor's spiritual leader.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/5482023d08aa483685ad6b438fefbc18
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 937
Cooperação para a educação em Timor-Leste | Sala de Notícias - Canal Futura
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- Duration: 13:00
- Updated: 09 Mar 2015
- views: 3721
Depois de 24 anos de ocupação indonésia, a partir de 2002, com a independência, Timor-Leste assumiu o tetum e o português como línguas oficiais. Hoje, a grande ...
Depois de 24 anos de ocupação indonésia, a partir de 2002, com a independência, Timor-Leste assumiu o tetum e o português como línguas oficiais. Hoje, a grande prioridade na área da educação é a formação de professores capazes e ensinar o português e as disciplinas básicas. E nesse esforço, a jovem nação conta com o apoio dos Professores das Cooperações Portuguesa e Brasileira. Atuando lado a lado de seus colegas timorenses em escolas secundárias, universidades e instituições de ensino e pesquisa, com muito humor e através de exemplos práticos, os Professores de Portugal e do Brasil promovem a formação de novos quadros.
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Depois de 24 anos de ocupação indonésia, a partir de 2002, com a independência, Timor-Leste assumiu o tetum e o português como línguas oficiais. Hoje, a grande prioridade na área da educação é a formação de professores capazes e ensinar o português e as disciplinas básicas. E nesse esforço, a jovem nação conta com o apoio dos Professores das Cooperações Portuguesa e Brasileira. Atuando lado a lado de seus colegas timorenses em escolas secundárias, universidades e instituições de ensino e pesquisa, com muito humor e através de exemplos práticos, os Professores de Portugal e do Brasil promovem a formação de novos quadros.
- published: 09 Mar 2015
- views: 3721
Benvinda de Jesus - Royals - The Voice Kids
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- Duration: 6:10
- Updated: 28 Sep 2014
- views: 2643055
A concorrente recebeu uma mensagem especial da parte da mãe, que está ausente do país. A sua força fez a Benvinda surpreender os Mentores com a sua voz - virou ...
A concorrente recebeu uma mensagem especial da parte da mãe, que está ausente do país. A sua força fez a Benvinda surpreender os Mentores com a sua voz - virou as três cadeiras e escolheu Anselmo como Mentor.
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East Timor Hero Xanana Gusmao In Portugal, Part 2 of 5
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East Timor Hero Xanana Gusmao In Portugal, Part 4 of 5
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7 facts about East Timor
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In this brief video you can find seven little known facts about East Timor.
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1. The first new nation of the 21st century is located in Southeast Asia, just north of Australia. A Portuguese colony from the 17th century until 1975, Timor-Leste shares the island of Timor with Indonesia. When the Portuguese left in 1975, Indonesia invaded and annexed East Timor. The United Nations condemned Indonesia's occupation and in 1999 a UN-organized referendum guided East Timor to independence on May 20, 2002.
2. Dili is Timor-Leste’s capital city and largest city. Located on the island’s northern coast, Dili was settled as a port city by Portuguese traders in 1520. Dili became the capital of Portuguese Timor in 1864, and has remained the capital of Timor-Leste.
3. “Timor” comes from the Malay word timur, which means “east” – so the name East Timor can be translated to “east east.” The East Timorese often call their country Timor Lorosa’e. Lorosa’e means “rising sun”.
4. Due to its past as a colony of Portugal, East Timor is today one of only two Asian countries with a Christian majority (the other one being the Philippines). About 97% of Timorese are Roman Catholics and around 2% are Protestants.
5. East Timorese creation myth has it that an aging crocodile transformed into the island of Timor as part of a debt repayment to a young boy who had helped the crocodile when it was sick. As a result, the island is shaped like a crocodile and the boy's descendants are the native East Timorese who inhabit it.
6. The economy of East Timor is in shambles, neglected under Portuguese rule, and deliberately sabotaged by occupation troops during the war for independence from Indonesia. As a result, the country is among the poorest in the world. Close to half of the population lives in poverty, and as many as 70 per cent face chronic food insecurity.
7. To look at a map of Timor-Leste, it is easy to think that the people of Timor-Leste might have descended from the Indonesians, because of its proximity. This would be incorrect; they are descended from the aboriginal people of Australia and Sri Lanka. However the first signs of homo-sapiens are about 42 thousand years old!
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http://easttimornow.com.au/about-east-timor/fast-facts.aspx
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In this brief video you can find seven little known facts about East Timor.
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1. The first new nation of the 21st century is located in Southeast Asia, just north of Australia. A Portuguese colony from the 17th century until 1975, Timor-Leste shares the island of Timor with Indonesia. When the Portuguese left in 1975, Indonesia invaded and annexed East Timor. The United Nations condemned Indonesia's occupation and in 1999 a UN-organized referendum guided East Timor to independence on May 20, 2002.
2. Dili is Timor-Leste’s capital city and largest city. Located on the island’s northern coast, Dili was settled as a port city by Portuguese traders in 1520. Dili became the capital of Portuguese Timor in 1864, and has remained the capital of Timor-Leste.
3. “Timor” comes from the Malay word timur, which means “east” – so the name East Timor can be translated to “east east.” The East Timorese often call their country Timor Lorosa’e. Lorosa’e means “rising sun”.
4. Due to its past as a colony of Portugal, East Timor is today one of only two Asian countries with a Christian majority (the other one being the Philippines). About 97% of Timorese are Roman Catholics and around 2% are Protestants.
5. East Timorese creation myth has it that an aging crocodile transformed into the island of Timor as part of a debt repayment to a young boy who had helped the crocodile when it was sick. As a result, the island is shaped like a crocodile and the boy's descendants are the native East Timorese who inhabit it.
6. The economy of East Timor is in shambles, neglected under Portuguese rule, and deliberately sabotaged by occupation troops during the war for independence from Indonesia. As a result, the country is among the poorest in the world. Close to half of the population lives in poverty, and as many as 70 per cent face chronic food insecurity.
7. To look at a map of Timor-Leste, it is easy to think that the people of Timor-Leste might have descended from the Indonesians, because of its proximity. This would be incorrect; they are descended from the aboriginal people of Australia and Sri Lanka. However the first signs of homo-sapiens are about 42 thousand years old!
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http://travel.nationalgeographic.com/travel/countries/timor-leste-facts/
http://easttimornow.com.au/about-east-timor/fast-facts.aspx
http://asianhistory.about.com/od/timorlesteeasttimor/p/ProfEastTimor.htm
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Local fish market in Baucau, Timor
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Baucau is the second-largest city in East Timor, after Dili, the capital, which lies 122 km east of Dili. Baucau has about 16,000 inhabitants, and is the capita...
Baucau is the second-largest city in East Timor, after Dili, the capital, which lies 122 km east of Dili. Baucau has about 16,000 inhabitants, and is the capital of Baucau, located in the eastern part of the country. In the times of Portuguese Timor, Baucau was called Vila Salazar, after the Portuguese dictator António de Oliveira Salazar.
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Baucau is the second-largest city in East Timor, after Dili, the capital, which lies 122 km east of Dili. Baucau has about 16,000 inhabitants, and is the capital of Baucau, located in the eastern part of the country. In the times of Portuguese Timor, Baucau was called Vila Salazar, after the Portuguese dictator António de Oliveira Salazar.
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Timor-Leste preserva história com edição de 13 livros sobre património português
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O governo de Timor-Leste está a fazer o levantamento do património português pelos 13 distritos do país para editar uma coleção de livros que preservem a histór...
O governo de Timor-Leste está a fazer o levantamento do património português pelos 13 distritos do país para editar uma coleção de livros que preservem a história, disse hoje a diretora-geral de Arte e Cultura, Cecília Assis.
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O governo de Timor-Leste está a fazer o levantamento do património português pelos 13 distritos do país para editar uma coleção de livros que preservem a história, disse hoje a diretora-geral de Arte e Cultura, Cecília Assis.
Imagem e edição: Isabel Marisa Serafim
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- published: 11 Feb 2014
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Dili - East Timor's capital city and Asia's most unsung destination
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- Duration: 5:39
- Updated: 14 Oct 2015
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East Timor is home to Dili, one of a few cities where coral reefs are just steps from the city center...and where traces of a Portuguese colony remain amidst th...
East Timor is home to Dili, one of a few cities where coral reefs are just steps from the city center...and where traces of a Portuguese colony remain amidst the vibrant Asia-Pacific ethnic culture. The Destination Thailand team was given the rare opportunity to visit East Timor on special assignment.
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East Timor is home to Dili, one of a few cities where coral reefs are just steps from the city center...and where traces of a Portuguese colony remain amidst the vibrant Asia-Pacific ethnic culture. The Destination Thailand team was given the rare opportunity to visit East Timor on special assignment.
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UK: PORTUGUESE & INDONESIAN TALKS OVER EAST TIMOR END WITHOUT DEAL
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Talks between Portugal and Indonesia aimed at solving the continued dispute over East Timor have broken up in London without reaching a deal.
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Talks between Portugal and Indonesia aimed at solving the continued dispute over East Timor have broken up in London without reaching a deal.
It was the seventh round of United Nations brokered negotiations to break the deadlock surrounding the future of the former Portuguese colony.
The discussions come amid renewed clashes in East Timor between rebels seeking independence and the Indonesian army.
The Portuguese and Indonesian foreign ministers shake hands, albeit rather warily, at the start of the London talks - the seventh attempt to resolve the future of East Timor.
For Lisbon's Foreign Minister, Jaime Gama, it was his first time leading the negotiations following his socialist party's victory in the Portuguese elections three months ago.
The Indonesian government have softened their diplomatic stance over the last two years, hoping to gain greater international acceptance.
East Timor was annexed by Indonesia in 1976 - but the U-N does not recognise Indonesian rule and still considers Lisbon as the administering power of the territory.
The military shows no signs of leaving - and it has angered Western Nations who've condemned alleged human rights abuses there.
Thousands of East Timorese have taken to the streets of the capital Dili demanding an end to Indonesian rule.
They defiantly hold aloft the flag of free Timor despite the danger of angering the authorities.
In 1991, 200 pro-independence demonstrators were massacred by government troops- soldiers which East Timoreans consider to be "foreigners" on their soil.
But that view isn't shared by Indonesia:
SOUNDBITE:
That is a problem that we will have to solve but as far as we are concerned there are no foreign troops in Indonesia and the East Timorese are much more Indonesian than they are Portuguese.
SUPER CAPTION: Ali Alatas - Indonesian Foreign Minister
Alatas denied that the Indonesian government was suppressing the culture and identity of East Timor's 600-thousand people.
SOUNDBITE:
If you are in Indonesia then you'll see how a country like Indonesia is actively and very very constructively promoting all of the indigenous cultural expressions in its very large country.
SUPER CAPTION: Ali Alatas - Indonesian Foreign Minister
But according to East Timor's pro-independence activists - the government is merely paying lip service to democracy.
SOUNDBITE:
The Foreign Minister of Indonesia for many years has been repeating that there is no violation of human rights in Timor, that there is no Indonesian troops in Timor, but the reality of the situation is that today there are going on now military operations in Timor and they have about 30 battalions operating in the territory. And of course there are human rights violations and for this reason many Timorese youths have been requesting political asylum in foreign embassies in Jakarta.
SUPER CAPTION: Ali Alatas - Indonesian Foreign Minister
The negotiations resume in Geneva on 29 June.
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Talks between Portugal and Indonesia aimed at solving the continued dispute over East Timor have broken up in London without reaching a deal.
It was the seventh round of United Nations brokered negotiations to break the deadlock surrounding the future of the former Portuguese colony.
The discussions come amid renewed clashes in East Timor between rebels seeking independence and the Indonesian army.
The Portuguese and Indonesian foreign ministers shake hands, albeit rather warily, at the start of the London talks - the seventh attempt to resolve the future of East Timor.
For Lisbon's Foreign Minister, Jaime Gama, it was his first time leading the negotiations following his socialist party's victory in the Portuguese elections three months ago.
The Indonesian government have softened their diplomatic stance over the last two years, hoping to gain greater international acceptance.
East Timor was annexed by Indonesia in 1976 - but the U-N does not recognise Indonesian rule and still considers Lisbon as the administering power of the territory.
The military shows no signs of leaving - and it has angered Western Nations who've condemned alleged human rights abuses there.
Thousands of East Timorese have taken to the streets of the capital Dili demanding an end to Indonesian rule.
They defiantly hold aloft the flag of free Timor despite the danger of angering the authorities.
In 1991, 200 pro-independence demonstrators were massacred by government troops- soldiers which East Timoreans consider to be "foreigners" on their soil.
But that view isn't shared by Indonesia:
SOUNDBITE:
That is a problem that we will have to solve but as far as we are concerned there are no foreign troops in Indonesia and the East Timorese are much more Indonesian than they are Portuguese.
SUPER CAPTION: Ali Alatas - Indonesian Foreign Minister
Alatas denied that the Indonesian government was suppressing the culture and identity of East Timor's 600-thousand people.
SOUNDBITE:
If you are in Indonesia then you'll see how a country like Indonesia is actively and very very constructively promoting all of the indigenous cultural expressions in its very large country.
SUPER CAPTION: Ali Alatas - Indonesian Foreign Minister
But according to East Timor's pro-independence activists - the government is merely paying lip service to democracy.
SOUNDBITE:
The Foreign Minister of Indonesia for many years has been repeating that there is no violation of human rights in Timor, that there is no Indonesian troops in Timor, but the reality of the situation is that today there are going on now military operations in Timor and they have about 30 battalions operating in the territory. And of course there are human rights violations and for this reason many Timorese youths have been requesting political asylum in foreign embassies in Jakarta.
SUPER CAPTION: Ali Alatas - Indonesian Foreign Minister
The negotiations resume in Geneva on 29 June.
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Pope Francis welcomes bishops from Timor Leste for \'ad limina\' visit
Pope Francis welcomed the bishops from the Episcopal Conference of Timor Leste, a small, Portuguese-speaking country in Southeast Asia. . --------------------- Suscríbete al canal: http://smarturl.it/RomeReports Visita nuestra web: http://www.romereports.com/ ROME REPORTS, www.romereports.com, is an independent international TV News Agency based in Rome covering the activity of the Pope, the life of the Vatican and current social, cultural and religious debates. Reporting on the Catholic Church requires proximity to the source, in-depth knowledge of the Institution, and a high standard of creativity and technical excellence. As few broadcasters have a permanent correspondent in Rome, ROME REPORTS is geared to inform the public and meet the needs of television broadcasting companies aro... -
PORTUGAL: LISBON: BISHOP BELO VISIT
Portuguese/Nat East Timor's Roman Catholic bishop has appealed for the victims of violence in his homeland to show forgiveness towards their attackers. The Nobel laureate sounded a conciliatory note in a homily at a Mass in Lisbon, attended by hundreds of people, including East Timorese exiles and Portuguese political leaders. The mass took place a few hours before Indonesia announced it would accept international peacekeepers for violence-wracked East Timor. A message of peace and forgiveness dominated the mass in Lisbon on Sunday. Bishop Carlos Belo - joint winner of the 1996 Nobel Peace Prize - called on those present to show forgiveness "without limits". Among the worshippers crowding into the Igrega Dos Salisianos church was Prime Minister Antonio Guterres and other... -
EAST TIMOR: BRAZILIAN PRESIDENT CARDOSO VISIT
English/Nat Brazilian President, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, appointed a new foreign minister to East Timor on Monday as he arrived in the country for a visit aimed at strengthening bilateral ties with the fledging nation. Cardoso, who is on a tour of Asian countries, told reporters at Dili airport that former foreign minister Celso Lafer will replace Luiz Felipe Lampreia, who resigned on January 10. Later on Monday, Cardoso held talks with Sergio Vieira de Mello, the Brazilian head of the U-N transitional administration in the territory. He also met with Jose "Xanana" Gusmao, the former rebel leader widely expected to become the country's first president when it gains full independence later this year. Cardoso, who is on his first visit to the country, laid a wreath at Dili... -
EAST TIMOR: BOBONARO: XANANA GUSMAO VISIT
English/Nat East Timorese leader, Jose Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao, has called for a peaceful reconciliation between the divided peoples of the half-island territory. The popular leader has been touring his homeland, visiting pro-independence strongholds. He was recently released from custody in Indonesia where he served seven years in prison for leading a guerrilla war against Indonesia's 24-year occupation of the former Portuguese colony. Greeted by cheering crowds, the man widely expected to become the new nation's first president, was given a warm welcome by old guerrilla comrades on Tuesday. The town of Bobonaro, near the border with Indonesian West Timor, is the second known Falintil stronghold Gusmao has visited since arriving back in his homeland. Over the past 24 y... -
USA: PORTUGAL'S PRIME MINISTER ANTONIO GUETERRES CONTINUES VISIT
Portuguese/Nat NATO expansion won approval Thursday from the Prime Minister of Portugal, who met with President Clinton to encourage his stance in U.S.-Russia talks on the alliance. But the U-S President was not so forthcoming on support for plea for assistance in relation to East Timor. President Antonio Guterres called for the U-S to exert pressure on Indonesia to improve human rights in the former Portuguese colony by supporting a referendum on self- determination. Speaking to journalists following his meeting with President Bill Clinton, Portuguese Prime Minister, Antonio Guterres spoke positively about the future of the former Portuguese colony, East Timor. The people of East Timor have been under Indonesian control since 1975. With Portugal presiding over t... -
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0:09 Portugal | 2:43 Brasil | 5:20 Angola | 7:40 Cabo Verde | 9:50 Moçambique | 11:52 São Tomé & Príncipe | 13:40 Guiné-Bissau | 15:37 Timor-Leste *MORE VIDEOS: http://www.youtube.com/user/BSBcty/videos Portuguese is officially spoken by 8 countries & it's the 3rd fastest-growing european language according to UNESCO. Do you LIKE ? -- ¿Te GUSTA? -- Você GOSTOU ? Músicas: Deolinda - Um Contra o Outro Sergio Mendes - Mas Que Nada Bonga - Mulemba Xangola Cesaria Évora - Sangue de Beirona Stewart Sukuma - Xitchuketa Marrabenta Sergio Fonseca - Cumamuê Dulce Neves - N'tchanha Keta Tanis - Amor -
EAST TIMOR: UN CHIEF KOFI ANNAN VISIT
Eng/Portu/Nat U-N Secretary General Kofi Annan left East Timor on Friday for Australia after spending an emotional 24 hours in the devastated former Indonesian province. He told a crowd of more than 5-thousand people in the capital Dili that he was taken aback by the level of destruction inflicted by pro-Indonesian militias. East Timor was destroyed after its people voted for independence in a UN-sponsored referendum on August 30 last year. A traditional East Timorese welcome for the U-N Secretary General, Kofi Annan in Dili, East Timor. He flew in from Jakarta on Thursday, where he stressed it was up to Indonesia to punish those responsible for the violence and destruction in East Timor. The East Timorese Independence leader, Xanana Gusmao accompanied Annan. Hundred... -
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THAILAND: PORTUGUESE PRESIDENT SAMPAIO VISIT
English/Nat Portuguese President Jorge Sampaio was stricken with fever and a severely sore throat on Tuesday, forcing him to postpone a historic trip to his country's former colony, East Timor, for up to three months. Sampaio had planned to arrive in East Timor on Tuesday and meet with leaders including Jose Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao, the charismatic former rebel chief expected to become his country's first president. The visit should have capped a dramatic Asian sojourn where Sampaio turned over Portugal's last colony, the tiny gambling enclave of Macau, to China, and would have been the first Portuguese leader to visit East Timor as it leaves behind a quarter-century of brutal Indonesian rule. A presidential spokesman said that doctors had advised Sampaio to cancel his appoi... -
E.TIMOR: INDONESIAN PM - 3 DAY VISIT
Indonesian/Nat The Indonesian Presidential frontrunner, Megawati Sukarnoputri, arrived in East Timor on Sunday for a three-day visit. Fresh from her election victory, she was making her second visit to the troubled province ahead of this month's historic referendum on its future. Megawati arrived at Liquica village to a warm welcome. She is regarded as the strongest contender to become the next head of state - a development that would see her following in her father's footsteps. She is the daughter of President Sukarno, who was Indonesia's first head of state. If she assumes power it will mark a break with the old order in the country after 32 years of rule by the Golkar party - led by President Suharto and his sucessor President Habibie. The identity of the new P... -
East Timor president meets Portugal World Cup squad
1. East Timorese President Xanana Gusmao walking into room 2. Various of photo call with Gusmao and the head of the Portuguese Football Federation 3. Various of Gusmao meeting Portuguese football team 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Xanana Gusmao, East Timorese President: "He said that they will pay attention to helping us develop not only soccer but other kinds of sport. Of course we need this very much." 5. Cutaway of audience 6. Gusmao and head of Portuguese football federation holding and opening giant card with picture inside 7. Cutaway of Portuguese Football Federation chief 8. Portuguese Football Federation chief putting scarf around player Luis Figo who shakes Gusmao's hand and hugs him 9. More of Gusmao meeting other players and posing for photo op 10. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese)... -
UK: NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNER JOSE RAMOS HORTA VISIT
English/Nat East Timor independence leader Jose Ramos Horta has expressed optimism that Britain will eventually block the export of weapons and machinery used by Indonesian troops in the former Portuguese colony. Nobel peace prize winner Horta, who met British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook in London on Thursday, said Britain's new Labour government showed a more positive attitude towards human rights in East Timor. Although he does not expect an immediate ban on arms sales to Indonesia, Horta says he now has strong hope that Britain will be supportive of UN led talks. When Robin Cook became Britain's foreign secretary in May, he pledged to prioritise human rights issues, and on Thursday he added a little weight to that promise. His meeting with East Timor's exiled indep... -
INDONESIA: UN ENVOY JAMSHEED MARKER VISIT
English/Nat Both sides in the bitter East Timor conflict are displaying a newfound taste for compromise. That's according to U-N envoy Jamsheed Marker, who has been visiting Indonesia to promote a U-N-designed blueprint for autonomy in the former Portuguese colony. Marker's fact-finding mission was not without problems - as he left Dili airport, East Timorese protesters spilled onto the runway tarmac and shouted their anger. Sent to make peace in Indonesian-controlled East Timor, U-N envoy Jamsheed Marker has been holding talks with all sides in the conflict. Based on these meetings, he told reporters that both sides in the bitter conflict were displaying a newfound taste for compromise. Marker admitted that a peaceful solution remained distant. But in a big step for... -
INDONESIA: XANANA GUSMAO MEETS PORTUGUESE DIPLOMAT
English/Nat The jailed East Timorese separatist leader Xanana Gusmao has met a Portuguese diplomat to discuss Indonesia's announcement that it is willing to grant independence to the former Portuguese colony. Indonesia invaded East Timor in 1975, a few months after the departure of Portugal's colonial administration, and annexed it the following year. Indonesia has since come under worldwide condemnation for the invasion and the United Nations still considers Portugal as East Timor's official administering power. The prison meeting comes on the eve of talks at the U-N in New York that could bring further progress towards a solution for the troubled territory. Ana Gomes is the first Portuguese diplomat to be based in Indonesia for 24 years. Her meeting with Xanana Gusmao... -
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INDONESIA: JOSE RAMOS HORTA EAST TIMOR PRESS CONFERENCE
English/Nat East Timorese independence campaigner Jose Ramos Horta says he is satisfied with the guarantees given by the Indonesian government that it will ensure a secure environment in the run up to the independence referendum for the former Portuguese colony. Ramos Horta was speaking after he and East Timorese rebel leader, Jose Alexander "Xanana" Gusmao held a meeting with Indonesian Foreign Minister Ali Alatas. Preparations for the vote have been marred by violence between rival factions in East Timor. The two East Timorese independence leaders met with the man who was once among their bitterest foes to discuss plans for a peaceful lead-up to next month's historic vote. The greatest threat to the referendum now comes from a spate of violence from rival factions in East ... -
UN: PORTUGAL & INDONESIA EAST TIMOR TALKS
English/Nat Delegations from the Foreign Ministries of Portugal and Indonesia on Thursday began meetings with the U-N Special Representative for East Timor, Jamsheed Marker, in New York. The talks followed a surprise announcement that Indonesia is ready to grant independence to East Timor, a former Portuguese territory that was annexed in 1976. Officials reported that Marker met separately with Nugroho Wisnumurti, Director- General of Political Affairs for the Indonesian Foreign Ministry, and Fernando Neves Director-General for Special Political Questions, Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Portugal. Portuguese and Indonesian diplomats met on Thursday in New York as part of a regular series of U-N-brokered sessions aimed at reaching a negotiated settlement to the Timor issue... -
PHILIPPINES: EAST TIMORESE LEADER HORTA VISIT
English/Nat The Philippines has said it will continue to support East Timor's peaceful development regardless of the results of a U-N-sponsored referendum, scheduled for next month. East Timorese independence leader Jose Ramos Horta, is on his first visit to Manila, to seek help in ensuring that next month's vote is peaceful and credible. Jose Ramos Horta was previously barred from the Philippines by former president Fidel Ramos. Also barred from East Timor for more than two decades, the activist has doggedly campaigned around the world seeking support for his homeland's independence. Now, just weeks before his people are to vote on their political future, he is sure he's on the brink of fulfilling that dream. A postponement to next month's independence vote was announ...
Pope Francis welcomes bishops from Timor Leste for \'ad limina\' visit
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Pope Francis welcomed the bishops from the Episcopal Conference of Timor Leste, a small, Portuguese-speaking country in Southeast Asia. .
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Pope Francis welcomed the bishops from the Episcopal Conference of Timor Leste, a small, Portuguese-speaking country in Southeast Asia. .
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PORTUGAL: LISBON: BISHOP BELO VISIT
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East Timor's Roman Catholic bishop has appealed for the victims of violence in his homeland to show forgiveness towards their attackers.
T...
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East Timor's Roman Catholic bishop has appealed for the victims of violence in his homeland to show forgiveness towards their attackers.
The Nobel laureate sounded a conciliatory note in a homily at a Mass in Lisbon, attended by hundreds of people, including East Timorese exiles and Portuguese political leaders.
The mass took place a few hours before Indonesia announced it would accept international peacekeepers for violence-wracked East Timor.
A message of peace and forgiveness dominated the mass in Lisbon on Sunday.
Bishop Carlos Belo - joint winner of the 1996 Nobel Peace Prize - called on those present to show forgiveness "without limits".
Among the worshippers crowding into the Igrega Dos Salisianos church was Prime Minister Antonio Guterres and other Portuguese dignitaries.
The service was also attended by East Timorese exiles.
SOUNDBITE: (Portugese)
"The church prayed for those who suffer and it prays with hope. The Christian is a person with hope every person with a good will agrees with John Paul II that we will never give up hope because new homes are arriving. Thanks to our faith the church is going through a period of growth and we are overcoming the difficulties we are always encountered"
SUPERCAPTION: Bishop of East Timor Carlos Belo
Belo's message was markedly different from his statements on Saturday when he urged East Timorese pro-independence supporters in his homeland to use arms to defend themselves against Indonesian-army backed militias seeking to maintain Jakarta's rule.
He also said those behind the violence should be prosecuted by a war crimes tribunal.
Belo will travel to Rome on Monday to brief Pope John Paul on the situation in East Timor
The lack of any real show of force from the international community has angered some East Timorese supporters.
SOUNDBITE: (Portugese)
"The declarations of good intentions from the UN and from the US have up to now been worthless the situation there is terrible and getting worse this morning there have been even more deaths in East Timor."
SUPER CAPTION: Durao Barroso, Leader of Opposition (and presidential front-runner) PSD
Militiamen have rampaged through East Timor - a former Portuguese colony - since the August 30 independence ballot.
The sheer scale of the violence has shocked many.
SOUNDBITE: (Portugese)
"If there was love, the man who has done this would not have committed so much evil. Defenceless people, children, mothers, everyone - young and old are suffering."
SUPERCAPTION: Maria Dos Ramos, worshipper
The reaction in Portugal has been strong and dozens of rallies to protest against the killings in East Timor have already been held..
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East Timor's Roman Catholic bishop has appealed for the victims of violence in his homeland to show forgiveness towards their attackers.
The Nobel laureate sounded a conciliatory note in a homily at a Mass in Lisbon, attended by hundreds of people, including East Timorese exiles and Portuguese political leaders.
The mass took place a few hours before Indonesia announced it would accept international peacekeepers for violence-wracked East Timor.
A message of peace and forgiveness dominated the mass in Lisbon on Sunday.
Bishop Carlos Belo - joint winner of the 1996 Nobel Peace Prize - called on those present to show forgiveness "without limits".
Among the worshippers crowding into the Igrega Dos Salisianos church was Prime Minister Antonio Guterres and other Portuguese dignitaries.
The service was also attended by East Timorese exiles.
SOUNDBITE: (Portugese)
"The church prayed for those who suffer and it prays with hope. The Christian is a person with hope every person with a good will agrees with John Paul II that we will never give up hope because new homes are arriving. Thanks to our faith the church is going through a period of growth and we are overcoming the difficulties we are always encountered"
SUPERCAPTION: Bishop of East Timor Carlos Belo
Belo's message was markedly different from his statements on Saturday when he urged East Timorese pro-independence supporters in his homeland to use arms to defend themselves against Indonesian-army backed militias seeking to maintain Jakarta's rule.
He also said those behind the violence should be prosecuted by a war crimes tribunal.
Belo will travel to Rome on Monday to brief Pope John Paul on the situation in East Timor
The lack of any real show of force from the international community has angered some East Timorese supporters.
SOUNDBITE: (Portugese)
"The declarations of good intentions from the UN and from the US have up to now been worthless the situation there is terrible and getting worse this morning there have been even more deaths in East Timor."
SUPER CAPTION: Durao Barroso, Leader of Opposition (and presidential front-runner) PSD
Militiamen have rampaged through East Timor - a former Portuguese colony - since the August 30 independence ballot.
The sheer scale of the violence has shocked many.
SOUNDBITE: (Portugese)
"If there was love, the man who has done this would not have committed so much evil. Defenceless people, children, mothers, everyone - young and old are suffering."
SUPERCAPTION: Maria Dos Ramos, worshipper
The reaction in Portugal has been strong and dozens of rallies to protest against the killings in East Timor have already been held..
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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EAST TIMOR: BRAZILIAN PRESIDENT CARDOSO VISIT
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Brazilian President, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, appointed a new foreign minister to East Timor on Monday as he arrived in the country for a visit...
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Brazilian President, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, appointed a new foreign minister to East Timor on Monday as he arrived in the country for a visit aimed at strengthening bilateral ties with the fledging nation.
Cardoso, who is on a tour of Asian countries, told reporters at Dili airport that former foreign minister Celso Lafer will replace Luiz Felipe Lampreia, who resigned on January 10.
Later on Monday, Cardoso held talks with Sergio Vieira de Mello, the Brazilian head of the U-N transitional administration in the territory.
He also met with Jose "Xanana" Gusmao, the former rebel leader widely expected to become the country's first president when it gains full independence later this year.
Cardoso, who is on his first visit to the country, laid a wreath at Dili's Santa Cruz cemetery, where Indonesian soldiers massacred at least 50 East Timorese mourners at a funeral in 1991.
He told the community to "keep in mind the sacrifices of those who are not with us here today".
Cardoso said Brazil will support East Timor "in all senses" as it makes the transition to a democracy and a better society.
A Portuguese colony for 300 years, East Timor was occupied by Indonesia from 1975 until 1999 when its people voted overwhelmingly for freedom in a U-N-sponsored referendum.
Brazil has contributed troops and police to the international peacekeeping force currently overseeing the small nation's transition to independence.
Later on Monday, Cardoso left for a two-day visit to neighboring Indonesia.
He plans to hold discussions with Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid on the security situation on the border between East Timor and the Indonesian-held western half of the island.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I would like to express the decision by the Brazilian government to continue to support in all possible senses, I mean, politically, in terms of solidarity as well as in practical terms, the reconstruction of East Timor. And I'm trustful that the East Timorese people will be able to implement not just democracy but a better society."
SUPERCAPTION: Brazilian President, Fernando Henrique Cardoso
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Brazilian President, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, appointed a new foreign minister to East Timor on Monday as he arrived in the country for a visit aimed at strengthening bilateral ties with the fledging nation.
Cardoso, who is on a tour of Asian countries, told reporters at Dili airport that former foreign minister Celso Lafer will replace Luiz Felipe Lampreia, who resigned on January 10.
Later on Monday, Cardoso held talks with Sergio Vieira de Mello, the Brazilian head of the U-N transitional administration in the territory.
He also met with Jose "Xanana" Gusmao, the former rebel leader widely expected to become the country's first president when it gains full independence later this year.
Cardoso, who is on his first visit to the country, laid a wreath at Dili's Santa Cruz cemetery, where Indonesian soldiers massacred at least 50 East Timorese mourners at a funeral in 1991.
He told the community to "keep in mind the sacrifices of those who are not with us here today".
Cardoso said Brazil will support East Timor "in all senses" as it makes the transition to a democracy and a better society.
A Portuguese colony for 300 years, East Timor was occupied by Indonesia from 1975 until 1999 when its people voted overwhelmingly for freedom in a U-N-sponsored referendum.
Brazil has contributed troops and police to the international peacekeeping force currently overseeing the small nation's transition to independence.
Later on Monday, Cardoso left for a two-day visit to neighboring Indonesia.
He plans to hold discussions with Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid on the security situation on the border between East Timor and the Indonesian-held western half of the island.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I would like to express the decision by the Brazilian government to continue to support in all possible senses, I mean, politically, in terms of solidarity as well as in practical terms, the reconstruction of East Timor. And I'm trustful that the East Timorese people will be able to implement not just democracy but a better society."
SUPERCAPTION: Brazilian President, Fernando Henrique Cardoso
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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EAST TIMOR: BOBONARO: XANANA GUSMAO VISIT
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East Timorese leader, Jose Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao, has called for a peaceful reconciliation between the divided peoples of the half-island ter...
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East Timorese leader, Jose Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao, has called for a peaceful reconciliation between the divided peoples of the half-island territory.
The popular leader has been touring his homeland, visiting pro-independence strongholds.
He was recently released from custody in Indonesia where he served seven years in prison for leading a guerrilla war against Indonesia's 24-year occupation of the former Portuguese colony.
Greeted by cheering crowds, the man widely expected to become the new nation's first president, was given a warm welcome by old guerrilla comrades on Tuesday.
The town of Bobonaro, near the border with Indonesian West Timor, is the second known Falintil stronghold Gusmao has visited since arriving back in his homeland.
Over the past 24 years, independence rebels have waged a stubborn guerrilla war from the forests, against a vastly superior Indonesian force, who took over the territory in 1975.
About 200-thousand East Timorese, mainly civilians, died in the conflict.
The independence vote held in August finally allowed the majority Catholic province to break away from Indonesia but not without paying a heavy price.
Anti-independence militiamen, backed by sections of the Indonesian military, killed dozens of people,
burned buildings and forced thousands to flee their homes.
Xanana, aware that full Independence is probably two or three years away for East Timor, says he wants to prepare his people for a long journey of recovery.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I already appealed and I will always appeal to the people that were directly or indirectly involved themselves in the violence and destruction, to come forward and face our people. We will not take any revenge but they have to confess their crimes to the people."
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao, Falintil Leader
Despite bloodshed and bitterness, both sides have expressed a desire for reconciliation.
Relations between the world's newest state in waiting and its former keeper may yet turn for the better.
Indonesia's moderate new president, Abdurrahman Wahid, says he plans to meet with Gusmao soon.
Since Indonesia's ratification of East Timor's independence vote, the United Nations has set up a transitional administration to prepare East Timor for full independence.
The United Nations never recognised Indonesia's annexation of East Timor and has been trying to resolve the territory's status ever since.
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East Timorese leader, Jose Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao, has called for a peaceful reconciliation between the divided peoples of the half-island territory.
The popular leader has been touring his homeland, visiting pro-independence strongholds.
He was recently released from custody in Indonesia where he served seven years in prison for leading a guerrilla war against Indonesia's 24-year occupation of the former Portuguese colony.
Greeted by cheering crowds, the man widely expected to become the new nation's first president, was given a warm welcome by old guerrilla comrades on Tuesday.
The town of Bobonaro, near the border with Indonesian West Timor, is the second known Falintil stronghold Gusmao has visited since arriving back in his homeland.
Over the past 24 years, independence rebels have waged a stubborn guerrilla war from the forests, against a vastly superior Indonesian force, who took over the territory in 1975.
About 200-thousand East Timorese, mainly civilians, died in the conflict.
The independence vote held in August finally allowed the majority Catholic province to break away from Indonesia but not without paying a heavy price.
Anti-independence militiamen, backed by sections of the Indonesian military, killed dozens of people,
burned buildings and forced thousands to flee their homes.
Xanana, aware that full Independence is probably two or three years away for East Timor, says he wants to prepare his people for a long journey of recovery.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I already appealed and I will always appeal to the people that were directly or indirectly involved themselves in the violence and destruction, to come forward and face our people. We will not take any revenge but they have to confess their crimes to the people."
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao, Falintil Leader
Despite bloodshed and bitterness, both sides have expressed a desire for reconciliation.
Relations between the world's newest state in waiting and its former keeper may yet turn for the better.
Indonesia's moderate new president, Abdurrahman Wahid, says he plans to meet with Gusmao soon.
Since Indonesia's ratification of East Timor's independence vote, the United Nations has set up a transitional administration to prepare East Timor for full independence.
The United Nations never recognised Indonesia's annexation of East Timor and has been trying to resolve the territory's status ever since.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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USA: PORTUGAL'S PRIME MINISTER ANTONIO GUETERRES CONTINUES VISIT
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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NATO expansion won approval Thursday from the Prime Minister of Portugal, who met with President Clinton to encourage his stance in U.S.-Russ...
Portuguese/Nat
NATO expansion won approval Thursday from the Prime Minister of Portugal, who met with President Clinton to encourage his stance in U.S.-Russia talks on the alliance.
But the U-S President was not so forthcoming on support for plea for assistance in relation to East Timor.
President Antonio Guterres called for the U-S to exert pressure on Indonesia to improve human rights in the former Portuguese colony by supporting a referendum on self- determination.
Speaking to journalists following his meeting with President Bill Clinton, Portuguese Prime Minister, Antonio Guterres spoke positively about the future of the former Portuguese colony, East Timor.
The people of East Timor have been under Indonesian control since 1975.
With Portugal presiding over the Security Council, it's taking the case of human rights in East Timor to the United Nations.
SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese)
" I had occasion to inform the President of the Portuguese stand on the situation in East Timor particularly in relation to the measures we took following his talks with President Suharto in Bangkok. And there was an opportunity to raise awareness about East Timor amongst the American public , in order to create the conditions to enable negotiations at the United Nations on East Timor to proceed."
SUPER CAPTION: Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Guterres
The people of the Indonesian-controlled island are pushing for a referendum for self- determination.
Bill Clinton did not commit to reviewing his policy on East Timor in supporting the referendum, but Guterres said it's vital to have the support of the United States.
SOUNDBITE:
"What seems to us essential is that our friends and allies, such as the US can exert pressure on Indonesia within the framework of the talks already underway in the United Nations, in order to reach a final settlement. We insist this will include self government and respect for the peoples of East Timor. And until this is achieved, there should be effective progress in respect of human rights and cultural and religious identity for the people in East Timor.
SUPER CAPTION: Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Guterres
While in the United States, Guterres also stressed the importance of Europe's close relationship with the super power.
Meantime, Bill Clinton saluted Portugal as a valuable ally.
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wn.com/USA Portugal'S Prime Minister Antonio Gueterres Continues Visit
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NATO expansion won approval Thursday from the Prime Minister of Portugal, who met with President Clinton to encourage his stance in U.S.-Russia talks on the alliance.
But the U-S President was not so forthcoming on support for plea for assistance in relation to East Timor.
President Antonio Guterres called for the U-S to exert pressure on Indonesia to improve human rights in the former Portuguese colony by supporting a referendum on self- determination.
Speaking to journalists following his meeting with President Bill Clinton, Portuguese Prime Minister, Antonio Guterres spoke positively about the future of the former Portuguese colony, East Timor.
The people of East Timor have been under Indonesian control since 1975.
With Portugal presiding over the Security Council, it's taking the case of human rights in East Timor to the United Nations.
SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese)
" I had occasion to inform the President of the Portuguese stand on the situation in East Timor particularly in relation to the measures we took following his talks with President Suharto in Bangkok. And there was an opportunity to raise awareness about East Timor amongst the American public , in order to create the conditions to enable negotiations at the United Nations on East Timor to proceed."
SUPER CAPTION: Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Guterres
The people of the Indonesian-controlled island are pushing for a referendum for self- determination.
Bill Clinton did not commit to reviewing his policy on East Timor in supporting the referendum, but Guterres said it's vital to have the support of the United States.
SOUNDBITE:
"What seems to us essential is that our friends and allies, such as the US can exert pressure on Indonesia within the framework of the talks already underway in the United Nations, in order to reach a final settlement. We insist this will include self government and respect for the peoples of East Timor. And until this is achieved, there should be effective progress in respect of human rights and cultural and religious identity for the people in East Timor.
SUPER CAPTION: Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Guterres
While in the United States, Guterres also stressed the importance of Europe's close relationship with the super power.
Meantime, Bill Clinton saluted Portugal as a valuable ally.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Travel to Portuguese Speaking Countries 1080p HD
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0:09 Portugal | 2:43 Brasil | 5:20 Angola | 7:40 Cabo Verde | 9:50 Moçambique | 11:52 São Tomé & Príncipe | 13:40 Guiné-Bissau | 15:37 Timor-Leste
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Portuguese is officially spoken by 8 countries & it's the 3rd fastest-growing european language according to UNESCO.
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0:09 Portugal | 2:43 Brasil | 5:20 Angola | 7:40 Cabo Verde | 9:50 Moçambique | 11:52 São Tomé & Príncipe | 13:40 Guiné-Bissau | 15:37 Timor-Leste
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Portuguese is officially spoken by 8 countries & it's the 3rd fastest-growing european language according to UNESCO.
Do you LIKE ? -- ¿Te GUSTA? -- Você GOSTOU ?
Músicas:
Deolinda - Um Contra o Outro
Sergio Mendes - Mas Que Nada
Bonga - Mulemba Xangola
Cesaria Évora - Sangue de Beirona
Stewart Sukuma - Xitchuketa Marrabenta
Sergio Fonseca - Cumamuê
Dulce Neves - N'tchanha
Keta Tanis - Amor
- published: 21 Nov 2013
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EAST TIMOR: UN CHIEF KOFI ANNAN VISIT
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- Duration: 3:05
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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U-N Secretary General Kofi Annan left East Timor on Friday for Australia after spending an emotional 24 hours in the devastated former Indone...
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U-N Secretary General Kofi Annan left East Timor on Friday for Australia after spending an emotional 24 hours in the devastated former Indonesian province.
He told a crowd of more than 5-thousand people in the capital Dili that he was taken aback by the level of destruction inflicted by pro-Indonesian militias.
East Timor was destroyed after its people voted for independence in a UN-sponsored referendum on August 30 last year.
A traditional East Timorese welcome for the U-N Secretary General, Kofi Annan in Dili, East Timor.
He flew in from Jakarta on Thursday, where he stressed it was up to Indonesia to punish those responsible for the violence and destruction in East Timor.
The East Timorese Independence leader, Xanana Gusmao accompanied Annan.
Hundreds of people turned out to say their thanks to the U-N.
Many were clutching banners calling for the murderers from the East Timorese post referendum violence to be punished.
The territory was torn to pieces by the pro-Indonesian militias after people here voted for independence from Jakarta through a ballot in August last year.
Annan addressed the people of Dili.
He said he was aware of the civilian's needs.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"You need jobs, you need shelter, you want those who are guilty to be brought to justice and I know that you are worried about crime, about family friends still in exile and about the slow place of recovery."
SUPER CAPTION: Kofi Annan, U-N Secretary General
On stage Annan was also joined by Jamshed Marker and U-N Special Representative to E.Timor.
Annan and Gusmao then held a news conference in Dili.
Gusmao thanked the U-N for its support.
SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese)
"I recognise the long stand of commitment from the secretary general. His visit here shows the confirmation of his commitment. I told him that I wouldn't be standing here today without this commitment. I would like to address you today and would like to receive an occasion to show the secretary general that we are ourselves committed to work with UNTAET."
SUPER CAPTION: Xanana Gusmao, East Timorese leader
The U-N Secretary General replied by saying that he had sought assurance from Jakarta over bringing to trial those responsible for the massacres following the territory's vote for independence.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I'm happy to say the Indonesian government itself and when I was in Jakarta recently I got adherence from the highest level of the government that all those responsible will be made accountable and brought to trial. So we are waiting for justice to be done. "
SUPER CAPTION: Kofi Annan, U-N Secretary General
Two separate investigations into the atrocities in East Timor have implicated top Indonesian military and police figures, including the now suspended security minister General Wiranto.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Those who committed the atrocities should be brought to justice. The Indonesian government is now in the process of doing that and the suspension of General Wiranto is seen as part of the judicial lay process."
SUPER CAPTION: Kofi Annan, U-N Secretary General
On Thursday, Annan received a hero's welcome in the town of Liquica, where the main street was renamed the Avenue of the Secretary General in his honor.
He left Dili on Friday bound for Darwin.
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U-N Secretary General Kofi Annan left East Timor on Friday for Australia after spending an emotional 24 hours in the devastated former Indonesian province.
He told a crowd of more than 5-thousand people in the capital Dili that he was taken aback by the level of destruction inflicted by pro-Indonesian militias.
East Timor was destroyed after its people voted for independence in a UN-sponsored referendum on August 30 last year.
A traditional East Timorese welcome for the U-N Secretary General, Kofi Annan in Dili, East Timor.
He flew in from Jakarta on Thursday, where he stressed it was up to Indonesia to punish those responsible for the violence and destruction in East Timor.
The East Timorese Independence leader, Xanana Gusmao accompanied Annan.
Hundreds of people turned out to say their thanks to the U-N.
Many were clutching banners calling for the murderers from the East Timorese post referendum violence to be punished.
The territory was torn to pieces by the pro-Indonesian militias after people here voted for independence from Jakarta through a ballot in August last year.
Annan addressed the people of Dili.
He said he was aware of the civilian's needs.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"You need jobs, you need shelter, you want those who are guilty to be brought to justice and I know that you are worried about crime, about family friends still in exile and about the slow place of recovery."
SUPER CAPTION: Kofi Annan, U-N Secretary General
On stage Annan was also joined by Jamshed Marker and U-N Special Representative to E.Timor.
Annan and Gusmao then held a news conference in Dili.
Gusmao thanked the U-N for its support.
SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese)
"I recognise the long stand of commitment from the secretary general. His visit here shows the confirmation of his commitment. I told him that I wouldn't be standing here today without this commitment. I would like to address you today and would like to receive an occasion to show the secretary general that we are ourselves committed to work with UNTAET."
SUPER CAPTION: Xanana Gusmao, East Timorese leader
The U-N Secretary General replied by saying that he had sought assurance from Jakarta over bringing to trial those responsible for the massacres following the territory's vote for independence.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I'm happy to say the Indonesian government itself and when I was in Jakarta recently I got adherence from the highest level of the government that all those responsible will be made accountable and brought to trial. So we are waiting for justice to be done. "
SUPER CAPTION: Kofi Annan, U-N Secretary General
Two separate investigations into the atrocities in East Timor have implicated top Indonesian military and police figures, including the now suspended security minister General Wiranto.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Those who committed the atrocities should be brought to justice. The Indonesian government is now in the process of doing that and the suspension of General Wiranto is seen as part of the judicial lay process."
SUPER CAPTION: Kofi Annan, U-N Secretary General
On Thursday, Annan received a hero's welcome in the town of Liquica, where the main street was renamed the Avenue of the Secretary General in his honor.
He left Dili on Friday bound for Darwin.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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East Timor Hero Xanana Gusmao In Portugal, Part 1 of 5
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- Duration: 9:48
- Updated: 04 Dec 2007
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THAILAND: PORTUGUESE PRESIDENT SAMPAIO VISIT
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- Duration: 1:09
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 19
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Portuguese President Jorge Sampaio was stricken with fever and a severely sore throat on Tuesday, forcing him to postpone a historic trip to his...
English/Nat
Portuguese President Jorge Sampaio was stricken with fever and a severely sore throat on Tuesday, forcing him to postpone a historic trip to his country's former colony, East Timor, for up to three months.
Sampaio had planned to arrive in East Timor on Tuesday and meet with leaders including Jose Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao, the charismatic former rebel chief expected to become his country's first president.
The visit should have capped a dramatic Asian sojourn where Sampaio turned over Portugal's last colony, the tiny gambling enclave of Macau, to China, and would have been the first Portuguese leader to visit East Timor as it leaves behind a quarter-century of brutal Indonesian rule.
A presidential spokesman said that doctors had advised Sampaio to cancel his appointments for the next eight to 10 days, the first being his planned audience with Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
The president is now expected to return to Lisbon later Tuesday.
Links were cut between Portugal with East Timor a quarter of a century ago, following Jakarta's invasion of the former Portuguese colony, but the Portuguese president has said he expects to re-establish diplomatic relations with Indonesia very soon.
In August the people of East Timor voted overwhelmingly for independence in a UN-organised poll, before enduring weeks of violence by pro-Indonesia militia.
Portugal's President Jorge Sampaio spoke during a stopover on Monday night in Bangkok, Thailand.
He had been due to leave for East Timor, formerly a Portuguese province, On Tuesday.
He offered an olive branch, saying his country was determined to shepherd in good relations between East Timor and its Asian neighbours.
His remarks were made a day after Portugal's red and green flag came down in Macau and was replaced by a red communist Chinese banner, ending 442 years of colonial rule in the region.
Despite handing back the enclave, his moves to restore diplomatic ties with Jakarta are seen as Portugal's desire to continue to influence events in the region.
President Sampaio suggested that, as peace is gradually restored to the region, ravaged by war earlier this year, his task will be a more realistic one.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"It's clear that there is a good climate between our foreign ministers. There has been a significant change in Indonesia. We have always thought that East Timor has to have good relations with its neighbours, so the stumbling block which was very sad and very dramatic which made it impossible for Portugal to have a relationship with Indonesia has come to an end fortunately. So the conditions are beginning to be created for this restoring of relations, and I wouldn't be surprised if you hear something about that in the very near future."
SUPERCAPTION: Jorge Sampaio, Portuguese President
The President was in Thailand to offer thanks for its role in the peacekeeping force, currently in East Timor.
The role of the Portuguese in Asian history has long been a significant one.
They were the first Europeans to control parts of Asia and they are now the last to leave, after the French pulled out of Indochina, the Dutch quit Indonesia and the British gave up colonies including India, Pakistan, Malaysia and Singapore.
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Portuguese President Jorge Sampaio was stricken with fever and a severely sore throat on Tuesday, forcing him to postpone a historic trip to his country's former colony, East Timor, for up to three months.
Sampaio had planned to arrive in East Timor on Tuesday and meet with leaders including Jose Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao, the charismatic former rebel chief expected to become his country's first president.
The visit should have capped a dramatic Asian sojourn where Sampaio turned over Portugal's last colony, the tiny gambling enclave of Macau, to China, and would have been the first Portuguese leader to visit East Timor as it leaves behind a quarter-century of brutal Indonesian rule.
A presidential spokesman said that doctors had advised Sampaio to cancel his appointments for the next eight to 10 days, the first being his planned audience with Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
The president is now expected to return to Lisbon later Tuesday.
Links were cut between Portugal with East Timor a quarter of a century ago, following Jakarta's invasion of the former Portuguese colony, but the Portuguese president has said he expects to re-establish diplomatic relations with Indonesia very soon.
In August the people of East Timor voted overwhelmingly for independence in a UN-organised poll, before enduring weeks of violence by pro-Indonesia militia.
Portugal's President Jorge Sampaio spoke during a stopover on Monday night in Bangkok, Thailand.
He had been due to leave for East Timor, formerly a Portuguese province, On Tuesday.
He offered an olive branch, saying his country was determined to shepherd in good relations between East Timor and its Asian neighbours.
His remarks were made a day after Portugal's red and green flag came down in Macau and was replaced by a red communist Chinese banner, ending 442 years of colonial rule in the region.
Despite handing back the enclave, his moves to restore diplomatic ties with Jakarta are seen as Portugal's desire to continue to influence events in the region.
President Sampaio suggested that, as peace is gradually restored to the region, ravaged by war earlier this year, his task will be a more realistic one.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"It's clear that there is a good climate between our foreign ministers. There has been a significant change in Indonesia. We have always thought that East Timor has to have good relations with its neighbours, so the stumbling block which was very sad and very dramatic which made it impossible for Portugal to have a relationship with Indonesia has come to an end fortunately. So the conditions are beginning to be created for this restoring of relations, and I wouldn't be surprised if you hear something about that in the very near future."
SUPERCAPTION: Jorge Sampaio, Portuguese President
The President was in Thailand to offer thanks for its role in the peacekeeping force, currently in East Timor.
The role of the Portuguese in Asian history has long been a significant one.
They were the first Europeans to control parts of Asia and they are now the last to leave, after the French pulled out of Indochina, the Dutch quit Indonesia and the British gave up colonies including India, Pakistan, Malaysia and Singapore.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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E.TIMOR: INDONESIAN PM - 3 DAY VISIT
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- Duration: 1:42
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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The Indonesian Presidential frontrunner, Megawati Sukarnoputri, arrived in East Timor on Sunday for a three-day visit.
Fresh from her elect...
Indonesian/Nat
The Indonesian Presidential frontrunner, Megawati Sukarnoputri, arrived in East Timor on Sunday for a three-day visit.
Fresh from her election victory, she was making her second visit to the troubled province ahead of this month's historic referendum on its future.
Megawati arrived at Liquica village to a warm welcome.
She is regarded as the strongest contender to become the next head of state - a development that would see her following in her father's footsteps.
She is the daughter of President Sukarno, who was Indonesia's first head of state.
If she assumes power it will mark a break with the old order in the country after 32 years of rule by the Golkar party - led by President Suharto and his sucessor President Habibie.
The identity of the new President will be determined in November by a special electoral college.
Megawati has said she would like to see East Timor remain part of Indonesia having already criticised President Habibie for allowing this month's referendum to take place.
But she's recently promised to respect the wishes of the East Timorese and the outcome of the plebiscite which is now scheduled for August 30.
The ballot will give East Timor's 800-thousand (t) people a chance to choose between autonomy within Indonesia and full independence.
Indonesian forces occupied the former Portuguese colony in 1975, but the United Nations, which is organizing the plebiscite, never recognized Indonesian rule.
However, Megawati says her visit was not for the purpose of campaigning in the upcoming East Timor referendum in late August.
Instead, she wanted to thank members of her Indonesian Democratic Party-Struggle (PDI-P) for their efforts in the June 7 parliamentary election, in which the party won 34 percent of the vote - more than any other party.
SOUNDBITE: (Indonesian)
"I came here because I wanted to thank you all for continuing your support of the PDI-P. Without your support, the party would cease to exist."
SUPER CAPTION: Megawati Sukarnoputri, leader of Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P)
During her brief visit, Megawati was scheduled to hold a meeting with senior military and civilian officials in the province.
Her visit also included a meeting with Roman Catholic Bishop and Nobel laureate Carlos Filipe Ximenes Belo.
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The Indonesian Presidential frontrunner, Megawati Sukarnoputri, arrived in East Timor on Sunday for a three-day visit.
Fresh from her election victory, she was making her second visit to the troubled province ahead of this month's historic referendum on its future.
Megawati arrived at Liquica village to a warm welcome.
She is regarded as the strongest contender to become the next head of state - a development that would see her following in her father's footsteps.
She is the daughter of President Sukarno, who was Indonesia's first head of state.
If she assumes power it will mark a break with the old order in the country after 32 years of rule by the Golkar party - led by President Suharto and his sucessor President Habibie.
The identity of the new President will be determined in November by a special electoral college.
Megawati has said she would like to see East Timor remain part of Indonesia having already criticised President Habibie for allowing this month's referendum to take place.
But she's recently promised to respect the wishes of the East Timorese and the outcome of the plebiscite which is now scheduled for August 30.
The ballot will give East Timor's 800-thousand (t) people a chance to choose between autonomy within Indonesia and full independence.
Indonesian forces occupied the former Portuguese colony in 1975, but the United Nations, which is organizing the plebiscite, never recognized Indonesian rule.
However, Megawati says her visit was not for the purpose of campaigning in the upcoming East Timor referendum in late August.
Instead, she wanted to thank members of her Indonesian Democratic Party-Struggle (PDI-P) for their efforts in the June 7 parliamentary election, in which the party won 34 percent of the vote - more than any other party.
SOUNDBITE: (Indonesian)
"I came here because I wanted to thank you all for continuing your support of the PDI-P. Without your support, the party would cease to exist."
SUPER CAPTION: Megawati Sukarnoputri, leader of Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P)
During her brief visit, Megawati was scheduled to hold a meeting with senior military and civilian officials in the province.
Her visit also included a meeting with Roman Catholic Bishop and Nobel laureate Carlos Filipe Ximenes Belo.
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East Timor president meets Portugal World Cup squad
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- Duration: 2:03
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 392
1. East Timorese President Xanana Gusmao walking into room
2. Various of photo call with Gusmao and the head of the Portuguese Football Federation
3. Various...
1. East Timorese President Xanana Gusmao walking into room
2. Various of photo call with Gusmao and the head of the Portuguese Football Federation
3. Various of Gusmao meeting Portuguese football team
4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Xanana Gusmao, East Timorese President:
"He said that they will pay attention to helping us develop not only soccer but other kinds of sport. Of course we need this very much."
5. Cutaway of audience
6. Gusmao and head of Portuguese football federation holding and opening giant card with picture inside
7. Cutaway of Portuguese Football Federation chief
8. Portuguese Football Federation chief putting scarf around player Luis Figo who shakes Gusmao's hand and hugs him
9. More of Gusmao meeting other players and posing for photo op
10. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Antonio Oliveira, Portuguese coach:
(On the importance of Gusmao's visit)
"It think it was important. It was important because we, especially me, and the whole squad, since 1996 have always appreciated the solidarity (we have) with the (East) Timor movement."
11. More of Gusmao meeting players
STORYLINE:
The president of the world's newest country, East Timor, was in South Korea on Friday to meet with World Cup hopefuls, Portugal.
East Timorese leader Xanana Gusmao meet with players and organisers of the Portuguese football team as the World Cup kicked off in Seoul.
Gusmao's small east Asian country, which swore in its first independent government earlier in May, was once a colony of Portugal.
The two countries have maintained ties, and Portugal has since pledged to help Asia's poorest nation to rebuild itself.
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1. East Timorese President Xanana Gusmao walking into room
2. Various of photo call with Gusmao and the head of the Portuguese Football Federation
3. Various of Gusmao meeting Portuguese football team
4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Xanana Gusmao, East Timorese President:
"He said that they will pay attention to helping us develop not only soccer but other kinds of sport. Of course we need this very much."
5. Cutaway of audience
6. Gusmao and head of Portuguese football federation holding and opening giant card with picture inside
7. Cutaway of Portuguese Football Federation chief
8. Portuguese Football Federation chief putting scarf around player Luis Figo who shakes Gusmao's hand and hugs him
9. More of Gusmao meeting other players and posing for photo op
10. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Antonio Oliveira, Portuguese coach:
(On the importance of Gusmao's visit)
"It think it was important. It was important because we, especially me, and the whole squad, since 1996 have always appreciated the solidarity (we have) with the (East) Timor movement."
11. More of Gusmao meeting players
STORYLINE:
The president of the world's newest country, East Timor, was in South Korea on Friday to meet with World Cup hopefuls, Portugal.
East Timorese leader Xanana Gusmao meet with players and organisers of the Portuguese football team as the World Cup kicked off in Seoul.
Gusmao's small east Asian country, which swore in its first independent government earlier in May, was once a colony of Portugal.
The two countries have maintained ties, and Portugal has since pledged to help Asia's poorest nation to rebuild itself.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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UK: NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNER JOSE RAMOS HORTA VISIT
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- Duration: 2:20
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 80
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East Timor independence leader Jose Ramos Horta has expressed optimism that Britain will eventually block the export of weapons and machinery us...
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East Timor independence leader Jose Ramos Horta has expressed optimism that Britain will eventually block the export of weapons and machinery used by Indonesian troops in the former Portuguese colony.
Nobel peace prize winner Horta, who met British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook in London on Thursday, said Britain's new Labour government showed a more positive attitude towards human rights in East Timor.
Although he does not expect an immediate ban on arms sales to Indonesia, Horta says he now has strong hope that Britain will be supportive of UN led talks.
When Robin Cook became Britain's foreign secretary in May, he pledged to prioritise human rights issues, and on Thursday he added a little weight to that promise.
His meeting with East Timor's exiled independence leader, Jose Ramos Horta, was the first of a kind.
It is the first time a British foreign secretary has met an independence leader from the former Portuguese colony since Indonesia annexed it in 1975.
Now that the Labour Party has unseated the Conservative Party from 18 years in office, Nobel peace prize winner Horta is confident of increased support from London.
He is especially concerned about British arms exports to Indonesia - a country led by what he calls an oppressive regime.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The minister reassured me once again that the British government is very committed to the United Nations process regarding East Timor, he will be very supportive to all efforts to find a settlement and he informed us that there is an active review process regarding arms sales to Indonesia. We don't know yet which kinds of weapons will be affected, but his position is well known, and the government's is well known, in that any weapon prone to be used in East Timor certainly will be reviewed, and we were very satisfied with that assurance."
Q: "But for the moment the Land Rovers and water cannons are still going to be exported, did he not say for definite that there would be a ban on those machines and weapons?"
A: "The minister did not elaborate, did not make any kind of decisive comment on these kinds of weapons which we are worried most about, like the Land Rovers and armoured vehicles, but we understand his position because there is still a review process going on and this review process will be announced, I don't know, in the next few weeks or months. What is important, I believe on our side, is that there is seriousness and commitment on the part of the government to really view the entire arms policy to Indonesia, and any weapon that is used in East Timor, they have as much evidence as we do that some weapons are being used in East Timor, then they will stop delivery of these weapons."
SUPER CAPTION: Dr. Jose Ramos Horta, Nobel Laureate and East Timor Resistance Spokesman abroad
The United Nations, which has never recognised Indonesian sovereignty, has been trying to mediate an agreement on East Timor since 1983.
But both Portugal and Indonesia have refused to budge from their positions.
Indonesia refuses to discuss the 'final status' of the territory while Portugal has insisted on a referendum to determine its future.
Horta says diplomatic efforts must continue.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"At this stage, we believe that more important than anything else, that there must be strong pressure on Indonesia to negotiate in good faith, under the auspices of the U-N, to pull out their troops from East Timor, to stop torture, to stop the transmigration into East Timor, and to allow an act of free choice, of self-determination to take place in two, three or five years from now. This is extremely important."
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East Timor independence leader Jose Ramos Horta has expressed optimism that Britain will eventually block the export of weapons and machinery used by Indonesian troops in the former Portuguese colony.
Nobel peace prize winner Horta, who met British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook in London on Thursday, said Britain's new Labour government showed a more positive attitude towards human rights in East Timor.
Although he does not expect an immediate ban on arms sales to Indonesia, Horta says he now has strong hope that Britain will be supportive of UN led talks.
When Robin Cook became Britain's foreign secretary in May, he pledged to prioritise human rights issues, and on Thursday he added a little weight to that promise.
His meeting with East Timor's exiled independence leader, Jose Ramos Horta, was the first of a kind.
It is the first time a British foreign secretary has met an independence leader from the former Portuguese colony since Indonesia annexed it in 1975.
Now that the Labour Party has unseated the Conservative Party from 18 years in office, Nobel peace prize winner Horta is confident of increased support from London.
He is especially concerned about British arms exports to Indonesia - a country led by what he calls an oppressive regime.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The minister reassured me once again that the British government is very committed to the United Nations process regarding East Timor, he will be very supportive to all efforts to find a settlement and he informed us that there is an active review process regarding arms sales to Indonesia. We don't know yet which kinds of weapons will be affected, but his position is well known, and the government's is well known, in that any weapon prone to be used in East Timor certainly will be reviewed, and we were very satisfied with that assurance."
Q: "But for the moment the Land Rovers and water cannons are still going to be exported, did he not say for definite that there would be a ban on those machines and weapons?"
A: "The minister did not elaborate, did not make any kind of decisive comment on these kinds of weapons which we are worried most about, like the Land Rovers and armoured vehicles, but we understand his position because there is still a review process going on and this review process will be announced, I don't know, in the next few weeks or months. What is important, I believe on our side, is that there is seriousness and commitment on the part of the government to really view the entire arms policy to Indonesia, and any weapon that is used in East Timor, they have as much evidence as we do that some weapons are being used in East Timor, then they will stop delivery of these weapons."
SUPER CAPTION: Dr. Jose Ramos Horta, Nobel Laureate and East Timor Resistance Spokesman abroad
The United Nations, which has never recognised Indonesian sovereignty, has been trying to mediate an agreement on East Timor since 1983.
But both Portugal and Indonesia have refused to budge from their positions.
Indonesia refuses to discuss the 'final status' of the territory while Portugal has insisted on a referendum to determine its future.
Horta says diplomatic efforts must continue.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"At this stage, we believe that more important than anything else, that there must be strong pressure on Indonesia to negotiate in good faith, under the auspices of the U-N, to pull out their troops from East Timor, to stop torture, to stop the transmigration into East Timor, and to allow an act of free choice, of self-determination to take place in two, three or five years from now. This is extremely important."
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INDONESIA: UN ENVOY JAMSHEED MARKER VISIT
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- Duration: 2:13
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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English/Nat
Both sides in the bitter East Timor conflict are displaying a newfound taste for
compromise.
That's according to U-N envoy Jamsheed Marker, w...
English/Nat
Both sides in the bitter East Timor conflict are displaying a newfound taste for
compromise.
That's according to U-N envoy Jamsheed Marker, who has been visiting Indonesia to promote a U-N-designed blueprint for autonomy in the former Portuguese colony.
Marker's fact-finding mission was not without problems - as he left Dili airport, East Timorese protesters spilled onto the runway tarmac and shouted their anger.
Sent to make peace in Indonesian-controlled East Timor, U-N envoy Jamsheed Marker has been holding talks with all sides in the conflict.
Based on these meetings, he told reporters that both sides in the bitter conflict were displaying a newfound taste for compromise.
Marker admitted that a peaceful solution remained distant.
But in a big step forward, he said, many separatist activists were no longer pressing for an immediate vote on independence.
Indonesian troops invaded East Timor in 1975 and annexed it a year later.
The territory is a former Portuguese colony and the people of East Timor have been calling for independence since Jakarta rule moved in.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well, I would say in terms of 10 years ago, we certainly are closer. But if you ask me to say ''Do you have a solution?', then the answer is 'No'. I think I know what a solution should be but I'm not sure that all the parties agree to it yet. But I think there are ways of getting there, the first thing is to have peace and quiet and the second is to work seriously towards this and do it in stages."
SUPER CAPTION: Jamsheed Marker, U-N envoy
But Marker's hasty departure from the troubled territory signaled how easily tensions there can boil over.
Hundreds of East Timorese separatists stormed the capital's airport and took over the runway, forcing the visiting U-N special envoy to alter his travel plans.
Marker left the Indonesian-controlled territory after talks with its spiritual leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner Bishop Carlos Belo and other community leaders.
During a visit last year, Indonesian soldiers killed two pro-independence demonstrators outside a hotel where Marker was staying.
Activists have alleged that Indonesia secretly ferried troops into East Timor in spite of pledges to reduce the number.
Marker said Jakarta had advised him of troop rotations and that U-N staff were monitoring the situation.
On Monday, Marker said Indonesian troops in East Timor are there for a reason.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I think there is the just apprehension that things could get out of hand if they didn't have...any..in terms of law and order and that what is keeping the Indonesian troops there is more for maintenance of public security and order and not for purposes of repression and I'm quite convinced of that."
SUPER CAPTION: Jamsheed Marker, U-N envoy
During his fact-finding mission, Marker also met separatist leader Xanana Gusmao.
He remains a key figure in talks on a peaceful solution to the long-running conflict in the former Portuguese colony.
Fears are widespread that more unrest in East Timor could derail the negotiations.
And Marker voiced his concern in a meeting with Gusmao.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"That's why I've been urging in my meeting with Xanana also today I said that there was a lot of tension in East Timor and that here people ought to be doing everything they can to reduce it."
SUPER CAPTION: Jamsheed Marker, U-N envoy
Indonesia and Portugal will send diplomats to open sections in each other's capitals next month.
Formal diplomatic relations, however, will not be resumed.
Also in January, the two countries are scheduled to embark on a new round of U-N-sponsored peace talks in New York.
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English/Nat
Both sides in the bitter East Timor conflict are displaying a newfound taste for
compromise.
That's according to U-N envoy Jamsheed Marker, who has been visiting Indonesia to promote a U-N-designed blueprint for autonomy in the former Portuguese colony.
Marker's fact-finding mission was not without problems - as he left Dili airport, East Timorese protesters spilled onto the runway tarmac and shouted their anger.
Sent to make peace in Indonesian-controlled East Timor, U-N envoy Jamsheed Marker has been holding talks with all sides in the conflict.
Based on these meetings, he told reporters that both sides in the bitter conflict were displaying a newfound taste for compromise.
Marker admitted that a peaceful solution remained distant.
But in a big step forward, he said, many separatist activists were no longer pressing for an immediate vote on independence.
Indonesian troops invaded East Timor in 1975 and annexed it a year later.
The territory is a former Portuguese colony and the people of East Timor have been calling for independence since Jakarta rule moved in.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well, I would say in terms of 10 years ago, we certainly are closer. But if you ask me to say ''Do you have a solution?', then the answer is 'No'. I think I know what a solution should be but I'm not sure that all the parties agree to it yet. But I think there are ways of getting there, the first thing is to have peace and quiet and the second is to work seriously towards this and do it in stages."
SUPER CAPTION: Jamsheed Marker, U-N envoy
But Marker's hasty departure from the troubled territory signaled how easily tensions there can boil over.
Hundreds of East Timorese separatists stormed the capital's airport and took over the runway, forcing the visiting U-N special envoy to alter his travel plans.
Marker left the Indonesian-controlled territory after talks with its spiritual leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner Bishop Carlos Belo and other community leaders.
During a visit last year, Indonesian soldiers killed two pro-independence demonstrators outside a hotel where Marker was staying.
Activists have alleged that Indonesia secretly ferried troops into East Timor in spite of pledges to reduce the number.
Marker said Jakarta had advised him of troop rotations and that U-N staff were monitoring the situation.
On Monday, Marker said Indonesian troops in East Timor are there for a reason.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I think there is the just apprehension that things could get out of hand if they didn't have...any..in terms of law and order and that what is keeping the Indonesian troops there is more for maintenance of public security and order and not for purposes of repression and I'm quite convinced of that."
SUPER CAPTION: Jamsheed Marker, U-N envoy
During his fact-finding mission, Marker also met separatist leader Xanana Gusmao.
He remains a key figure in talks on a peaceful solution to the long-running conflict in the former Portuguese colony.
Fears are widespread that more unrest in East Timor could derail the negotiations.
And Marker voiced his concern in a meeting with Gusmao.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"That's why I've been urging in my meeting with Xanana also today I said that there was a lot of tension in East Timor and that here people ought to be doing everything they can to reduce it."
SUPER CAPTION: Jamsheed Marker, U-N envoy
Indonesia and Portugal will send diplomats to open sections in each other's capitals next month.
Formal diplomatic relations, however, will not be resumed.
Also in January, the two countries are scheduled to embark on a new round of U-N-sponsored peace talks in New York.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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INDONESIA: XANANA GUSMAO MEETS PORTUGUESE DIPLOMAT
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- Duration: 2:21
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 1712
English/Nat
The jailed East Timorese separatist leader Xanana Gusmao has met a Portuguese diplomat to discuss Indonesia's announcement that it is willing to...
English/Nat
The jailed East Timorese separatist leader Xanana Gusmao has met a Portuguese diplomat to discuss Indonesia's announcement that it is willing to grant independence to the former Portuguese colony.
Indonesia invaded East Timor in 1975, a few months after the departure of Portugal's colonial administration, and annexed it the following year.
Indonesia has since come under worldwide condemnation for the invasion and the United Nations still considers Portugal as East Timor's official administering power.
The prison meeting comes on the eve of talks at the U-N in New York that could bring further progress towards a solution for the troubled territory.
Ana Gomes is the first Portuguese diplomat to be based in Indonesia for 24 years.
Her meeting with Xanana Gusmao is one of her most important engagements since she took up office less than a week ago.
The two talked for two and a half hours in a room at Cipinang Prison, where Gusmao has been held since 1992.
With a new round of talks due this weekend at the U-N in New York, the meeting will have provided important last minute information for the Portuguese Foreign Minister.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Of course we discussed everything that is important for East Timor and for this very important stage of the process in order to find a solution for East Timor that will meet the will of the East Timorese people."
SUPER CAPTION: Ana Gomes, Portuguese Diplomat
The jailed East Timorese rebel leader is seen as a key player in negotiations over the future of the former Portuguese colony, and in securing a peaceful solution to the East Timor problem.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We talked about essentially the formation of the commission for stability in East Timor and how to avoid a civil war, how to avoid violence in East Timor, and how Portugal can help us in this aspect."
SUPER CATION: Xanana Gusmao, East Timorese Resistance Leader
Xanana Gusmao will move to house arrest next week as the Indonesian government said it would offer special detention for the rebel leader.
Both Gusmao and Gomes said that their meeting had been fruitful.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well I believe all the meetings and all the contacts I have been making here since I arrived in Indonesia have been very useful, and will certainly help my government understand more clearly what is at stake, the Indonesian point of view, and I'm sure that it will all be fed into the Ministers' talks."
SUPER CAPTION: Ana Gomes, Portuguese Diplomat
Indonesia's Foreign Minister, Ali Alatas was due to leave on Friday for New York for two days of talks starting on Sunday with his Portuguese counterpart, Jaime Gama, and U-N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan.
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English/Nat
The jailed East Timorese separatist leader Xanana Gusmao has met a Portuguese diplomat to discuss Indonesia's announcement that it is willing to grant independence to the former Portuguese colony.
Indonesia invaded East Timor in 1975, a few months after the departure of Portugal's colonial administration, and annexed it the following year.
Indonesia has since come under worldwide condemnation for the invasion and the United Nations still considers Portugal as East Timor's official administering power.
The prison meeting comes on the eve of talks at the U-N in New York that could bring further progress towards a solution for the troubled territory.
Ana Gomes is the first Portuguese diplomat to be based in Indonesia for 24 years.
Her meeting with Xanana Gusmao is one of her most important engagements since she took up office less than a week ago.
The two talked for two and a half hours in a room at Cipinang Prison, where Gusmao has been held since 1992.
With a new round of talks due this weekend at the U-N in New York, the meeting will have provided important last minute information for the Portuguese Foreign Minister.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Of course we discussed everything that is important for East Timor and for this very important stage of the process in order to find a solution for East Timor that will meet the will of the East Timorese people."
SUPER CAPTION: Ana Gomes, Portuguese Diplomat
The jailed East Timorese rebel leader is seen as a key player in negotiations over the future of the former Portuguese colony, and in securing a peaceful solution to the East Timor problem.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We talked about essentially the formation of the commission for stability in East Timor and how to avoid a civil war, how to avoid violence in East Timor, and how Portugal can help us in this aspect."
SUPER CATION: Xanana Gusmao, East Timorese Resistance Leader
Xanana Gusmao will move to house arrest next week as the Indonesian government said it would offer special detention for the rebel leader.
Both Gusmao and Gomes said that their meeting had been fruitful.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well I believe all the meetings and all the contacts I have been making here since I arrived in Indonesia have been very useful, and will certainly help my government understand more clearly what is at stake, the Indonesian point of view, and I'm sure that it will all be fed into the Ministers' talks."
SUPER CAPTION: Ana Gomes, Portuguese Diplomat
Indonesia's Foreign Minister, Ali Alatas was due to leave on Friday for New York for two days of talks starting on Sunday with his Portuguese counterpart, Jaime Gama, and U-N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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【K】East Timor Travel-Dili[동티모르 여행-딜리]독립투쟁의 현장, 산타쿠르즈 공동묘지/Santa Cruz Cemetery/Dili
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- Duration: 1:18
- Updated: 21 May 2015
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■ KBS 걸어서 세계속으로 PD들이 직접 만든 해외여행전문 유투브 채널 【Everywhere, K】
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[한국어 정보]
동티모르는 21세기 첫 번째 독립국가다. 우리가 월드컵을 개최한 2002년에 동티모르는 인도네시아로부터 독립했다. 이제는 전쟁의 흔적을 지워가며 국가다운 면모를 찾아가고 있지만 아직 치안 유지를 위해 유엔 경찰이 남아있다. 과거 400여 년간 포르투갈의 지배와, 인도네시아의 강점 속에서도 동티모르 사람들은 독립 의지를 굽히지 않았다. 하지만 평화를 찾기까지 많은 사람들이 희생과 대가를 치러야만 했다. “많은 사람들이 죽었어요. 그리고 아직까지 못 찾은 시신도 많아요.”
[English: Google Translator]
East Timor do not know the 21st century go first independent state. We know that East Timor became independent from Indonesia in 2002, held the World Cup. Now the country is going to find down aspects gamyeo erased the traces of the war, but the United Nations police to maintain peace and order still remain. In the past 400 years of Portuguese domination, despite the strength of Indonesian East Timor People it did not bend an independent agency. But a lot of people had to pay the price and sacrifice to find peace. "Many people died. And a lot can not even find the body yet."
[Portuguese: Google Translator]
Timor Leste não sei o século 21 ir primeiro estado independente. Sabemos que Timor Leste se tornou independente da Indonésia em 2002, realizada a Copa do Mundo. Agora, o país está indo encontrar para baixo aspectos gamyeo apagados os vestígios da guerra, mas a polícia das Nações Unidas para manter a paz ea ordem ainda permanecem. Nos últimos 400 anos de dominação Português, apesar da força da Indonésia Timor-Leste As pessoas não dobrar uma agência independente. Mas um monte de gente teve que pagar o preço e sacrificar para encontrar a paz. "Muitas pessoas morreram. E muitos não podem sequer encontrar o corpo ainda."
[Information]
■클립명: 아시아021-동티모르01-03 독립투쟁의 현장, 산타쿠르즈 공동묘지/Santa Cruz Cemetery/Dili
■여행, 촬영, 편집, 원고: 하근 PD (travel, filming, editing, writing: KBS TV Producer)
■촬영일자: 2010년 6월 June
[Keywords]
아시아,Asia,아시아,동티모르,East Timor,하근,2010,6월 June,딜리,Dili
wn.com/【K】East Timor Travel Dili 동티모르 여행 딜리 독립투쟁의 현장, 산타쿠르즈 공동묘지 Santa Cruz Cemetery Dili
■ KBS 걸어서 세계속으로 PD들이 직접 만든 해외여행전문 유투브 채널 【Everywhere, K】
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[한국어 정보]
동티모르는 21세기 첫 번째 독립국가다. 우리가 월드컵을 개최한 2002년에 동티모르는 인도네시아로부터 독립했다. 이제는 전쟁의 흔적을 지워가며 국가다운 면모를 찾아가고 있지만 아직 치안 유지를 위해 유엔 경찰이 남아있다. 과거 400여 년간 포르투갈의 지배와, 인도네시아의 강점 속에서도 동티모르 사람들은 독립 의지를 굽히지 않았다. 하지만 평화를 찾기까지 많은 사람들이 희생과 대가를 치러야만 했다. “많은 사람들이 죽었어요. 그리고 아직까지 못 찾은 시신도 많아요.”
[English: Google Translator]
East Timor do not know the 21st century go first independent state. We know that East Timor became independent from Indonesia in 2002, held the World Cup. Now the country is going to find down aspects gamyeo erased the traces of the war, but the United Nations police to maintain peace and order still remain. In the past 400 years of Portuguese domination, despite the strength of Indonesian East Timor People it did not bend an independent agency. But a lot of people had to pay the price and sacrifice to find peace. "Many people died. And a lot can not even find the body yet."
[Portuguese: Google Translator]
Timor Leste não sei o século 21 ir primeiro estado independente. Sabemos que Timor Leste se tornou independente da Indonésia em 2002, realizada a Copa do Mundo. Agora, o país está indo encontrar para baixo aspectos gamyeo apagados os vestígios da guerra, mas a polícia das Nações Unidas para manter a paz ea ordem ainda permanecem. Nos últimos 400 anos de dominação Português, apesar da força da Indonésia Timor-Leste As pessoas não dobrar uma agência independente. Mas um monte de gente teve que pagar o preço e sacrificar para encontrar a paz. "Muitas pessoas morreram. E muitos não podem sequer encontrar o corpo ainda."
[Information]
■클립명: 아시아021-동티모르01-03 독립투쟁의 현장, 산타쿠르즈 공동묘지/Santa Cruz Cemetery/Dili
■여행, 촬영, 편집, 원고: 하근 PD (travel, filming, editing, writing: KBS TV Producer)
■촬영일자: 2010년 6월 June
[Keywords]
아시아,Asia,아시아,동티모르,East Timor,하근,2010,6월 June,딜리,Dili
- published: 21 May 2015
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INDONESIA: JOSE RAMOS HORTA EAST TIMOR PRESS CONFERENCE
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- Duration: 3:12
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 1255
English/Nat
East Timorese independence campaigner Jose Ramos Horta says he is satisfied with the guarantees given by the Indonesian government that it will e...
English/Nat
East Timorese independence campaigner Jose Ramos Horta says he is satisfied with the guarantees given by the Indonesian government that it will ensure a secure environment in the run up to the independence referendum for the former Portuguese colony.
Ramos Horta was speaking after he and East Timorese rebel leader, Jose Alexander "Xanana" Gusmao held a meeting with Indonesian Foreign Minister Ali Alatas.
Preparations for the vote have been marred by violence between rival factions in East Timor.
The two East Timorese independence leaders met with the man who was once among their bitterest foes to discuss plans for a peaceful lead-up to next month's historic vote.
The greatest threat to the referendum now comes from a spate of violence from rival factions in East Timor.
The United Nations Mission in East Timor (UNAMET), which is supervising the vote, has blamed pro-integration militias for the bulk of the violence, accusing the Indonesian military of colluding with them to try and disrupt the vote.
Pro-independence and pro-integrationist militias signed a peace deal earlier in June, promising an end to the violence, but tensions still remain.
The United Nations had scheduled the ballot for August 8 but postponed it for two weeks because of security fears and logistical problems.
Emerging from the meeting Horta said that the Pro-independence delegation accepted the Indonesian government's commitment to ensure security in the run-up to a referendum in August.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We are satisfied with assurances given by the minister that Indonesian government authorities on the whole will do their utmost to have a free and democratic, secure environment in the next few weeks so that the vote can take place"
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Ramos Horta, Nobel laureate and East Timorese independence campaigner
The leaders also discussed the possibility of an early release for Gusmao, currently serving a 20-year sentence under house arrest in Jakarta, allowing him to return to East Timor ahead of the vote.
The Indonesian government has promised to release Gusmao as part of the referendum deal, but so far has indicated it would not allow him to visit East Timor prior to the vote.
Horta, however, argued that Gusmao's presence could be beneficial in the effort to secure peace in the troubled territory.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"They all know our president now and they know that his presence there would be a very moderative influence on the emotions there and he would do very well working with everybody so that the climate towards the vote is one of calm and particularly the situation post vote will be also calm and he's the one who can contribute to that."
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Ramos Horta, Nobel laureate and East Timorese independence campaigner
Alatas confirmed the date of Gusmao's possible release was still being considered but rejected the notion that he could be a calming influence between rival factions.
He warned that everyone would have to realistic about the difficulties of containing violence between rival factions committed to different outcomes for the vote.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"But that doesn't mean that the other side would accept it. There will be demonstrations and counter demonstrations. That of course is I think inevitable consequence and on that score I would not be so very sure that one could stop the demonstrations and counter demonstrations don't you think."
SUPER CAPTION: Ali Alatas, Indonesian Foreign Minister
Alatas also pledged that the Indonesian authorities would do their best to avoid a repeat of incidents such as the attack last week by militia groups on a U-N electoral mission in Maliana, East Timor where several personnel were injured.
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East Timorese independence campaigner Jose Ramos Horta says he is satisfied with the guarantees given by the Indonesian government that it will ensure a secure environment in the run up to the independence referendum for the former Portuguese colony.
Ramos Horta was speaking after he and East Timorese rebel leader, Jose Alexander "Xanana" Gusmao held a meeting with Indonesian Foreign Minister Ali Alatas.
Preparations for the vote have been marred by violence between rival factions in East Timor.
The two East Timorese independence leaders met with the man who was once among their bitterest foes to discuss plans for a peaceful lead-up to next month's historic vote.
The greatest threat to the referendum now comes from a spate of violence from rival factions in East Timor.
The United Nations Mission in East Timor (UNAMET), which is supervising the vote, has blamed pro-integration militias for the bulk of the violence, accusing the Indonesian military of colluding with them to try and disrupt the vote.
Pro-independence and pro-integrationist militias signed a peace deal earlier in June, promising an end to the violence, but tensions still remain.
The United Nations had scheduled the ballot for August 8 but postponed it for two weeks because of security fears and logistical problems.
Emerging from the meeting Horta said that the Pro-independence delegation accepted the Indonesian government's commitment to ensure security in the run-up to a referendum in August.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We are satisfied with assurances given by the minister that Indonesian government authorities on the whole will do their utmost to have a free and democratic, secure environment in the next few weeks so that the vote can take place"
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Ramos Horta, Nobel laureate and East Timorese independence campaigner
The leaders also discussed the possibility of an early release for Gusmao, currently serving a 20-year sentence under house arrest in Jakarta, allowing him to return to East Timor ahead of the vote.
The Indonesian government has promised to release Gusmao as part of the referendum deal, but so far has indicated it would not allow him to visit East Timor prior to the vote.
Horta, however, argued that Gusmao's presence could be beneficial in the effort to secure peace in the troubled territory.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"They all know our president now and they know that his presence there would be a very moderative influence on the emotions there and he would do very well working with everybody so that the climate towards the vote is one of calm and particularly the situation post vote will be also calm and he's the one who can contribute to that."
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Ramos Horta, Nobel laureate and East Timorese independence campaigner
Alatas confirmed the date of Gusmao's possible release was still being considered but rejected the notion that he could be a calming influence between rival factions.
He warned that everyone would have to realistic about the difficulties of containing violence between rival factions committed to different outcomes for the vote.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"But that doesn't mean that the other side would accept it. There will be demonstrations and counter demonstrations. That of course is I think inevitable consequence and on that score I would not be so very sure that one could stop the demonstrations and counter demonstrations don't you think."
SUPER CAPTION: Ali Alatas, Indonesian Foreign Minister
Alatas also pledged that the Indonesian authorities would do their best to avoid a repeat of incidents such as the attack last week by militia groups on a U-N electoral mission in Maliana, East Timor where several personnel were injured.
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UN: PORTUGAL & INDONESIA EAST TIMOR TALKS
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Delegations from the Foreign Ministries of Portugal and Indonesia on Thursday began meetings with the U-N Special Representative for East Timor,...
English/Nat
Delegations from the Foreign Ministries of Portugal and Indonesia on Thursday began meetings with the U-N Special Representative for East Timor, Jamsheed Marker, in New York.
The talks followed a surprise announcement that Indonesia is ready to grant independence to East Timor, a former Portuguese territory that was annexed in 1976.
Officials reported that Marker met separately with Nugroho Wisnumurti, Director- General of Political Affairs for the Indonesian Foreign Ministry, and Fernando Neves Director-General for Special Political Questions, Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Portugal.
Portuguese and Indonesian diplomats met on Thursday in New York as
part of a regular series of U-N-brokered sessions aimed at reaching a negotiated settlement to the Timor issue.
Secretary-General Kofi Annan's special envoy for Timor, Jamsheed
Marker of Pakistan, has been coordinating diplomatic talks between the two countries.
Indonesia is represented by Nugroho Wisnumurti, Director-General of Political Affairs for the Indonesian Foreign Ministry.
Portugal is represented by Fernando Neves, Director-General for Special Political Questions at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Portugal.
All three delegates are hoping for clarification on the latest Indonesian initiative on granting greater autonomy for East Timor, with a view to granting final independence.
Following its offer to relinquish control of East Timor, the Indonesian government on Thursday ruled out a referendum on independence there, saying it could lead to civil war.
Foreign Minister Ali Alatas said an offer of autonomy for East Timor, which was invaded by Indonesia in 1975, remained the best option for the former Portuguese colony.
According to Alatas, Indonesia will only consider independence for East Timor if its people reject autonomy.
When Indonesia invaded, East Timor was riven by fighting between rival groups that erupted in the wake of a hasty withdrawal by the Portuguese colonisers after a 400-year rule.
The United Nations still considers Portugal to be the administering power, and U-N- sponsored talks between Jakarta and Lisbon have gained momentum in recent months.
Indonesia has faced much international pressure to end years of fighting with East Timorese rebels amid widespread human rights abuses.
That pressure could now be paying off.
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Delegations from the Foreign Ministries of Portugal and Indonesia on Thursday began meetings with the U-N Special Representative for East Timor, Jamsheed Marker, in New York.
The talks followed a surprise announcement that Indonesia is ready to grant independence to East Timor, a former Portuguese territory that was annexed in 1976.
Officials reported that Marker met separately with Nugroho Wisnumurti, Director- General of Political Affairs for the Indonesian Foreign Ministry, and Fernando Neves Director-General for Special Political Questions, Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Portugal.
Portuguese and Indonesian diplomats met on Thursday in New York as
part of a regular series of U-N-brokered sessions aimed at reaching a negotiated settlement to the Timor issue.
Secretary-General Kofi Annan's special envoy for Timor, Jamsheed
Marker of Pakistan, has been coordinating diplomatic talks between the two countries.
Indonesia is represented by Nugroho Wisnumurti, Director-General of Political Affairs for the Indonesian Foreign Ministry.
Portugal is represented by Fernando Neves, Director-General for Special Political Questions at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Portugal.
All three delegates are hoping for clarification on the latest Indonesian initiative on granting greater autonomy for East Timor, with a view to granting final independence.
Following its offer to relinquish control of East Timor, the Indonesian government on Thursday ruled out a referendum on independence there, saying it could lead to civil war.
Foreign Minister Ali Alatas said an offer of autonomy for East Timor, which was invaded by Indonesia in 1975, remained the best option for the former Portuguese colony.
According to Alatas, Indonesia will only consider independence for East Timor if its people reject autonomy.
When Indonesia invaded, East Timor was riven by fighting between rival groups that erupted in the wake of a hasty withdrawal by the Portuguese colonisers after a 400-year rule.
The United Nations still considers Portugal to be the administering power, and U-N- sponsored talks between Jakarta and Lisbon have gained momentum in recent months.
Indonesia has faced much international pressure to end years of fighting with East Timorese rebels amid widespread human rights abuses.
That pressure could now be paying off.
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PHILIPPINES: EAST TIMORESE LEADER HORTA VISIT
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The Philippines has said it will continue to support East Timor's peaceful development regardless of the results of a U-N-sponsored referendum, s...
English/Nat
The Philippines has said it will continue to support East Timor's peaceful development regardless of the results of a U-N-sponsored referendum, scheduled for next month.
East Timorese independence leader Jose Ramos Horta, is on his first visit to Manila, to seek help in ensuring that next month's vote is peaceful and credible.
Jose Ramos Horta was previously barred from the Philippines by former president Fidel Ramos.
Also barred from East Timor for more than two decades, the activist has doggedly campaigned around the world seeking support for his homeland's independence.
Now, just weeks before his people are to vote on their political future, he is sure he's on the brink of fulfilling that dream.
A postponement to next month's independence vote was announced in late July, with the date pushed back to August 30, 1999.
Horta said the move showed the lack of trust afforded to the Indonesian authorities by the international community.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"So the postponement is in fact a slap in the face for the Indonesian authorities. It's up to them to avoid embarrassment, to avoid being regarded by the rest of the world as not acting in good faith, and the in the next few days promptly disarm the hooligans, the criminal elements they have armed, and withdraw their forces from their territory, confine the rest of their troops to barracks, and allow the people of East Timor to vote freely."
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Ramos Horta, East Timorese independence leader
Horta met Manila's outspoken bishop Cardinal Sin on Thursday.
During their meeting, Horta voiced further concern over the security issues involved in the ballot.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I do not believe that there can be a fair and democratic ballot if the ballot were to be held today, or even a week from now. Security conditions simply do not exist for a truly genuine democratic ballot to take place. It would be a total fraud. It would be defrauding the people of East Timor, and in fact defrauding the international community."
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Ramos Horta, East Timorese independence leader
Cardinal Sin echoed those concerns, and called for more freedoms in the territory.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
Q. Have there been concerns about violence?
"Of course - you can see it in the newspaper that the violence has always been the way of life there. They have been killing people, and that is not the way. We do not kill people, we only allow them to express their views so that there can be peace and freedom."
SUPER CAPTION: Jaime Cardinal Sin, Manila's archbishop
Nobel peace laureate Horta has spent 23 years in exile since its troops invaded the former Portuguese colony in 1975 and annexed it a year later.
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The Philippines has said it will continue to support East Timor's peaceful development regardless of the results of a U-N-sponsored referendum, scheduled for next month.
East Timorese independence leader Jose Ramos Horta, is on his first visit to Manila, to seek help in ensuring that next month's vote is peaceful and credible.
Jose Ramos Horta was previously barred from the Philippines by former president Fidel Ramos.
Also barred from East Timor for more than two decades, the activist has doggedly campaigned around the world seeking support for his homeland's independence.
Now, just weeks before his people are to vote on their political future, he is sure he's on the brink of fulfilling that dream.
A postponement to next month's independence vote was announced in late July, with the date pushed back to August 30, 1999.
Horta said the move showed the lack of trust afforded to the Indonesian authorities by the international community.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"So the postponement is in fact a slap in the face for the Indonesian authorities. It's up to them to avoid embarrassment, to avoid being regarded by the rest of the world as not acting in good faith, and the in the next few days promptly disarm the hooligans, the criminal elements they have armed, and withdraw their forces from their territory, confine the rest of their troops to barracks, and allow the people of East Timor to vote freely."
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Ramos Horta, East Timorese independence leader
Horta met Manila's outspoken bishop Cardinal Sin on Thursday.
During their meeting, Horta voiced further concern over the security issues involved in the ballot.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I do not believe that there can be a fair and democratic ballot if the ballot were to be held today, or even a week from now. Security conditions simply do not exist for a truly genuine democratic ballot to take place. It would be a total fraud. It would be defrauding the people of East Timor, and in fact defrauding the international community."
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Ramos Horta, East Timorese independence leader
Cardinal Sin echoed those concerns, and called for more freedoms in the territory.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
Q. Have there been concerns about violence?
"Of course - you can see it in the newspaper that the violence has always been the way of life there. They have been killing people, and that is not the way. We do not kill people, we only allow them to express their views so that there can be peace and freedom."
SUPER CAPTION: Jaime Cardinal Sin, Manila's archbishop
Nobel peace laureate Horta has spent 23 years in exile since its troops invaded the former Portuguese colony in 1975 and annexed it a year later.
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Youtubers PT ?? (Portugal, Angola, Moçambique, Cabo Verde, Timor Leste, São Tomé e Principe)
O Brasil com certeza é uma das maiores comunidades de youtubers do mundo e a maior da lingua portuguesa. Mas há também outros países que falam português pelo mundo. Não seria interessante conhecer youtubers destes lugares? Portugal nós já sabemos que há alguns... mas e os outros países? Se você é um youtuber de outro país de lingua portuguesa comente este vídeo. Ou mesmo se você é de um país como Paraguay, Argentina, Uruguay... que falam espanhol mas as vezes entendem o português... comente o video também! Queremos conhecer vocês! GRUPO DO FACE, entrem! 35.000 membros: http://www.facebook.com/groups/ytbrs NETWORK T4M3X! Link para ser recrutado: http://www.t4m3x.com/cadastro Página no facebook: https://www.facebook.com/t4m3x Comunidade Google+ (iniciando): https://plus.google.com/u/1/c... -
Apartamento Timor, Lisboa, Portugal, HD Review
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.tp was the listed Internet country code top-level domain for East Timor. The letters refer to Timor Português, or Portuguese Timor, a legacy from the nation's previous status as a Portuguese colony. The domain .tp was officially launched in December 1997 by connect.ie, an internet service provider based in Dublin, Ireland, in cooperation with the East Timorese authorities in absentia, while East Timor was under Indonesian military control. .tp remained active for the period of transition, although it now no longer complies with the ISO 3166-1 standard for the two-letter codes for the name of countries as the code for East Timor changed from TP to TL after independence. Regardless, it retained a number of domains until it was finally deleted in February 2015. The last listed change and upd... -
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East Timor Anthem
Anthem Title: “Pátria” (Portuguese) “Fatherland” (English translation) Description: On May 20, 2002, this former part of Indonesia also known as East Timor regained the independence it had briefly until Indonesia took over the island following Portuguese withdrawal from the territory in 1975. It was a logical choice for the new nation to adopt, as the anthem was first played upon its original declaration of independence. It remained the national anthem until the country was invaded by and incorporated into Indonesia a few days later (the Indonesian anthem was then officially used in the territory). The author of the lyrics, poet Francisco Borja da Costa, was killed in the Indonesian invasion. Currently, the anthem is only in Portuguese, there are no lyrics in Tetum, the other official la... -
Timor-Leste Anthem
Anthem Title: “Pátria” (Portuguese) “Fatherland” (English translation) Description: On May 20, 2002, this former part of Indonesia also known as East Timor regained the independence it had briefly until Indonesia took over the island following Portuguese withdrawal from the territory in 1975. It was a logical choice for the new nation to adopt, as the anthem was first played upon its original declaration of independence. It remained the national anthem until the country was invaded by and incorporated into Indonesia a few days later (the Indonesian anthem was then officially used in the territory). The author of the lyrics, poet Francisco Borja da Costa, was killed in the Indonesian invasion. Currently, the anthem is only in Portuguese, there are no lyrics in Tetum, the other official la... -
PORTUGAL: SUHARTO RESIGNATION WELCOMED BY EAST TIMORESE LEADER
Eng/Portu/Nat Exiled East Timorese activists on Thursday welcomed the resignation of Indonesian President Suharto - whose army invaded their homeland 24 years ago. Jose Ramos-Horta, the separatist leader and co-winner of the 1996 Nobel peace prize, said he hoped Suharto's downfall would be the first step towards independence for East Timor. But he also spoke of the hope there would not be a wave of retribution against Indonesian settlers in the province. Exiled leaders of East Timor, a territory occupied by Indonesia since 1975, have rejoiced since the former Indonesian President Suharto announced his resignation. And one of the leading dissident voices is that of Jose Ramos-Horta - the co-winner of the 1996 Nobel peace prize. Speaking from his offices in Lisbon, Portugal, was e... -
GENEVA: UN MEETING OVER FUTURE OF EAST TIMOR
English/Nat The Portuguese and Indonesian foreign ministers met in Geneva Saturday for a U-N sponsored meeting over the future of East Timor. Portugal's Jose Manuel Durao Barroso said the people of East Timor should be involved in negotiations. Indonesia's Ali Alatas however, said he rejects holding a referendum in East Timor. Indonesia invaded the small island, a former colony of Portugal, in 1975 and took over the following year. UN Secretary General Boutros Boutros Ghali hosted a meeting between the Portuguese and Indonesian foreign ministers in Geneva Saturday. The two countries are at odds over the former Portuguese colony of East Timor, which Indonesia took over in 1976. The U-N continues to recognize Portugal as the administrative power of the territory. Jakarta co... -
EAST TIMOR: INDONESIAN TROOPS PULLOUT LATEST
Natural Sound The Indonesian military has pulled its remaining troops out of East Timor, closing the chapter on a 24-year brutal military occupation of this former Portuguese colony that left more than a quarter million (m) people dead. Indonesian soldiers and East Timorese civilians jeered at each other as the military made their way to Dili's docks, but overall the retreat passed peacefully. The Indonesians' departure marked the end of a long struggle by the world's most populous Muslim nation to subdue a small, stubbornly separatist Roman Catholic province on its eastern fringe. It was a humiliating departure for a military force that once numbered more than 40-thousand and whose word was once law in a province now on the road to independence. For the past week, as the... -
EAST TIMOR: UN TROOPS INVOLVED IN FIRE FIGHT
English/Nat United Nations troops have been involved in a fire fight with West Timorese militias. None of the Portuguese U-N force was injured. It's not known if the militia took casualties. The incident occurred on Saturday when a patrol led by Portuguese U-N forces, supported by East Timorese guides, were three kilometres from the village of Feriksare, near the town of Alas in the central sector of East Timor. The guides apparently spotted militia nearby and the UN opened fire - feeling they were under direct threat. The robust U-N response is part of a new policy of adopting what the Head of the U-N Mission, Sergio De Miello describes as "repressive rather than persuasive" tactics to smoke out and disarm militias. SOUNDBITE: (English) "I do not believe that milit... -
East Timor: Election: 1st free elections
Portuguese/Nat XFA East Timor's U-N administrator, Sergio Vieira de Mello, formally set 30 August as the date for the territory's first free elections in a statement on Friday. De Mello signed a decree which sets into motion preparations for the poll for a constituent assembly. That legislature will be tasked with drawing up a constitution ahead of full independence, possibly next year. The chosen date will be the second anniversary of a historic referendum in East Timor which resulted in it breaking free from Indonesian rule. Friday's ceremony was attended by East Timor's political leaders, senior members of the U-N administration, and foreign diplomats. Seated beside De Mello as he signed the decree was independence campaigner, Jose Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao, who is w... -
「National Anthem」Timor Lorosa'e - Pátria
■Portuguese:Timor-Leste - Pátria Pátria, Pátria, Timor-Leste, nossa Nação. Glória ao povo e aos heróis da nossa libertação. Pátria, Pátria, Timor-Leste, nossa Nação. Glória ao povo e aos heróis da nossa libertação. Vencemos o colonialismo, gritamos abaixo o imperialismo. Terra livre, povo livre, Não,Não,Não à exploração. Avante unidos firmes e decididos. Na luta contra o imperialismo o inimigo dos povos, até à vitória final. Pelo caminho da revolução. ■Tetum:Timor Lorosa'e - Pátria Pátria, Pátria, Timór-Leste, ita-nia Nasaun. Glória ba Povu no ba ita-nia eróis libertasaun nasionál. Pátria, Pátria, Timór-Leste, ita-nia Nasaun. Glória ba Povu no ba ita-nia eróis libertasaun nasionál. Ita manán hasoru kolonializmu, ita hakilar Hatuun imperializmu Rai livre, Povu livre, Lae,Lae,Lae ba esplo... -
How To Pronounce East Timor - Pronunciation Academy
Learn how to pronounce East Timor This is the *English* pronunciation of the word East Timor. According to Wikipedia, this is one of the possible definitions of the word "East Timor": East Timor (/ˌiːst ˈtiːmɔr/) or Timor-Leste (/tiˈmɔr ˈlɛʃteɪ/), officially the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, is a country in Maritime Southeast Asia. It comprises the eastern half of the island of Timor, the nearby islands of Atauro and Jaco, and Oecusse, an exclave on the northwestern side of the island, within Indonesian West Timor. The country's size is about 15,410 km2 (5,400 sq mi). East Timor was colonised by Portugal in the 16th century, and was known as Portuguese Timor until Portugal's decolonisation of the country. In late 1975, East Timor declared its independence but later that year was i... -
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Apartamento Timor, Lisboa, Portugal, HD Review
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Apartamento Timor offers accommodations in Lisbon.
A microwave and a toaster are provided in the kitchen. A flat-screen TV with satellite channels is provided. There is a private bathroom with a shower.
Liberty Avenue is 0.8 miles from Apartamento Timor, and Rossio is 0.9 miles away. The nearest airport is Portela Airport, 3.1 miles from Apartamento Timor.
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Apartamento Timor offers accommodations in Lisbon.
A microwave and a toaster are provided in the kitchen. A flat-screen TV with satellite channels is provided. There is a private bathroom with a shower.
Liberty Avenue is 0.8 miles from Apartamento Timor, and Rossio is 0.9 miles away. The nearest airport is Portela Airport, 3.1 miles from Apartamento Timor.
Arroios is a great choice for travelers interested in Monuments , Architecture and Old Town .
- published: 06 Jan 2016
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.tp
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- Updated: 05 Jan 2016
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.tp was the listed Internet country code top-level domain for East Timor. The letters refer to Timor Português, or Portuguese Timor, a legacy from the nation's ...
.tp was the listed Internet country code top-level domain for East Timor. The letters refer to Timor Português, or Portuguese Timor, a legacy from the nation's previous status as a Portuguese colony. The domain .tp was officially launched in December 1997 by connect.ie, an internet service provider based in Dublin, Ireland, in cooperation with the East Timorese authorities in absentia, while East Timor was under Indonesian military control.
.tp remained active for the period of transition, although it now no longer complies with the ISO 3166-1 standard for the two-letter codes for the name of countries as the code for East Timor changed from TP to TL after independence. Regardless, it retained a number of domains until it was finally deleted in February 2015. The last listed change and update for .tp was on April 22, 2008.
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.tp was the listed Internet country code top-level domain for East Timor. The letters refer to Timor Português, or Portuguese Timor, a legacy from the nation's previous status as a Portuguese colony. The domain .tp was officially launched in December 1997 by connect.ie, an internet service provider based in Dublin, Ireland, in cooperation with the East Timorese authorities in absentia, while East Timor was under Indonesian military control.
.tp remained active for the period of transition, although it now no longer complies with the ISO 3166-1 standard for the two-letter codes for the name of countries as the code for East Timor changed from TP to TL after independence. Regardless, it retained a number of domains until it was finally deleted in February 2015. The last listed change and update for .tp was on April 22, 2008.
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- published: 05 Jan 2016
- views: 2
Embaixador de Portugal em Timor-Leste
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- Duration: 1:53
- Updated: 22 Nov 2015
- views: 125
East Timor Anthem
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- Duration: 2:11
- Updated: 02 Aug 2015
- views: 34
Anthem Title: “Pátria” (Portuguese)
“Fatherland” (English translation)
Description: On May 20, 2002, this former part of Indonesia also known as East Timor reg...
Anthem Title: “Pátria” (Portuguese)
“Fatherland” (English translation)
Description: On May 20, 2002, this former part of Indonesia also known as East Timor regained the independence it had briefly until Indonesia took over the island following Portuguese withdrawal from the territory in 1975. It was a logical choice for the new nation to adopt, as the anthem was first played upon its original declaration of independence. It remained the national anthem until the country was invaded by and incorporated into Indonesia a few days later (the Indonesian anthem was then officially used in the territory). The author of the lyrics, poet Francisco Borja da Costa, was killed in the Indonesian invasion.
Currently, the anthem is only in Portuguese, there are no lyrics in Tetum, the other official language and native to the country.
Lyricist: Fransisco Borja da Costa
Composer: Afonso de Araujo
In Use Since: November 28, 1975 (first use)
December 7, 1975 (invasion by Indonesia)
May 20, 2002 (official adoption)
Portuguese lyrics
CHORUS:
Pátria, pátria, Timor-Leste nossa nação.
Glória ao povo e aos heróis da nossa libertação.
Pátria, pátria, Timor-Leste nossa nação.
Glória ao povo e aos heróis da nossa libertação.
1. Vencemos o colonialismo.
Gritamos: abaixo o imperialismo.
Terra livre, povo livre,
não, não, não à exploração.
Avante, unidos, firmes e decididos.
Na luta contra o imperialismo,
o inimigo dos povos,
até à vitória final,
pelo caminho da revolução!
English translation
CHORUS:
Fatherland, fatherland, East Timor our Nation
Glory to the people and to the heroes of our liberation
Fatherland, fatherland, East Timor our Nation
Glory to the people and to the heroes of our liberation
1. We vanquish colonialism,
We cry: down with imperialism!
Free land, free people,
No, no, no to exploitation.
Let us go forward, united, firm and determined
In the struggle against imperialism,
The enemy of people,
Until final victory,
Onward to revolution.
Reference: http://www.nationalanthems.info/tl.htm
wn.com/East Timor Anthem
Anthem Title: “Pátria” (Portuguese)
“Fatherland” (English translation)
Description: On May 20, 2002, this former part of Indonesia also known as East Timor regained the independence it had briefly until Indonesia took over the island following Portuguese withdrawal from the territory in 1975. It was a logical choice for the new nation to adopt, as the anthem was first played upon its original declaration of independence. It remained the national anthem until the country was invaded by and incorporated into Indonesia a few days later (the Indonesian anthem was then officially used in the territory). The author of the lyrics, poet Francisco Borja da Costa, was killed in the Indonesian invasion.
Currently, the anthem is only in Portuguese, there are no lyrics in Tetum, the other official language and native to the country.
Lyricist: Fransisco Borja da Costa
Composer: Afonso de Araujo
In Use Since: November 28, 1975 (first use)
December 7, 1975 (invasion by Indonesia)
May 20, 2002 (official adoption)
Portuguese lyrics
CHORUS:
Pátria, pátria, Timor-Leste nossa nação.
Glória ao povo e aos heróis da nossa libertação.
Pátria, pátria, Timor-Leste nossa nação.
Glória ao povo e aos heróis da nossa libertação.
1. Vencemos o colonialismo.
Gritamos: abaixo o imperialismo.
Terra livre, povo livre,
não, não, não à exploração.
Avante, unidos, firmes e decididos.
Na luta contra o imperialismo,
o inimigo dos povos,
até à vitória final,
pelo caminho da revolução!
English translation
CHORUS:
Fatherland, fatherland, East Timor our Nation
Glory to the people and to the heroes of our liberation
Fatherland, fatherland, East Timor our Nation
Glory to the people and to the heroes of our liberation
1. We vanquish colonialism,
We cry: down with imperialism!
Free land, free people,
No, no, no to exploitation.
Let us go forward, united, firm and determined
In the struggle against imperialism,
The enemy of people,
Until final victory,
Onward to revolution.
Reference: http://www.nationalanthems.info/tl.htm
- published: 02 Aug 2015
- views: 34
Timor-Leste Anthem
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- Duration: 2:11
- Updated: 02 Aug 2015
- views: 27
Anthem Title: “Pátria” (Portuguese)
“Fatherland” (English translation)
Description: On May 20, 2002, this former part of Indonesia also known as East Timor reg...
Anthem Title: “Pátria” (Portuguese)
“Fatherland” (English translation)
Description: On May 20, 2002, this former part of Indonesia also known as East Timor regained the independence it had briefly until Indonesia took over the island following Portuguese withdrawal from the territory in 1975. It was a logical choice for the new nation to adopt, as the anthem was first played upon its original declaration of independence. It remained the national anthem until the country was invaded by and incorporated into Indonesia a few days later (the Indonesian anthem was then officially used in the territory). The author of the lyrics, poet Francisco Borja da Costa, was killed in the Indonesian invasion.
Currently, the anthem is only in Portuguese, there are no lyrics in Tetum, the other official language and native to the country.
Lyricist: Fransisco Borja da Costa
Composer: Afonso de Araujo
In Use Since: November 28, 1975 (first use)
December 7, 1975 (invasion by Indonesia)
May 20, 2002 (official adoption)
Portuguese lyrics
CHORUS:
Pátria, pátria, Timor-Leste nossa nação.
Glória ao povo e aos heróis da nossa libertação.
Pátria, pátria, Timor-Leste nossa nação.
Glória ao povo e aos heróis da nossa libertação.
1. Vencemos o colonialismo.
Gritamos: abaixo o imperialismo.
Terra livre, povo livre,
não, não, não à exploração.
Avante, unidos, firmes e decididos.
Na luta contra o imperialismo,
o inimigo dos povos,
até à vitória final,
pelo caminho da revolução!
English translation
CHORUS:
Fatherland, fatherland, East Timor our Nation
Glory to the people and to the heroes of our liberation
Fatherland, fatherland, East Timor our Nation
Glory to the people and to the heroes of our liberation
1. We vanquish colonialism,
We cry: down with imperialism!
Free land, free people,
No, no, no to exploitation.
Let us go forward, united, firm and determined
In the struggle against imperialism,
The enemy of people,
Until final victory,
Onward to revolution.
Reference: http://www.nationalanthems.info/tl.htm
wn.com/Timor Leste Anthem
Anthem Title: “Pátria” (Portuguese)
“Fatherland” (English translation)
Description: On May 20, 2002, this former part of Indonesia also known as East Timor regained the independence it had briefly until Indonesia took over the island following Portuguese withdrawal from the territory in 1975. It was a logical choice for the new nation to adopt, as the anthem was first played upon its original declaration of independence. It remained the national anthem until the country was invaded by and incorporated into Indonesia a few days later (the Indonesian anthem was then officially used in the territory). The author of the lyrics, poet Francisco Borja da Costa, was killed in the Indonesian invasion.
Currently, the anthem is only in Portuguese, there are no lyrics in Tetum, the other official language and native to the country.
Lyricist: Fransisco Borja da Costa
Composer: Afonso de Araujo
In Use Since: November 28, 1975 (first use)
December 7, 1975 (invasion by Indonesia)
May 20, 2002 (official adoption)
Portuguese lyrics
CHORUS:
Pátria, pátria, Timor-Leste nossa nação.
Glória ao povo e aos heróis da nossa libertação.
Pátria, pátria, Timor-Leste nossa nação.
Glória ao povo e aos heróis da nossa libertação.
1. Vencemos o colonialismo.
Gritamos: abaixo o imperialismo.
Terra livre, povo livre,
não, não, não à exploração.
Avante, unidos, firmes e decididos.
Na luta contra o imperialismo,
o inimigo dos povos,
até à vitória final,
pelo caminho da revolução!
English translation
CHORUS:
Fatherland, fatherland, East Timor our Nation
Glory to the people and to the heroes of our liberation
Fatherland, fatherland, East Timor our Nation
Glory to the people and to the heroes of our liberation
1. We vanquish colonialism,
We cry: down with imperialism!
Free land, free people,
No, no, no to exploitation.
Let us go forward, united, firm and determined
In the struggle against imperialism,
The enemy of people,
Until final victory,
Onward to revolution.
Reference: http://www.nationalanthems.info/tl.htm
- published: 02 Aug 2015
- views: 27
PORTUGAL: SUHARTO RESIGNATION WELCOMED BY EAST TIMORESE LEADER
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- Duration: 2:29
- Updated: 23 Jul 2015
- views: 284
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Exiled East Timorese activists on Thursday welcomed the resignation of Indonesian President Suharto - whose army invaded their homeland 24 years...
Eng/Portu/Nat
Exiled East Timorese activists on Thursday welcomed the resignation of Indonesian President Suharto - whose army invaded their homeland 24 years ago.
Jose Ramos-Horta, the separatist leader and co-winner of the 1996 Nobel peace prize, said he hoped Suharto's downfall would be the first step towards independence for East Timor.
But he also spoke of the hope there would not be a wave of retribution against Indonesian settlers in the province.
Exiled leaders of East Timor, a territory occupied by Indonesia since 1975, have rejoiced since the former Indonesian President Suharto announced his resignation.
And one of the leading dissident voices is that of Jose Ramos-Horta - the co-winner of the 1996 Nobel peace prize.
Speaking from his offices in Lisbon, Portugal, was ecstatic at the demise of his greatest adversary.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I am thrilled, overjoyed. It has been over 23 years of a long and often lonely struggle against all odds, against this dictator, who seemed to be arrogant, extremely arrogant, and seemed to be untouchable, acting with absolute impunity. The empire has ended. I have said time and again in my numerous speeches around the world that no regimes last forever, no regimes last forever. Only the people, those who have the courage to fight for their faith, convictions, their dreams - yes these are the ones who are eternal. Suharto fulfilled this prediction of mine."
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Ramos-Horta, East Timor separatist leader and co-winner of the 1996 Nobel Peace Prize
However, people living in the troubled territory have not welcomed news that President Suharto has handed over power to his deputy, Bacharuddin Jusuf Habibie.
They suspect him of being a puppet of the Indonesian military and fear that their goal of independence from Indonesia is still very distant.
SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese)
"I know that my people, the people of East Timor, are happy, but we are also being very cautious because the process has not yet finished. There is going to be a long battle ahead. In terms of political restructuring, the democratisation of Indonesia and assurances of East Timor's place in this process are paramount."
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Ramos-Horta - East Timor separatist leader and co-winner of the 1996 Nobel Peace Prize
The United Nations is currently brokering talks between Indonesia and Portugal over East Timor's future, but so far with no apparent progress.
And Horta fears that the temporary loosening of the regimes grip on the territory will tempt East Timorese to rise up against local Indonesian government officials and settlers.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I hope and I pray that the new leaders in Indonesia will realise that the time has come to cut their loses in East Timor, that we have fought all these years not to give up now. They must respect our right to self-determination, but at the same time I have made appeals to the people, to our people in East Timor, to be prudent, to be cautious, not to engage in street violence particularly against Indonesians, the migrants who are there. There are 200-thousand migrants in East Timor, people who took over the land and the jobs from our people. They are profoundly resented, and now in the crisis we are going through they would be an easy target for the anger of our people."
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Ramos-Horta, East Timor separatist leader and co-winner of the 1996 Nobel Peace Prize
Indonesian troops invaded East Timor after civil war broke out in 1975 when Portugal ended centuries of colonial rule.
Thousands are believed to have died during the takeover and its aftermath.
Suharto annexed it the following year as Indonesia's 27th province.
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Eng/Portu/Nat
Exiled East Timorese activists on Thursday welcomed the resignation of Indonesian President Suharto - whose army invaded their homeland 24 years ago.
Jose Ramos-Horta, the separatist leader and co-winner of the 1996 Nobel peace prize, said he hoped Suharto's downfall would be the first step towards independence for East Timor.
But he also spoke of the hope there would not be a wave of retribution against Indonesian settlers in the province.
Exiled leaders of East Timor, a territory occupied by Indonesia since 1975, have rejoiced since the former Indonesian President Suharto announced his resignation.
And one of the leading dissident voices is that of Jose Ramos-Horta - the co-winner of the 1996 Nobel peace prize.
Speaking from his offices in Lisbon, Portugal, was ecstatic at the demise of his greatest adversary.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I am thrilled, overjoyed. It has been over 23 years of a long and often lonely struggle against all odds, against this dictator, who seemed to be arrogant, extremely arrogant, and seemed to be untouchable, acting with absolute impunity. The empire has ended. I have said time and again in my numerous speeches around the world that no regimes last forever, no regimes last forever. Only the people, those who have the courage to fight for their faith, convictions, their dreams - yes these are the ones who are eternal. Suharto fulfilled this prediction of mine."
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Ramos-Horta, East Timor separatist leader and co-winner of the 1996 Nobel Peace Prize
However, people living in the troubled territory have not welcomed news that President Suharto has handed over power to his deputy, Bacharuddin Jusuf Habibie.
They suspect him of being a puppet of the Indonesian military and fear that their goal of independence from Indonesia is still very distant.
SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese)
"I know that my people, the people of East Timor, are happy, but we are also being very cautious because the process has not yet finished. There is going to be a long battle ahead. In terms of political restructuring, the democratisation of Indonesia and assurances of East Timor's place in this process are paramount."
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Ramos-Horta - East Timor separatist leader and co-winner of the 1996 Nobel Peace Prize
The United Nations is currently brokering talks between Indonesia and Portugal over East Timor's future, but so far with no apparent progress.
And Horta fears that the temporary loosening of the regimes grip on the territory will tempt East Timorese to rise up against local Indonesian government officials and settlers.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I hope and I pray that the new leaders in Indonesia will realise that the time has come to cut their loses in East Timor, that we have fought all these years not to give up now. They must respect our right to self-determination, but at the same time I have made appeals to the people, to our people in East Timor, to be prudent, to be cautious, not to engage in street violence particularly against Indonesians, the migrants who are there. There are 200-thousand migrants in East Timor, people who took over the land and the jobs from our people. They are profoundly resented, and now in the crisis we are going through they would be an easy target for the anger of our people."
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Ramos-Horta, East Timor separatist leader and co-winner of the 1996 Nobel Peace Prize
Indonesian troops invaded East Timor after civil war broke out in 1975 when Portugal ended centuries of colonial rule.
Thousands are believed to have died during the takeover and its aftermath.
Suharto annexed it the following year as Indonesia's 27th province.
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- published: 23 Jul 2015
- views: 284
GENEVA: UN MEETING OVER FUTURE OF EAST TIMOR
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- Duration: 2:37
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 105
English/Nat
The Portuguese and Indonesian foreign ministers met in Geneva Saturday for a U-N sponsored meeting over the future of East Timor.
Portugal's J...
English/Nat
The Portuguese and Indonesian foreign ministers met in Geneva Saturday for a U-N sponsored meeting over the future of East Timor.
Portugal's Jose Manuel Durao Barroso said the people of East Timor should be involved in negotiations. Indonesia's Ali Alatas however, said he rejects holding a referendum in East Timor.
Indonesia invaded the small island, a former colony of Portugal, in 1975 and took over the following year.
UN Secretary General Boutros Boutros Ghali hosted a meeting between the Portuguese and Indonesian foreign ministers in Geneva Saturday.
The two countries are at odds over the former Portuguese colony of East Timor, which Indonesia took over in 1976. The U-N continues to recognize Portugal as the administrative power of the territory.
Jakarta continues to rule the island with military might- despite international condemnation.
The Portuguese foreign minister criticised Indonesia's behaviour.
SOUNDBITE:
"The decision was the court cannot decide, because there is the lack of one party. And in this party-precisely Indonesia. Because Indonesia does not accept the jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice. I already said it publicly and I will say it again today to my colleague, why does not Indonesia accept international law? Why does not Indonesia accept International Court of Justice jurisdiction? So I make a challenge here publicly for Indonesia to accept the international Court of Justice....
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Manuel Durao Barroso, Portugal's foreign minister
Portugal demands that East Timorese be given the chance to decide who should rule them. But Jakarta has brushed aside talk of a referendum, saying it prefers negotiating with Portugal alone.
Riots and protests over Indonesian rule in East Timor take place regularly. Indonesian police use force to quell any pro-independence movement, and thousands of civilians have been killed over the last two decades.
Amnesty International reports that Indonesian security forces often torture prisoners held on the island.
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wn.com/Geneva Un Meeting Over Future Of East Timor
English/Nat
The Portuguese and Indonesian foreign ministers met in Geneva Saturday for a U-N sponsored meeting over the future of East Timor.
Portugal's Jose Manuel Durao Barroso said the people of East Timor should be involved in negotiations. Indonesia's Ali Alatas however, said he rejects holding a referendum in East Timor.
Indonesia invaded the small island, a former colony of Portugal, in 1975 and took over the following year.
UN Secretary General Boutros Boutros Ghali hosted a meeting between the Portuguese and Indonesian foreign ministers in Geneva Saturday.
The two countries are at odds over the former Portuguese colony of East Timor, which Indonesia took over in 1976. The U-N continues to recognize Portugal as the administrative power of the territory.
Jakarta continues to rule the island with military might- despite international condemnation.
The Portuguese foreign minister criticised Indonesia's behaviour.
SOUNDBITE:
"The decision was the court cannot decide, because there is the lack of one party. And in this party-precisely Indonesia. Because Indonesia does not accept the jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice. I already said it publicly and I will say it again today to my colleague, why does not Indonesia accept international law? Why does not Indonesia accept International Court of Justice jurisdiction? So I make a challenge here publicly for Indonesia to accept the international Court of Justice....
SUPER CAPTION: Jose Manuel Durao Barroso, Portugal's foreign minister
Portugal demands that East Timorese be given the chance to decide who should rule them. But Jakarta has brushed aside talk of a referendum, saying it prefers negotiating with Portugal alone.
Riots and protests over Indonesian rule in East Timor take place regularly. Indonesian police use force to quell any pro-independence movement, and thousands of civilians have been killed over the last two decades.
Amnesty International reports that Indonesian security forces often torture prisoners held on the island.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 105
EAST TIMOR: INDONESIAN TROOPS PULLOUT LATEST
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- Duration: 1:45
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 208
Natural Sound
The Indonesian military has pulled its remaining troops out of East Timor, closing the chapter on a 24-year brutal military occupation of thi...
Natural Sound
The Indonesian military has pulled its remaining troops out of East Timor, closing the chapter on a 24-year brutal military occupation of this former Portuguese colony that left more than a quarter million (m) people dead.
Indonesian soldiers and East Timorese civilians jeered at each other as the military made their way to Dili's docks, but overall the retreat passed peacefully.
The Indonesians' departure marked the end of a long struggle by the world's most populous Muslim nation to subdue a small, stubbornly separatist Roman Catholic province on its eastern fringe.
It was a humiliating departure for a military force that once numbered more than 40-thousand and whose word was once law in a province now on the road to independence.
For the past week, as their garrison in East Timor dwindled down to the last few hundred, Indonesian troops, protected by peacekeepers and jeered by locals, had been unable to leave their compounds even to say a final farewell to their military dead.
Early on Sunday, convoys of military vehicles transported Indonesia's last remaining troops to Dili's main port, where troop carriers were waiting.
Many East Timorese learned of the Indonesians' pre-dawn departure when they streamed to an open-air Mass near the waterfront.
Many jeered and gesticulated as the troops loaded the ships and prepared to set sail.
The retreating Indonesian forces responded in kind with defiant cheers and obscene gestures.
But East Timor has little to gain by any continuing enmity with Indonesia, which is likely in the long term to be a crucial economic partner.
Although its years as an Indonesian province coincided with an era of political repression, it can now look to dealings with a moderate new government.
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The Indonesian military has pulled its remaining troops out of East Timor, closing the chapter on a 24-year brutal military occupation of this former Portuguese colony that left more than a quarter million (m) people dead.
Indonesian soldiers and East Timorese civilians jeered at each other as the military made their way to Dili's docks, but overall the retreat passed peacefully.
The Indonesians' departure marked the end of a long struggle by the world's most populous Muslim nation to subdue a small, stubbornly separatist Roman Catholic province on its eastern fringe.
It was a humiliating departure for a military force that once numbered more than 40-thousand and whose word was once law in a province now on the road to independence.
For the past week, as their garrison in East Timor dwindled down to the last few hundred, Indonesian troops, protected by peacekeepers and jeered by locals, had been unable to leave their compounds even to say a final farewell to their military dead.
Early on Sunday, convoys of military vehicles transported Indonesia's last remaining troops to Dili's main port, where troop carriers were waiting.
Many East Timorese learned of the Indonesians' pre-dawn departure when they streamed to an open-air Mass near the waterfront.
Many jeered and gesticulated as the troops loaded the ships and prepared to set sail.
The retreating Indonesian forces responded in kind with defiant cheers and obscene gestures.
But East Timor has little to gain by any continuing enmity with Indonesia, which is likely in the long term to be a crucial economic partner.
Although its years as an Indonesian province coincided with an era of political repression, it can now look to dealings with a moderate new government.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 208
EAST TIMOR: UN TROOPS INVOLVED IN FIRE FIGHT
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- Duration: 4:00
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 1252
English/Nat
United Nations troops have been involved in a fire fight with West Timorese militias.
None of the Portuguese U-N force was injured.
It's n...
English/Nat
United Nations troops have been involved in a fire fight with West Timorese militias.
None of the Portuguese U-N force was injured.
It's not known if the militia took casualties.
The incident occurred on Saturday when a patrol led by Portuguese U-N forces, supported by East Timorese guides, were three kilometres from the village of Feriksare, near the town of Alas in the central sector of East Timor.
The guides apparently spotted militia nearby and the UN opened fire - feeling they were under direct threat.
The robust U-N response is part of a new policy of adopting what the Head of the U-N Mission, Sergio De Miello describes as "repressive rather than persuasive" tactics to smoke out and disarm militias.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I do not believe that militia will voluntarily surrender their weapons. And if they did they'd probably surrender the old rotten ones and kept the modern ones. Therefore what happened yesterday did not come as a surprise, it was pretty pathetic but not a surprise. What I'm interested in is as of this morning, whether the repressive face, which is the one I believe can work, will be more effective. And for that we need to wait a few days, we'll be briefing the security council on Friday afternoon, by then we should have a clearer idea, whether repression has been more effective than persuasion."
SUPER CAPTION: Sergio de Miello, Head of the UN Mission
The U-N has previously come in for criticism for being too soft on militia activity.
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wn.com/East Timor Un Troops Involved In Fire Fight
English/Nat
United Nations troops have been involved in a fire fight with West Timorese militias.
None of the Portuguese U-N force was injured.
It's not known if the militia took casualties.
The incident occurred on Saturday when a patrol led by Portuguese U-N forces, supported by East Timorese guides, were three kilometres from the village of Feriksare, near the town of Alas in the central sector of East Timor.
The guides apparently spotted militia nearby and the UN opened fire - feeling they were under direct threat.
The robust U-N response is part of a new policy of adopting what the Head of the U-N Mission, Sergio De Miello describes as "repressive rather than persuasive" tactics to smoke out and disarm militias.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I do not believe that militia will voluntarily surrender their weapons. And if they did they'd probably surrender the old rotten ones and kept the modern ones. Therefore what happened yesterday did not come as a surprise, it was pretty pathetic but not a surprise. What I'm interested in is as of this morning, whether the repressive face, which is the one I believe can work, will be more effective. And for that we need to wait a few days, we'll be briefing the security council on Friday afternoon, by then we should have a clearer idea, whether repression has been more effective than persuasion."
SUPER CAPTION: Sergio de Miello, Head of the UN Mission
The U-N has previously come in for criticism for being too soft on militia activity.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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East Timor: Election: 1st free elections
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East Timor's U-N administrator, Sergio Vieira de Mello, formally set 30 August as the date for the territory's first free elections in a s...
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East Timor's U-N administrator, Sergio Vieira de Mello, formally set 30 August as the date for the territory's first free elections in a statement on Friday.
De Mello signed a decree which sets into motion preparations for the poll for a constituent assembly.
That legislature will be tasked with drawing up a constitution ahead of full independence, possibly next year.
The chosen date will be the second anniversary of a historic referendum in East Timor which resulted in it breaking free from Indonesian rule.
Friday's ceremony was attended by East Timor's political leaders, senior members of the U-N administration, and foreign diplomats.
Seated beside De Mello as he signed the decree was independence campaigner, Jose Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao, who is widely expected to become the country's first president.
Gusmao took the opportunity to urge the international community to continue helping with the reconstruction of East
Timor.
The territory has been under the administration of the world body since its people voted overwhelmingly for independence from Indonesia last year
Hundreds were killed and 80 per cent of the infrastructure destroyed as Indonesian troops and pro-Indonesian militia rampaged through the country before withdrawing.
Gusmao, who, at the time, was under house arrest in Indonesia, was freed days after the referendum.
He made an emotional return in October (1999), mixing with supporters and inspecting the FALANTIL rebel force he continued to lead whilst imprisoned in Jakarta.
Gusmao's emotion was evident as he addressed the crowds who had lined the streets to welcome him home.
Earlier in the year, he had met with Nobel peace laureate, Jose Ramos Horta, who fled East Timor just three days before Indonesia had invaded in 1975.
The pair, who had not seen each other since Horta was exiled, hugged outside Gusmao's home.
Both men are tipped to be strong contenders for the leadership of East Timor.
While the date of the ballot had been widely anticipated, a number of non-government organisations have voiced concerns that there will not enough time to educate voters.
All East Timorese citizens above the age of 17 will be eligible to vote.
Political analysts expect that between 12 to 15 parties will contest the elections, which will result in an 88-member assembly.
Once selected, it will have 90 days to prepare and adopt the constitution for an independent East Timor.
SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese)
"We would also appeal to UNTAET United Nations' Transitional Administration for East Timor during this election process. UNTAET can also contribute to guarantee people's safety and ensure that there is stability in the country."
SUPERCAPTION: Jose Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao, East Timorese Independence Leader
SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese)
"This process will only be a success if we can continue to count on support from the international community."
SUPERCAPTION: Jose Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao, East Timorese Independence Leader
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"It is a very special day. It started sadly because we said goodbye to a New Zealand soldier whose body we repatriated to his country. But it ends on a happier note, which is the promulgation of regulation 2002.
SUPERCAPTION: Sergio Vieira de Mello, East Timor's UN administrator
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East Timor's U-N administrator, Sergio Vieira de Mello, formally set 30 August as the date for the territory's first free elections in a statement on Friday.
De Mello signed a decree which sets into motion preparations for the poll for a constituent assembly.
That legislature will be tasked with drawing up a constitution ahead of full independence, possibly next year.
The chosen date will be the second anniversary of a historic referendum in East Timor which resulted in it breaking free from Indonesian rule.
Friday's ceremony was attended by East Timor's political leaders, senior members of the U-N administration, and foreign diplomats.
Seated beside De Mello as he signed the decree was independence campaigner, Jose Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao, who is widely expected to become the country's first president.
Gusmao took the opportunity to urge the international community to continue helping with the reconstruction of East
Timor.
The territory has been under the administration of the world body since its people voted overwhelmingly for independence from Indonesia last year
Hundreds were killed and 80 per cent of the infrastructure destroyed as Indonesian troops and pro-Indonesian militia rampaged through the country before withdrawing.
Gusmao, who, at the time, was under house arrest in Indonesia, was freed days after the referendum.
He made an emotional return in October (1999), mixing with supporters and inspecting the FALANTIL rebel force he continued to lead whilst imprisoned in Jakarta.
Gusmao's emotion was evident as he addressed the crowds who had lined the streets to welcome him home.
Earlier in the year, he had met with Nobel peace laureate, Jose Ramos Horta, who fled East Timor just three days before Indonesia had invaded in 1975.
The pair, who had not seen each other since Horta was exiled, hugged outside Gusmao's home.
Both men are tipped to be strong contenders for the leadership of East Timor.
While the date of the ballot had been widely anticipated, a number of non-government organisations have voiced concerns that there will not enough time to educate voters.
All East Timorese citizens above the age of 17 will be eligible to vote.
Political analysts expect that between 12 to 15 parties will contest the elections, which will result in an 88-member assembly.
Once selected, it will have 90 days to prepare and adopt the constitution for an independent East Timor.
SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese)
"We would also appeal to UNTAET United Nations' Transitional Administration for East Timor during this election process. UNTAET can also contribute to guarantee people's safety and ensure that there is stability in the country."
SUPERCAPTION: Jose Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao, East Timorese Independence Leader
SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese)
"This process will only be a success if we can continue to count on support from the international community."
SUPERCAPTION: Jose Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao, East Timorese Independence Leader
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"It is a very special day. It started sadly because we said goodbye to a New Zealand soldier whose body we repatriated to his country. But it ends on a happier note, which is the promulgation of regulation 2002.
SUPERCAPTION: Sergio Vieira de Mello, East Timor's UN administrator
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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「National Anthem」Timor Lorosa'e - Pátria
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- Duration: 2:22
- Updated: 27 Apr 2015
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■Portuguese:Timor-Leste - Pátria
Pátria, Pátria, Timor-Leste, nossa Nação.
Glória ao povo e aos heróis da nossa libertação.
Pátria, Pátria, Timor-Leste, nossa ...
■Portuguese:Timor-Leste - Pátria
Pátria, Pátria, Timor-Leste, nossa Nação.
Glória ao povo e aos heróis da nossa libertação.
Pátria, Pátria, Timor-Leste, nossa Nação.
Glória ao povo e aos heróis da nossa libertação.
Vencemos o colonialismo, gritamos
abaixo o imperialismo.
Terra livre, povo livre,
Não,Não,Não à exploração.
Avante unidos firmes e decididos.
Na luta contra o imperialismo
o inimigo dos povos, até à vitória final.
Pelo caminho da revolução.
■Tetum:Timor Lorosa'e - Pátria
Pátria, Pátria, Timór-Leste, ita-nia Nasaun.
Glória ba Povu no ba ita-nia eróis libertasaun nasionál.
Pátria, Pátria, Timór-Leste, ita-nia Nasaun.
Glória ba Povu no ba ita-nia eróis libertasaun nasionál.
Ita manán hasoru kolonializmu, ita hakilar
Hatuun imperializmu
Rai livre, Povu livre,
Lae,Lae,Lae ba esplorasaun
Bá oin hamutuk, laran-metin no barani
Halo funu hasoru imperializmu
inimigu Povu hotu-hotu nian, to’o vitória finál.
liu dalan revolusaun.
■English:East Timor - Fatherland
Fatherland, fatherland, East Timor our Nation
Glory to the people and to the heroes of our liberation
Fatherland, fatherland, East Timor our Nation
Glory to the people and to the heroes of our liberation
We vanquish colonialism, we cry
Down with imperialism!
Free land, free people,
No, No, No to exploitation.
Let us go forward, united, firm and determined
In the struggle against imperialism,
The enemy of people, until final victory.
Onward to revolution.
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■Portuguese:Timor-Leste - Pátria
Pátria, Pátria, Timor-Leste, nossa Nação.
Glória ao povo e aos heróis da nossa libertação.
Pátria, Pátria, Timor-Leste, nossa Nação.
Glória ao povo e aos heróis da nossa libertação.
Vencemos o colonialismo, gritamos
abaixo o imperialismo.
Terra livre, povo livre,
Não,Não,Não à exploração.
Avante unidos firmes e decididos.
Na luta contra o imperialismo
o inimigo dos povos, até à vitória final.
Pelo caminho da revolução.
■Tetum:Timor Lorosa'e - Pátria
Pátria, Pátria, Timór-Leste, ita-nia Nasaun.
Glória ba Povu no ba ita-nia eróis libertasaun nasionál.
Pátria, Pátria, Timór-Leste, ita-nia Nasaun.
Glória ba Povu no ba ita-nia eróis libertasaun nasionál.
Ita manán hasoru kolonializmu, ita hakilar
Hatuun imperializmu
Rai livre, Povu livre,
Lae,Lae,Lae ba esplorasaun
Bá oin hamutuk, laran-metin no barani
Halo funu hasoru imperializmu
inimigu Povu hotu-hotu nian, to’o vitória finál.
liu dalan revolusaun.
■English:East Timor - Fatherland
Fatherland, fatherland, East Timor our Nation
Glory to the people and to the heroes of our liberation
Fatherland, fatherland, East Timor our Nation
Glory to the people and to the heroes of our liberation
We vanquish colonialism, we cry
Down with imperialism!
Free land, free people,
No, No, No to exploitation.
Let us go forward, united, firm and determined
In the struggle against imperialism,
The enemy of people, until final victory.
Onward to revolution.
- published: 27 Apr 2015
- views: 126
How To Pronounce East Timor - Pronunciation Academy
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- Duration: 0:24
- Updated: 26 Mar 2015
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Learn how to pronounce East Timor
This is the *English* pronunciation of the word East Timor.
According to Wikipedia, this is one of the possible definitions ...
Learn how to pronounce East Timor
This is the *English* pronunciation of the word East Timor.
According to Wikipedia, this is one of the possible definitions of the word "East Timor":
East Timor (/ˌiːst ˈtiːmɔr/) or Timor-Leste (/tiˈmɔr ˈlɛʃteɪ/), officially the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, is a country in Maritime Southeast Asia. It comprises the eastern half of the island of Timor, the nearby islands of Atauro and Jaco, and Oecusse, an exclave on the northwestern side of the island, within Indonesian West Timor. The country's size is about 15,410 km2 (5,400 sq mi).
East Timor was colonised by Portugal in the 16th century, and was known as Portuguese Timor until Portugal's decolonisation of the country. In late 1975, East Timor declared its independence but later that year was invaded and occupied by Indonesia and was declared Indonesia's 27th province the following year. In 1999, following the United Nations-sponsored act of self-determination, Indonesia relinquished control of the territory, and East Timor became the first new sovereign state of the 21st century on May 20, 2002. After independence, East Timor became a member of the United Nations and the Community of Portuguese Language Countries. In 2011, East Timor announced its intention to gain membership status in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations by submitting a letter of application to become its eleventh member. It is one of only two predominantly Christian nations in Southeast Asia, the other being the Philippines.
East Timor has a lower-middle-income economy. About 37.4% of the country's population lives below the international poverty line – which means living on less than U.S. $1.25 per day – and about 50% of the population is illiterate. It continues to suffer the after-effects of a decades-long struggle for independence against Indonesian occupation, which severely damaged the country's infrastructure and killed at least 100,000 people. The country is placed 128th on the Human Development Index (HDI).
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This is the *English* pronunciation of the word East Timor.
According to Wikipedia, this is one of the possible definitions of the word "East Timor":
East Timor (/ˌiːst ˈtiːmɔr/) or Timor-Leste (/tiˈmɔr ˈlɛʃteɪ/), officially the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, is a country in Maritime Southeast Asia. It comprises the eastern half of the island of Timor, the nearby islands of Atauro and Jaco, and Oecusse, an exclave on the northwestern side of the island, within Indonesian West Timor. The country's size is about 15,410 km2 (5,400 sq mi).
East Timor was colonised by Portugal in the 16th century, and was known as Portuguese Timor until Portugal's decolonisation of the country. In late 1975, East Timor declared its independence but later that year was invaded and occupied by Indonesia and was declared Indonesia's 27th province the following year. In 1999, following the United Nations-sponsored act of self-determination, Indonesia relinquished control of the territory, and East Timor became the first new sovereign state of the 21st century on May 20, 2002. After independence, East Timor became a member of the United Nations and the Community of Portuguese Language Countries. In 2011, East Timor announced its intention to gain membership status in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations by submitting a letter of application to become its eleventh member. It is one of only two predominantly Christian nations in Southeast Asia, the other being the Philippines.
East Timor has a lower-middle-income economy. About 37.4% of the country's population lives below the international poverty line – which means living on less than U.S. $1.25 per day – and about 50% of the population is illiterate. It continues to suffer the after-effects of a decades-long struggle for independence against Indonesian occupation, which severely damaged the country's infrastructure and killed at least 100,000 people. The country is placed 128th on the Human Development Index (HDI).
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- published: 26 Mar 2015
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Países Lusófonos (Parte 1) - Portugal, Moçambique, Timor Leste, Brasil, Cabo Verde...
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Language, language policies and education in Timor-Leste: Kirsty Sword Gusmão
Kirsty Sword Gusmão gives this lecture Language, language policies and education in Timor-Leste at The Australian National University. Timor-Leste is a nation rich in cultural and linguistic diversity. With over sixteen languages spoken across the country in addition to the officials languages of Tetum and Portuguese,Timorese society is truly multilingual. Whilst the Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste defines Portuguese and Tetum as co-official languages, and English and Indonesian as working languages, the issue of language in education remains highly sensitive and challenging. While Portuguese and Tetum are currently used as languages of instruction in most of the education sector, the knowledge of these languages amongst many students and teachers, particularly in r... -
Timor-Leste e Carvoeiro, Viana de Castelo-Portugal de 2012.wmv
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Death of a Nation: The Timor Conspiracy - John Pilger - Documentary
© John Pilger 1994. An exploration of the situation in East Timor - a country ruled by bloodshed and fear. Synopsis: On December 7, 1975 Indonesia secretly - but with the complicity of the Western powers including the US, the UK, and Australia - invaded the small nation of East Timor. Two Australian television crews attempting to document the invasion were murdered. In 1993, with the Indonesian army still occupying the country, John Pilger and his crew including director David Munro, slipped into East Timor and made this film. In the intervening 18 years, an estimated 200,000 East Timorese - 1/3 of the population - had been slaughtered by the Indonesian military. The C.I.A. has described it as one of the worst mass-murders of the 20th century. Pilger tells the story using clandestine foota... -
Reality of Timor during Indonesian Occupation since 1975.
I do not own the rights to this videos documentary, I merely uploaded it for the benefit of those who have trouble finding it elsewhere... especially fo my fellow Timorese,,, Report of the situation in the eastern part of Timor, annexed by Jakarta Government despite the proclamation of its independence, after four centuries of Portuguese colonization, in November 1975. Resistance "Fretilin" Marxist nationalist movement. Civil war in which the people of Timor Leste Is constrained by Indonesian troops to take refuge in the mountains or to flee their country. The guerrillas of fretilin, Indonesian soldiers in training. Photo corpses and prisoners in 1975-1978. Families of refugees in slums near Lisbon. Families of Timorese resistance in the mountains. Nicolao lobato, chief/leader of Fretil... -
Documentário RTP (3/5): Timor-Leste - A vergonha (Portugal), Massacre Sta.Cruz, Washington
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Tartarugas Ninjas 2013 Parte 1 Português Universal
Tartarugas Ninjas 2013 Parte 1 Português Universal Não se esqueça de gostou da minha página no Facebook Moito Obrigado !! https://www.Facebook.com/miamimikemartins Esse filme é visto nos seguintes países: Angola, Moçambique, Portugal, Timor Leste, Guiné-Bissau, Brasil, Cabo Verde, Macau,Soa Tomme, -
Tartarugas Ninjas 2013 Parte 2 Português Universal
Tartarugas Ninjas 2013 Parte 2 Português Universal Não se esqueça de gostou da minha página no Facebook Moito Obrigado !! https://www.Facebook.com/miamimikemartins Esse filme é visto nos seguintes países: Angola, Moçambique, Portugal, Timor Leste, Guiné-Bissau, Brasil, Cabo Verde, Macau,Soa Tomme, -
Tartarugas Ninjas 2013 Parte 3 Português Universal
Tartarugas Ninjas 2013 Parte 3 Português Universal Não se esqueça de gostou da minha página no Facebook Moito Obrigado !! https://www.Facebook.com/miamimikemartins Esse filme é visto nos seguintes países: Angola, Moçambique, Portugal, Timor Leste, Guiné-Bissau, Brasil, Cabo Verde, Macau,Soa Tomme, -
Tartarugas Ninjas 2013 Parte 4 Português Universal
Tartarugas Ninjas 2013 Parte 4 Português Universal Não se esqueça de gostou da minha página no Facebook Moito Obrigado !! https://www.Facebook.com/miamimikemartins Esse filme é visto nos seguintes países: Angola, Moçambique, Portugal, Timor Leste, Guiné-Bissau, Brasil, Cabo Verde, Macau,Soa Tomme, -
Documentário RTP (4/5): Timor-Leste - A vergonha (Portugal, EUA e outros)
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Timor Leste Independence Day Restoration May 20th 2002 part 1
In 2002, exactly on the 20th of May, the world witnessed the sun rising in the land of Timor, sacred land Of the Makoan people the people who comprehends the language. Timor a Land that had been occupied for almost 450 years by the Portuguese empire and 24 years of suffering during the military invasion of its giant neighbour Indonesia in 1975 after its independent declaration unilaterally by the Fretilin Party. East Timor was a killing field for the Indonesian army under the Suharto regime and backed by Britain, USA and Australia, a country that supposed to stood beside and protect it as in the WW1, the East Timorese had done quite a lots of to help the Aussie fight alongside them to defend against the Japanese occupation but Instead, Australia had turn a blind eye and what made it even w... -
Timor Leste Independence Day Restoration May 20th 2002 part 2
In 2002, exactly on the 20th of May, the world witnessed the sun rising in the land of Timor, sacred land Of the Makoan people the people who comprehends the language. Timor a Land that had been occupied for almost 450 years by the Portuguese empire and 24 years of suffering during the military invasion of its giant neighbour Indonesia in 1975 after its independent declaration unilaterally by the Fretilin Party. East Timor was a killing field for the Indonesian army under the Suharto regime and backed by Britain, USA and Australia, a country that supposed to stood beside and protect it as in the WW1, the East Timorese had done quite a lots of to help the Aussie fight alongside them to defend against the Japanese occupation but Instead, Australia had turn a blind eye and what made it even w... -
East Timor
East Timor /ˌiːst ˈtiːmɔr/ or Timor-Leste /tiˈmɔr ˈlɛʃteɪ/, officially the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, is a country in Southeast Asia. It comprises the eastern half of the island of Timor, the nearby islands of Atauro and Jaco, and Oecusse, an exclave on the northwestern side of the island, within Indonesian West Timor. The country's size is about 15,410 km2 (5,400 sq mi). East Timor was colonised by Portugal in the 16th century, and was known as Portuguese Timor until Portugal's decolonisation of the country. In late 1975, East Timor declared its independence but later that year was invaded and occupied by Indonesia and was declared Indonesia's 27th province the following year. In 1999, following the United Nations-sponsored act of self-determination, Indonesia relinquished contro... -
Let's Play (Ironman) Europa Universalis IV Portugal EP25 - Timor & Coalition War
Welcome to a brand new channel! We are going to be playing Europa Universalis IV with Portugal trying to be as historically as possible. Europa Universalis IV is the brand new title from Paradox Interactive. All this while in ironman mode! You can see all the episodes from the playlist: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyKofw_OnJmuf1x9SqSRGFnKSMRZ3WDOq If you liked and want to see more leave a like! -
Documentary The Diplomat Dr José Ramos Horta Um Verdadeiro Heroi de Timor Leste
Este vídeo descreve um longa história da luta para independência de Timor Leste, conduzido pelo um grande e verdadeiro heroi Dr. José Ramos Horta. Uma longa passagem da vida de lutar contra ocupação ilegal de Indonésia a Timor Leste em 1975 que dramaticamente causou-se acerca de 200.000 mil foram mortos devido pelo acto de violência do regime da militar e pelo decisões políticos da Indonésia. É um lider e conceptor da Fretilin que tem a sua ideologia a independencia de Timor Leste, que unilateralmente foi declarada no dia 28 de Novembro de 1975. Dr. José Ramos Horta tinha saido ao estrangeiro depois de invasão a indonésia no 7 de Desembro de 1975 como um recurso para continuar a lutar e exigir direito da independencia de Timor Leste. A invasão e ocupação da Indonesia não tinham considera... -
Timor-Leste, Um País Uma Década
Dez anos depois da independência, a RTP revela os sonhos e os objectivos de Timor-Leste, ao mesmo tempo que recorda um dos processos negociais mais difíceis da diplomacia portuguesa. Um programa conduzido pela jornalista Daniela Santiago, com entrevistas exclusivas a Cavaco Silva, Durão Barroso, Jorge Sampaio, Ana Gomes, Luís Amado, Luís Represas, Rui Marques, assim como a Ramos Horta, Mari Alkatiri, Natália Carrascalão e Taur Matan Ruak, o novo Presidente do território. Conheça os rostos dos timorenses que, em Portugal, ainda sonham com o regresso à ilha do crocodilo e descubra onde e como está o jovem ferido no massacre de Santa Cruz, que percorreu o Mundo graças às imagens de Max Stahl. Jornalistas: Daniela Santiago, Francisco Piedade (em Dili) Imagem: João Martins, Agostinho Roxo, Joã... -
Bishop Belo Report - East Timor
12th November 1991 A powerful report on Bishop Belo, East Timor's most senior clergyman and his battle for his people. Oct 1991 people were running from Indonesian secret police. Shot man in Church. Archbishop Belo conducts funerals for the dead. Indonesian secret police surround the church as such ceremonies take place. Intimidation of those attending the Church results in recrimination and a dead man shot by the Indonesians. Protestors flood the streets and converge on the Santa Cruz cemetery where they pray over the dead mans grave. Indonesian police shoot and so the famous Dili massacre unfolds at Santa Cruz cemetary. Footage shows the Indonesians removing the wounded from the graveyard. Belo says many were killed after being wounded. Footage of Belo visiting Europe. Images of Portugu... -
Lifau MAIO 2014
Presentation on Project for Monument to Commemorate "500 Years of Arrival of Portuguese to Timor at Lifau, Oe-cusse", targeting for the Inauguration on 28th November 2015. Original Oficial Project © Joaquim de Brito for "LOROSAE concept Limitada", Dili, Timor-Leste -
Religion and Politics in a Global Society: The Portuguese-Speaking World
For more on this event, visit: http://bit.ly/1XsrjTV For more on the Berkley Center, visit: http://bit.ly/1CKeiIv The Portuguese colonial experience left a lasting impression on the cultural, religious, and political dynamics in the former colonies. Religion and Politics in a Global Society: Comparative Perspectives from the Portuguese-Speaking World, edited by Paul Christopher Manuel, Alynna Lyon, and Clyde Wilcox, explores this colonial legacy, bringing together scholars from a variety of disciplines and theoretical schools. In this roundtable discussion, three contributors to the volume will offer in-depth case studies on Brazil, India, East Timor and Portugal—societies connected by a shared colonial past and common cultural and sociolinguistic characteristics. They will examine ques...
Language, language policies and education in Timor-Leste: Kirsty Sword Gusmão
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Kirsty Sword Gusmão gives this lecture Language, language policies and education in Timor-Leste at The Australian National University.
Timor-Leste is a nation ...
Kirsty Sword Gusmão gives this lecture Language, language policies and education in Timor-Leste at The Australian National University.
Timor-Leste is a nation rich in cultural and linguistic diversity. With over sixteen languages spoken across the country in addition to the officials languages of Tetum and Portuguese,Timorese society is truly multilingual. Whilst the Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste defines Portuguese and Tetum as co-official languages, and English and Indonesian as working languages, the issue of language in education remains highly sensitive and challenging. While Portuguese and Tetum are currently used as languages of instruction in most of the education sector, the knowledge of these languages amongst many students and teachers, particularly in remote areas, remains very poor.
The limited mastery of students and teachers alike of the languages of instruction is contributing to school failure, high rates of school drop-out, and has the potential to lead to socio-economic exclusion and marginalisation.
The fourth Constitutional Government's National Strategic Development Plan 2011-2030 acknowledges that a key factor contributing to delayed acquisition of reading and writing schools in primary - school age children is inadequate use of students' mother tongues. Timor-Leste's National Education Commission presented the Ministry of Education with a National Language in Education Policy in February 2011, and amongst its key recommendations was the adoption of children's first language as the language of instruction in pre-primary school and throughout the first three years of primary education as a means of assisting young learners to transition successfully to learning in the official languages.
The lecture explores the issues of language use and language in education policy in Timor-Leste through the lens of linguistic rights and preservation, social justice and identity building, and provides a snapshot of the Timor- Leste National Commission for UNESCO's Mother Tongue-Based Multilingual Education pilot program.
Kirsty Sword Gusmão was appointed by the President Dr Jose Ramos Horta as Goodwill Ambassador for Education in October 2007. She is Chair of the Timor-Leste National Commission for UNESCO and also heads up the National Commission for Education.
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Kirsty Sword Gusmão gives this lecture Language, language policies and education in Timor-Leste at The Australian National University.
Timor-Leste is a nation rich in cultural and linguistic diversity. With over sixteen languages spoken across the country in addition to the officials languages of Tetum and Portuguese,Timorese society is truly multilingual. Whilst the Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste defines Portuguese and Tetum as co-official languages, and English and Indonesian as working languages, the issue of language in education remains highly sensitive and challenging. While Portuguese and Tetum are currently used as languages of instruction in most of the education sector, the knowledge of these languages amongst many students and teachers, particularly in remote areas, remains very poor.
The limited mastery of students and teachers alike of the languages of instruction is contributing to school failure, high rates of school drop-out, and has the potential to lead to socio-economic exclusion and marginalisation.
The fourth Constitutional Government's National Strategic Development Plan 2011-2030 acknowledges that a key factor contributing to delayed acquisition of reading and writing schools in primary - school age children is inadequate use of students' mother tongues. Timor-Leste's National Education Commission presented the Ministry of Education with a National Language in Education Policy in February 2011, and amongst its key recommendations was the adoption of children's first language as the language of instruction in pre-primary school and throughout the first three years of primary education as a means of assisting young learners to transition successfully to learning in the official languages.
The lecture explores the issues of language use and language in education policy in Timor-Leste through the lens of linguistic rights and preservation, social justice and identity building, and provides a snapshot of the Timor- Leste National Commission for UNESCO's Mother Tongue-Based Multilingual Education pilot program.
Kirsty Sword Gusmão was appointed by the President Dr Jose Ramos Horta as Goodwill Ambassador for Education in October 2007. She is Chair of the Timor-Leste National Commission for UNESCO and also heads up the National Commission for Education.
- published: 30 Jul 2012
- views: 3574
Timor-Leste e Carvoeiro, Viana de Castelo-Portugal de 2012.wmv
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 28:08
- Updated: 08 Jul 2012
- views: 6593
- published: 08 Jul 2012
- views: 6593
Death of a Nation: The Timor Conspiracy - John Pilger - Documentary
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- Duration: 75:27
- Updated: 13 Dec 2015
- views: 250
© John Pilger 1994. An exploration of the situation in East Timor - a country ruled by bloodshed and fear. Synopsis:
On December 7, 1975 Indonesia secretly - bu...
© John Pilger 1994. An exploration of the situation in East Timor - a country ruled by bloodshed and fear. Synopsis:
On December 7, 1975 Indonesia secretly - but with the complicity of the Western powers including the US, the UK, and Australia - invaded the small nation of East Timor. Two Australian television crews attempting to document the invasion were murdered. In 1993, with the Indonesian army still occupying the country, John Pilger and his crew including director David Munro, slipped into East Timor and made this film. In the intervening 18 years, an estimated 200,000 East Timorese - 1/3 of the population - had been slaughtered by the Indonesian military. The C.I.A. has described it as one of the worst mass-murders of the 20th century. Pilger tells the story using clandestine footage of the countryside, internment camps and even Fretlin guerillas, as well as interviews with Timorese exiles, including Jose Ramos Horta and Jose Gusmao, and Australian, British, and Indonesian diplomats. Nixon had called Indonesia the "greatest prize in southeast Asia" because of its oil reserves and other natural resources. Even though Indonesia had no historic or legal claim to East Timor, it was convenient for diplomats to declare that East Timor, just gaining its independence from Portugal, would not be a viable state. However the lie was given to this argument when Australia and Indonesia signed the Timor Gap Oil Treaty and carved up the huge oil and gas reserves in the seabed off East Timor. None of the politicians from that period - President Ford, Henry Kissinger, Daniel Moynihan, Margaret Thatcher, John Major, Gough Whitlam - has clean hands. The Indonesian military used US and British planes to bombard the island, while the defense ministers proclaimed ignorance. As Pilger gets an Australian diplomat to admit, East Timor was considered "expendable." But no one watching the massacre in the Dili cemetery can excuse the geopolitical machinations that led to this genocide.
"A far away country - a people of whom we know nothing." This was how British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain described Czechoslovakia when the Nazis invaded Prague in the 1930s. From 1975, the same could be said of East Timor.
Timor is located at the easternmost end of the Indonesian archipelago and lies 300 miles north of Australia in the South Pacific Ocean. The western part of the island, formerly a Dutch colony, became part of Indonesia upon independence in 1945. East Timor, a Portuguese colony since the sixteenth century, remained under Portuguese rule and decolonisation began only after the revolution in Portugal of 1974.
A power struggle between political parties within East Timor erupted into civil war in the summer of 1975. In September of that year, Indonesian troops invaded East Timor, supposedly to thwart this 'Communist uprising'. Dili, capital of East Timor. In 1993, John Pilger and David Munro entered East Timor where 18 years earlier, a team of journalists, including Australian Greg Shackleton, were murdered by the Indonesian army for daring to question the validity of the invasion.
Pilger uncovered the shocking complicity of the US and Great Britain governments in the ensuing genocide - the same governments who were willing to go to war with Saddam Hussein for his invasion of Kuwait, but who stood aside as Indonesia broke the exact same UN regulations to rape and pillage East Timor using Western arms.
'Death of a Nation: the Timor Conspiracy' is credited with alerting much of the world to the horror of the Indonesian occupation, and the complicity of Western governments. East Timor finally gained its independence in 2000.
Read also:
Australia bans reporting of multi-nation corruption case involving Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam:
https://www.wikileaks.org/aus-suppression-order/
https://www.wikileaks.org/aus-suppression-order/press.html
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© John Pilger 1994. An exploration of the situation in East Timor - a country ruled by bloodshed and fear. Synopsis:
On December 7, 1975 Indonesia secretly - but with the complicity of the Western powers including the US, the UK, and Australia - invaded the small nation of East Timor. Two Australian television crews attempting to document the invasion were murdered. In 1993, with the Indonesian army still occupying the country, John Pilger and his crew including director David Munro, slipped into East Timor and made this film. In the intervening 18 years, an estimated 200,000 East Timorese - 1/3 of the population - had been slaughtered by the Indonesian military. The C.I.A. has described it as one of the worst mass-murders of the 20th century. Pilger tells the story using clandestine footage of the countryside, internment camps and even Fretlin guerillas, as well as interviews with Timorese exiles, including Jose Ramos Horta and Jose Gusmao, and Australian, British, and Indonesian diplomats. Nixon had called Indonesia the "greatest prize in southeast Asia" because of its oil reserves and other natural resources. Even though Indonesia had no historic or legal claim to East Timor, it was convenient for diplomats to declare that East Timor, just gaining its independence from Portugal, would not be a viable state. However the lie was given to this argument when Australia and Indonesia signed the Timor Gap Oil Treaty and carved up the huge oil and gas reserves in the seabed off East Timor. None of the politicians from that period - President Ford, Henry Kissinger, Daniel Moynihan, Margaret Thatcher, John Major, Gough Whitlam - has clean hands. The Indonesian military used US and British planes to bombard the island, while the defense ministers proclaimed ignorance. As Pilger gets an Australian diplomat to admit, East Timor was considered "expendable." But no one watching the massacre in the Dili cemetery can excuse the geopolitical machinations that led to this genocide.
"A far away country - a people of whom we know nothing." This was how British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain described Czechoslovakia when the Nazis invaded Prague in the 1930s. From 1975, the same could be said of East Timor.
Timor is located at the easternmost end of the Indonesian archipelago and lies 300 miles north of Australia in the South Pacific Ocean. The western part of the island, formerly a Dutch colony, became part of Indonesia upon independence in 1945. East Timor, a Portuguese colony since the sixteenth century, remained under Portuguese rule and decolonisation began only after the revolution in Portugal of 1974.
A power struggle between political parties within East Timor erupted into civil war in the summer of 1975. In September of that year, Indonesian troops invaded East Timor, supposedly to thwart this 'Communist uprising'. Dili, capital of East Timor. In 1993, John Pilger and David Munro entered East Timor where 18 years earlier, a team of journalists, including Australian Greg Shackleton, were murdered by the Indonesian army for daring to question the validity of the invasion.
Pilger uncovered the shocking complicity of the US and Great Britain governments in the ensuing genocide - the same governments who were willing to go to war with Saddam Hussein for his invasion of Kuwait, but who stood aside as Indonesia broke the exact same UN regulations to rape and pillage East Timor using Western arms.
'Death of a Nation: the Timor Conspiracy' is credited with alerting much of the world to the horror of the Indonesian occupation, and the complicity of Western governments. East Timor finally gained its independence in 2000.
Read also:
Australia bans reporting of multi-nation corruption case involving Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam:
https://www.wikileaks.org/aus-suppression-order/
https://www.wikileaks.org/aus-suppression-order/press.html
- published: 13 Dec 2015
- views: 250
Reality of Timor during Indonesian Occupation since 1975.
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 48:05
- Updated: 10 Apr 2013
- views: 20203
I do not own the rights to this videos documentary, I merely uploaded it for the benefit of those who have trouble finding it elsewhere... especially fo my fell...
I do not own the rights to this videos documentary, I merely uploaded it for the benefit of those who have trouble finding it elsewhere... especially fo my fellow Timorese,,,
Report of the situation in the eastern part of Timor, annexed by Jakarta Government despite the proclamation of its independence, after four centuries of Portuguese colonization, in November 1975. Resistance "Fretilin" Marxist nationalist movement. Civil war in which the people of Timor Leste Is constrained by Indonesian troops to take refuge in the mountains or to flee their country. The guerrillas of fretilin, Indonesian soldiers in training. Photo corpses and prisoners in 1975-1978. Families of refugees in slums near Lisbon. Families of Timorese resistance in the mountains. Nicolao lobato, chief/leader of Fretilin ( Second President of RDTL ) in his coffin filled with ice. A prison almost deserted .Interviewed of Alarico Fernandes, former Communications Minister RDTL Fretilin now imprisoned, Dr. Abilio Araujo, Dr Jose Luis Guterres ... Red Cross doctor in a village on the south coast. Distribution of food and medicine. Interviewed members of the Fretilin staff. The Indonesian occupation: grip Para military youth. The TNI Army scout leader. The Indonesian flag raised in each school in Timor Leste ,,,childrens recited the five principles of Indonesian Pancasilah,,,the omnipresence of the military in every village. Staged in front of the team of journalists: the army helping the people in the fields. General Suharto. An animist ceremony [various plans] Dili town serving as a showcase for abroad. Streets cleaned, TV stations and programs broadcasted by satellite Jakarta TV. This videos and it copyrigth is owned by Ina fr.
Note: East Timor or Officially known as Democratic Republic of Timor Leste had finally restored its independent in May2002 with the assistant from UN,,, the relationship between the two country,, Indonesia and East Timor are very strong both country had tried and managed to leave the past behind and started the new fresh relationship which stood strong until today... this is all thanks to Xanana Gusmao, Ramos Horta, Mari Alkatiri, Taur Matan Ruak, Bishop Belo, and many other leaders of Timor Leste and also from Indonesian government.. and the most valuable in the process of keeping peace strong relationship between this two country are the people of East Timor itself who had suffered alot but had to forget it all for the sake of peace and tranquility between the two nations. This is an old videos and the reason I uploaded on you tube is merely for History purpose nothing else..."the moment it happened, the history begin",,,, "To Forget Is to Forgive".. hope you all enjoy watching this videos with respect.
wn.com/Reality Of Timor During Indonesian Occupation Since 1975.
I do not own the rights to this videos documentary, I merely uploaded it for the benefit of those who have trouble finding it elsewhere... especially fo my fellow Timorese,,,
Report of the situation in the eastern part of Timor, annexed by Jakarta Government despite the proclamation of its independence, after four centuries of Portuguese colonization, in November 1975. Resistance "Fretilin" Marxist nationalist movement. Civil war in which the people of Timor Leste Is constrained by Indonesian troops to take refuge in the mountains or to flee their country. The guerrillas of fretilin, Indonesian soldiers in training. Photo corpses and prisoners in 1975-1978. Families of refugees in slums near Lisbon. Families of Timorese resistance in the mountains. Nicolao lobato, chief/leader of Fretilin ( Second President of RDTL ) in his coffin filled with ice. A prison almost deserted .Interviewed of Alarico Fernandes, former Communications Minister RDTL Fretilin now imprisoned, Dr. Abilio Araujo, Dr Jose Luis Guterres ... Red Cross doctor in a village on the south coast. Distribution of food and medicine. Interviewed members of the Fretilin staff. The Indonesian occupation: grip Para military youth. The TNI Army scout leader. The Indonesian flag raised in each school in Timor Leste ,,,childrens recited the five principles of Indonesian Pancasilah,,,the omnipresence of the military in every village. Staged in front of the team of journalists: the army helping the people in the fields. General Suharto. An animist ceremony [various plans] Dili town serving as a showcase for abroad. Streets cleaned, TV stations and programs broadcasted by satellite Jakarta TV. This videos and it copyrigth is owned by Ina fr.
Note: East Timor or Officially known as Democratic Republic of Timor Leste had finally restored its independent in May2002 with the assistant from UN,,, the relationship between the two country,, Indonesia and East Timor are very strong both country had tried and managed to leave the past behind and started the new fresh relationship which stood strong until today... this is all thanks to Xanana Gusmao, Ramos Horta, Mari Alkatiri, Taur Matan Ruak, Bishop Belo, and many other leaders of Timor Leste and also from Indonesian government.. and the most valuable in the process of keeping peace strong relationship between this two country are the people of East Timor itself who had suffered alot but had to forget it all for the sake of peace and tranquility between the two nations. This is an old videos and the reason I uploaded on you tube is merely for History purpose nothing else..."the moment it happened, the history begin",,,, "To Forget Is to Forgive".. hope you all enjoy watching this videos with respect.
- published: 10 Apr 2013
- views: 20203
Documentário RTP (3/5): Timor-Leste - A vergonha (Portugal), Massacre Sta.Cruz, Washington
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 28:57
- Updated: 22 Oct 2012
- views: 3801
Programa "Reportagem", 1995
Apresentador: José Manuel Barata Feyo
Reportagem: Rui Araújo
Reportagem: Mário Crespo
Programa "Reportagem", 1995
Apresentador: José Manuel Barata Feyo
Reportagem: Rui Araújo
Reportagem: Mário Crespo
wn.com/Documentário Rtp (3 5) Timor Leste A Vergonha (Portugal), Massacre Sta.Cruz, Washington
Programa "Reportagem", 1995
Apresentador: José Manuel Barata Feyo
Reportagem: Rui Araújo
Reportagem: Mário Crespo
- published: 22 Oct 2012
- views: 3801
Tartarugas Ninjas 2013 Parte 1 Português Universal
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:33
- Updated: 26 Nov 2014
- views: 30426
Tartarugas Ninjas 2013 Parte 1 Português Universal
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- published: 26 Nov 2014
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Tartarugas Ninjas 2013 Parte 2 Português Universal
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- Duration: 21:32
- Updated: 26 Nov 2014
- views: 5899
Tartarugas Ninjas 2013 Parte 2 Português Universal
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- published: 26 Nov 2014
- views: 5899
Tartarugas Ninjas 2013 Parte 3 Português Universal
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- Duration: 21:33
- Updated: 26 Nov 2014
- views: 6920
Tartarugas Ninjas 2013 Parte 3 Português Universal
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- published: 26 Nov 2014
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Tartarugas Ninjas 2013 Parte 4 Português Universal
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- Duration: 21:33
- Updated: 26 Nov 2014
- views: 3866
Tartarugas Ninjas 2013 Parte 4 Português Universal
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- published: 26 Nov 2014
- views: 3866
Documentário RTP (4/5): Timor-Leste - A vergonha (Portugal, EUA e outros)
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- Duration: 36:52
- Updated: 22 Oct 2012
- views: 2298
Programa "Reportagem", 1995
Apresentador: José Manuel Barata Feyo
Reportagem: Mário Crespo
- published: 22 Oct 2012
- views: 2298
Timor Leste Independence Day Restoration May 20th 2002 part 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 50:10
- Updated: 17 May 2013
- views: 9925
In 2002, exactly on the 20th of May, the world witnessed the sun rising in the land of Timor, sacred land Of the Makoan people the people who comprehends the la...
In 2002, exactly on the 20th of May, the world witnessed the sun rising in the land of Timor, sacred land Of the Makoan people the people who comprehends the language. Timor a Land that had been occupied for almost 450 years by the Portuguese empire and 24 years of suffering during the military invasion of its giant neighbour Indonesia in 1975 after its independent declaration unilaterally by the Fretilin Party. East Timor was a killing field for the Indonesian army under the Suharto regime and backed by Britain, USA and Australia, a country that supposed to stood beside and protect it as in the WW1, the East Timorese had done quite a lots of to help the Aussie fight alongside them to defend against the Japanese occupation but Instead, Australia had turn a blind eye and what made it even worse was the Aussie supported the proposal of Suharto's Military regime to invade Timor. The struggle against the invasion was started by Fretilin nationalist movement since then lead by well known figures like Francisco X Do Amaral, Nicolao Lobato (RIP), Rogerio Lobato,Mari Alkatiri, Ramos Horta and up to when the movement was then taken over by Xanana Gusmao together with many others Falintil guerrila fighters and its commandant such as Taur Matan Ruak ( current president ), Konis Santana (RIP), Luo Olo, other leader who together with all the Timorese people continue the fight, Ramos Horta leading the fight outside Timor with diplomacy to lobby the UN, Travel around the world to campaign against the occupation, were also church under bishop Carlos Belo, had made a lots of strong criticism against the brutality of occupations and many other effort made by the young people by sacrificed themselves to help the struggle. And finally, it was all been heard and decision was then made to grant all the sacrifice that was made by the people of East Timor with the independence they deserved. In 20th of May 2002 right in the historical place were used to hosted a holy visit by pope John Paul in 1989 called Tasi Tolu, every Timorese, man, women, children, young adult, adult, older younger different range of age, mixed race, different background, from the West to the East and from the sacred of the mountain peak down to the mother sea of Timor.. All came together united as "one only Timorese" and witnessed by honourable delegation guest from around the world, to throw the party celebration of freedom, liberty and independence East Timor. Viva Timor Loro sae!!!!
Nota: favor ida ba maluk Timor oan sira iha nebe deit imi oras ne hela ba, se imi haka'at a'an liu ona mai hare video ida ne karik, halo favor ida rai netik imi nia liafuan ruma e hau husu liu liu atu imi foti netik liman fuan inan ho klik "like" ba video historical ida ne,, obrigado barak ba imi nia visita mai hare ona video ne,,, contente nafatin haksolok nudar ema Timor oan,,,hamutuk ita hare ba futuro rai doben Timor Lorosae ni nian,,, dala ida tan obrigado,,,, Viva Timor Lorosae, Viva Independencia, viva loron ruanulu fulan maio!!!
Hakoak bo'ot hosi
Beioan Dato Resi Sargimil.
Nota: favor ida ba maluk Timor oan sira iha nebe deit imi oras ne hela ba, se imi haka'at a'an liu ona mai hare video ida ne karik, halo favor ida rai netik imi nia liafuan ruma e hau husu liu liu atu imi foti netik liman fuan inan ho klik "like" ba video historical ida ne,, obrigado barak ba imi nia visita mai hare ona video ne,,, contente nafatin haksolok nudar ema Timor oan,,,hamutuk ita hare ba futuro rai doben Timor Lorosae ni nian,,, dala ida tan obrigado,,,, Viva Timor Lorosae, Viva Independencia, viva loron ruanulu fulan maio!!!
Hakoak bo'ot hosi
Beioan Dato Resi Sargimil.
wn.com/Timor Leste Independence Day Restoration May 20Th 2002 Part 1
In 2002, exactly on the 20th of May, the world witnessed the sun rising in the land of Timor, sacred land Of the Makoan people the people who comprehends the language. Timor a Land that had been occupied for almost 450 years by the Portuguese empire and 24 years of suffering during the military invasion of its giant neighbour Indonesia in 1975 after its independent declaration unilaterally by the Fretilin Party. East Timor was a killing field for the Indonesian army under the Suharto regime and backed by Britain, USA and Australia, a country that supposed to stood beside and protect it as in the WW1, the East Timorese had done quite a lots of to help the Aussie fight alongside them to defend against the Japanese occupation but Instead, Australia had turn a blind eye and what made it even worse was the Aussie supported the proposal of Suharto's Military regime to invade Timor. The struggle against the invasion was started by Fretilin nationalist movement since then lead by well known figures like Francisco X Do Amaral, Nicolao Lobato (RIP), Rogerio Lobato,Mari Alkatiri, Ramos Horta and up to when the movement was then taken over by Xanana Gusmao together with many others Falintil guerrila fighters and its commandant such as Taur Matan Ruak ( current president ), Konis Santana (RIP), Luo Olo, other leader who together with all the Timorese people continue the fight, Ramos Horta leading the fight outside Timor with diplomacy to lobby the UN, Travel around the world to campaign against the occupation, were also church under bishop Carlos Belo, had made a lots of strong criticism against the brutality of occupations and many other effort made by the young people by sacrificed themselves to help the struggle. And finally, it was all been heard and decision was then made to grant all the sacrifice that was made by the people of East Timor with the independence they deserved. In 20th of May 2002 right in the historical place were used to hosted a holy visit by pope John Paul in 1989 called Tasi Tolu, every Timorese, man, women, children, young adult, adult, older younger different range of age, mixed race, different background, from the West to the East and from the sacred of the mountain peak down to the mother sea of Timor.. All came together united as "one only Timorese" and witnessed by honourable delegation guest from around the world, to throw the party celebration of freedom, liberty and independence East Timor. Viva Timor Loro sae!!!!
Nota: favor ida ba maluk Timor oan sira iha nebe deit imi oras ne hela ba, se imi haka'at a'an liu ona mai hare video ida ne karik, halo favor ida rai netik imi nia liafuan ruma e hau husu liu liu atu imi foti netik liman fuan inan ho klik "like" ba video historical ida ne,, obrigado barak ba imi nia visita mai hare ona video ne,,, contente nafatin haksolok nudar ema Timor oan,,,hamutuk ita hare ba futuro rai doben Timor Lorosae ni nian,,, dala ida tan obrigado,,,, Viva Timor Lorosae, Viva Independencia, viva loron ruanulu fulan maio!!!
Hakoak bo'ot hosi
Beioan Dato Resi Sargimil.
Nota: favor ida ba maluk Timor oan sira iha nebe deit imi oras ne hela ba, se imi haka'at a'an liu ona mai hare video ida ne karik, halo favor ida rai netik imi nia liafuan ruma e hau husu liu liu atu imi foti netik liman fuan inan ho klik "like" ba video historical ida ne,, obrigado barak ba imi nia visita mai hare ona video ne,,, contente nafatin haksolok nudar ema Timor oan,,,hamutuk ita hare ba futuro rai doben Timor Lorosae ni nian,,, dala ida tan obrigado,,,, Viva Timor Lorosae, Viva Independencia, viva loron ruanulu fulan maio!!!
Hakoak bo'ot hosi
Beioan Dato Resi Sargimil.
- published: 17 May 2013
- views: 9925
Timor Leste Independence Day Restoration May 20th 2002 part 2
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 79:44
- Updated: 17 May 2013
- views: 17061
In 2002, exactly on the 20th of May, the world witnessed the sun rising in the land of Timor, sacred land Of the Makoan people the people who comprehends the la...
In 2002, exactly on the 20th of May, the world witnessed the sun rising in the land of Timor, sacred land Of the Makoan people the people who comprehends the language. Timor a Land that had been occupied for almost 450 years by the Portuguese empire and 24 years of suffering during the military invasion of its giant neighbour Indonesia in 1975 after its independent declaration unilaterally by the Fretilin Party. East Timor was a killing field for the Indonesian army under the Suharto regime and backed by Britain, USA and Australia, a country that supposed to stood beside and protect it as in the WW1, the East Timorese had done quite a lots of to help the Aussie fight alongside them to defend against the Japanese occupation but Instead, Australia had turn a blind eye and what made it even worse was the Aussie supported the proposal of Suharto's Military regime to invade Timor. The struggle against the invasion was started by Fretilin nationalist movement since then lead by well known figures like Francisco X Do Amaral, Nicolao Lobato (RIP), Rogerio Lobato,Mari Alkatiri, Ramos Horta and up to when the movement was then taken over by Xanana Gusmao together with many others Falintil guerrila fighters and its commandant such as Taur Matan Ruak ( current president ), Konis Santana (RIP), Luo Olo, other leader who together with all the Timorese people continue the fight, Ramos Horta leading the fight outside Timor with diplomacy to lobby the UN, Travel around the world to campaign against the occupation, were also church under bishop Carlos Belo, had made a lots of strong criticism against the brutality of occupations and many other effort made by the young people by sacrificed themselves to help the struggle. And finally, it was all been heard and decision was then made to grant all the sacrifice that was made by the people of East Timor with the independence they deserved. In 20th of May 2002 right in the historical place were used to hosted a holy visit by pope John Paul in 1989 called Tasi Tolu, every Timorese, man, women, children, young adult, adult, older younger different range of age, mixed race, different background, from the West to the East and from the sacred of the mountain peak down to the mother sea of Timor.. All came together united as "one only Timorese" and witnessed by honourable delegation guest from around the world, to throw the party celebration of freedom, liberty and independence East Timor. Viva Timor Loro sae!!!!
Nota: favor ida ba maluk Timor oan sira iha nebe deit imi oras ne hela ba, se imi haka'at a'an liu ona mai hare video ida ne karik, halo favor ida rai netik imi nia liafuan ruma e hau husu liu liu atu imi foti netik liman fuan inan ho klik "like" ba video historical ida ne,, obrigado barak ba imi nia visita mai hare ona video ne,,, contente nafatin haksolok nudar ema Timor oan,,,hamutuk ita hare ba futuro rai doben Timor Lorosae ni nian,,, dala ida tan obrigado,,,, Viva Timor Lorosae, Viva Independencia, viva loron ruanulu fulan maio!!!
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In 2002, exactly on the 20th of May, the world witnessed the sun rising in the land of Timor, sacred land Of the Makoan people the people who comprehends the language. Timor a Land that had been occupied for almost 450 years by the Portuguese empire and 24 years of suffering during the military invasion of its giant neighbour Indonesia in 1975 after its independent declaration unilaterally by the Fretilin Party. East Timor was a killing field for the Indonesian army under the Suharto regime and backed by Britain, USA and Australia, a country that supposed to stood beside and protect it as in the WW1, the East Timorese had done quite a lots of to help the Aussie fight alongside them to defend against the Japanese occupation but Instead, Australia had turn a blind eye and what made it even worse was the Aussie supported the proposal of Suharto's Military regime to invade Timor. The struggle against the invasion was started by Fretilin nationalist movement since then lead by well known figures like Francisco X Do Amaral, Nicolao Lobato (RIP), Rogerio Lobato,Mari Alkatiri, Ramos Horta and up to when the movement was then taken over by Xanana Gusmao together with many others Falintil guerrila fighters and its commandant such as Taur Matan Ruak ( current president ), Konis Santana (RIP), Luo Olo, other leader who together with all the Timorese people continue the fight, Ramos Horta leading the fight outside Timor with diplomacy to lobby the UN, Travel around the world to campaign against the occupation, were also church under bishop Carlos Belo, had made a lots of strong criticism against the brutality of occupations and many other effort made by the young people by sacrificed themselves to help the struggle. And finally, it was all been heard and decision was then made to grant all the sacrifice that was made by the people of East Timor with the independence they deserved. In 20th of May 2002 right in the historical place were used to hosted a holy visit by pope John Paul in 1989 called Tasi Tolu, every Timorese, man, women, children, young adult, adult, older younger different range of age, mixed race, different background, from the West to the East and from the sacred of the mountain peak down to the mother sea of Timor.. All came together united as "one only Timorese" and witnessed by honourable delegation guest from around the world, to throw the party celebration of freedom, liberty and independence East Timor. Viva Timor Loro sae!!!!
Nota: favor ida ba maluk Timor oan sira iha nebe deit imi oras ne hela ba, se imi haka'at a'an liu ona mai hare video ida ne karik, halo favor ida rai netik imi nia liafuan ruma e hau husu liu liu atu imi foti netik liman fuan inan ho klik "like" ba video historical ida ne,, obrigado barak ba imi nia visita mai hare ona video ne,,, contente nafatin haksolok nudar ema Timor oan,,,hamutuk ita hare ba futuro rai doben Timor Lorosae ni nian,,, dala ida tan obrigado,,,, Viva Timor Lorosae, Viva Independencia, viva loron ruanulu fulan maio!!!
Hakoak bo'ot hosi
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- published: 17 May 2013
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East Timor
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- Duration: 30:15
- Updated: 19 Jul 2014
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East Timor /ˌiːst ˈtiːmɔr/ or Timor-Leste /tiˈmɔr ˈlɛʃteɪ/, officially the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, is a country in Southeast Asia. It comprises the ...
East Timor /ˌiːst ˈtiːmɔr/ or Timor-Leste /tiˈmɔr ˈlɛʃteɪ/, officially the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, is a country in Southeast Asia. It comprises the eastern half of the island of Timor, the nearby islands of Atauro and Jaco, and Oecusse, an exclave on the northwestern side of the island, within Indonesian West Timor. The country's size is about 15,410 km2 (5,400 sq mi).
East Timor was colonised by Portugal in the 16th century, and was known as Portuguese Timor until Portugal's decolonisation of the country. In late 1975, East Timor declared its independence but later that year was invaded and occupied by Indonesia and was declared Indonesia's 27th province the following year. In 1999, following the United Nations-sponsored act of self-determination, Indonesia relinquished control of the territory, and East Timor became the first new sovereign state of the 21st century on May 20, 2002. After independence, East Timor became a member of the United Nations and the Community of Portuguese Language Countries. It is one of only two predominantly Roman Catholic countries in Asia, the other being the Philippines.
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East Timor /ˌiːst ˈtiːmɔr/ or Timor-Leste /tiˈmɔr ˈlɛʃteɪ/, officially the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, is a country in Southeast Asia. It comprises the eastern half of the island of Timor, the nearby islands of Atauro and Jaco, and Oecusse, an exclave on the northwestern side of the island, within Indonesian West Timor. The country's size is about 15,410 km2 (5,400 sq mi).
East Timor was colonised by Portugal in the 16th century, and was known as Portuguese Timor until Portugal's decolonisation of the country. In late 1975, East Timor declared its independence but later that year was invaded and occupied by Indonesia and was declared Indonesia's 27th province the following year. In 1999, following the United Nations-sponsored act of self-determination, Indonesia relinquished control of the territory, and East Timor became the first new sovereign state of the 21st century on May 20, 2002. After independence, East Timor became a member of the United Nations and the Community of Portuguese Language Countries. It is one of only two predominantly Roman Catholic countries in Asia, the other being the Philippines.
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- published: 19 Jul 2014
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Let's Play (Ironman) Europa Universalis IV Portugal EP25 - Timor & Coalition War
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- Duration: 28:51
- Updated: 25 Aug 2013
- views: 214
Welcome to a brand new channel!
We are going to be playing Europa Universalis IV with Portugal trying to be as historically as possible.
Europa Universalis IV...
Welcome to a brand new channel!
We are going to be playing Europa Universalis IV with Portugal trying to be as historically as possible.
Europa Universalis IV is the brand new title from Paradox Interactive. All this while in ironman mode!
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Welcome to a brand new channel!
We are going to be playing Europa Universalis IV with Portugal trying to be as historically as possible.
Europa Universalis IV is the brand new title from Paradox Interactive. All this while in ironman mode!
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- published: 25 Aug 2013
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Documentary The Diplomat Dr José Ramos Horta Um Verdadeiro Heroi de Timor Leste
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- Duration: 81:14
- Updated: 30 May 2014
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Este vídeo descreve um longa história da luta para independência de Timor Leste, conduzido pelo um grande e verdadeiro heroi Dr. José Ramos Horta. Uma longa pas...
Este vídeo descreve um longa história da luta para independência de Timor Leste, conduzido pelo um grande e verdadeiro heroi Dr. José Ramos Horta. Uma longa passagem da vida de lutar contra ocupação ilegal de Indonésia a Timor Leste em 1975 que dramaticamente causou-se acerca de 200.000 mil foram mortos devido pelo acto de violência do regime da militar e pelo decisões políticos da Indonésia.
É um lider e conceptor da Fretilin que tem a sua ideologia a independencia de Timor Leste, que unilateralmente foi declarada no dia 28 de Novembro de 1975.
Dr. José Ramos Horta tinha saido ao estrangeiro depois de invasão a indonésia no 7 de Desembro de 1975 como um recurso para continuar a lutar e exigir direito da independencia de Timor Leste.
A invasão e ocupação da Indonesia não tinham consideradas pela ONU, pelo facto que Portugal seja um pais de colonializador que tinha direito ao processo de descolon
wn.com/Documentary The Diplomat Dr José Ramos Horta Um Verdadeiro Heroi De Timor Leste
Este vídeo descreve um longa história da luta para independência de Timor Leste, conduzido pelo um grande e verdadeiro heroi Dr. José Ramos Horta. Uma longa passagem da vida de lutar contra ocupação ilegal de Indonésia a Timor Leste em 1975 que dramaticamente causou-se acerca de 200.000 mil foram mortos devido pelo acto de violência do regime da militar e pelo decisões políticos da Indonésia.
É um lider e conceptor da Fretilin que tem a sua ideologia a independencia de Timor Leste, que unilateralmente foi declarada no dia 28 de Novembro de 1975.
Dr. José Ramos Horta tinha saido ao estrangeiro depois de invasão a indonésia no 7 de Desembro de 1975 como um recurso para continuar a lutar e exigir direito da independencia de Timor Leste.
A invasão e ocupação da Indonesia não tinham consideradas pela ONU, pelo facto que Portugal seja um pais de colonializador que tinha direito ao processo de descolon
- published: 30 May 2014
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Timor-Leste, Um País Uma Década
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- Duration: 36:11
- Updated: 20 May 2012
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Dez anos depois da independência, a RTP revela os sonhos e os objectivos de Timor-Leste, ao mesmo tempo que recorda um dos processos negociais mais difíceis da ...
Dez anos depois da independência, a RTP revela os sonhos e os objectivos de Timor-Leste, ao mesmo tempo que recorda um dos processos negociais mais difíceis da diplomacia portuguesa.
Um programa conduzido pela jornalista Daniela Santiago, com entrevistas exclusivas a Cavaco Silva, Durão Barroso, Jorge Sampaio, Ana Gomes, Luís Amado, Luís Represas, Rui Marques, assim como a Ramos Horta, Mari Alkatiri, Natália Carrascalão e Taur Matan Ruak, o novo Presidente do território.
Conheça os rostos dos timorenses que, em Portugal, ainda sonham com o regresso à ilha do crocodilo e descubra onde e como está o jovem ferido no massacre de Santa Cruz, que percorreu o Mundo graças às imagens de Max Stahl.
Jornalistas: Daniela Santiago, Francisco Piedade (em Dili)
Imagem: João Martins, Agostinho Roxo, João Vieira
Edição: António Nunes
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Dez anos depois da independência, a RTP revela os sonhos e os objectivos de Timor-Leste, ao mesmo tempo que recorda um dos processos negociais mais difíceis da diplomacia portuguesa.
Um programa conduzido pela jornalista Daniela Santiago, com entrevistas exclusivas a Cavaco Silva, Durão Barroso, Jorge Sampaio, Ana Gomes, Luís Amado, Luís Represas, Rui Marques, assim como a Ramos Horta, Mari Alkatiri, Natália Carrascalão e Taur Matan Ruak, o novo Presidente do território.
Conheça os rostos dos timorenses que, em Portugal, ainda sonham com o regresso à ilha do crocodilo e descubra onde e como está o jovem ferido no massacre de Santa Cruz, que percorreu o Mundo graças às imagens de Max Stahl.
Jornalistas: Daniela Santiago, Francisco Piedade (em Dili)
Imagem: João Martins, Agostinho Roxo, João Vieira
Edição: António Nunes
- published: 20 May 2012
- views: 19211
Bishop Belo Report - East Timor
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- Duration: 26:47
- Updated: 09 Feb 2010
- views: 6439
12th November 1991
A powerful report on Bishop Belo, East Timor's most senior clergyman and his battle for his people. Oct 1991 people were running from Indone...
12th November 1991
A powerful report on Bishop Belo, East Timor's most senior clergyman and his battle for his people. Oct 1991 people were running from Indonesian secret police. Shot man in Church. Archbishop Belo conducts funerals for the dead. Indonesian secret police surround the church as such ceremonies take place. Intimidation of those attending the Church results in recrimination and a dead man shot by the Indonesians. Protestors flood the streets and converge on the Santa Cruz cemetery where they pray over the dead mans grave. Indonesian police shoot and so the famous Dili massacre unfolds at Santa Cruz cemetary. Footage shows the Indonesians removing the wounded from the graveyard. Belo says many were killed after being wounded. Footage of Belo visiting Europe. Images of Portuguese colonial life shows Belos early life, when he was a buffalo herder and through to his acceptance by the church. Powerful images of the resistance indicate Belos early alliance with the resistance movement. The Church is shown to have had an unusually close relationship with the Timorese resistance movement. Many extraordinary images show the strange fault line that was drawn between the resistance with the church in the middle and the Indonesians on the other side. A horde of stone throwing Indonesian police attacking a church tells the story like no other could.
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12th November 1991
A powerful report on Bishop Belo, East Timor's most senior clergyman and his battle for his people. Oct 1991 people were running from Indonesian secret police. Shot man in Church. Archbishop Belo conducts funerals for the dead. Indonesian secret police surround the church as such ceremonies take place. Intimidation of those attending the Church results in recrimination and a dead man shot by the Indonesians. Protestors flood the streets and converge on the Santa Cruz cemetery where they pray over the dead mans grave. Indonesian police shoot and so the famous Dili massacre unfolds at Santa Cruz cemetary. Footage shows the Indonesians removing the wounded from the graveyard. Belo says many were killed after being wounded. Footage of Belo visiting Europe. Images of Portuguese colonial life shows Belos early life, when he was a buffalo herder and through to his acceptance by the church. Powerful images of the resistance indicate Belos early alliance with the resistance movement. The Church is shown to have had an unusually close relationship with the Timorese resistance movement. Many extraordinary images show the strange fault line that was drawn between the resistance with the church in the middle and the Indonesians on the other side. A horde of stone throwing Indonesian police attacking a church tells the story like no other could.
- published: 09 Feb 2010
- views: 6439
Lifau MAIO 2014
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- Duration: 25:17
- Updated: 15 Jan 2016
- views: 210
Presentation on Project for Monument to Commemorate "500 Years of Arrival of Portuguese to Timor at Lifau, Oe-cusse", targeting for the Inauguration on 28th Nov...
Presentation on Project for Monument to Commemorate "500 Years of Arrival of Portuguese to Timor at Lifau, Oe-cusse", targeting for the Inauguration on 28th November 2015.
Original Oficial Project © Joaquim de Brito for "LOROSAE concept Limitada", Dili, Timor-Leste
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Presentation on Project for Monument to Commemorate "500 Years of Arrival of Portuguese to Timor at Lifau, Oe-cusse", targeting for the Inauguration on 28th November 2015.
Original Oficial Project © Joaquim de Brito for "LOROSAE concept Limitada", Dili, Timor-Leste
- published: 15 Jan 2016
- views: 210
Religion and Politics in a Global Society: The Portuguese-Speaking World
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- Duration: 107:09
- Updated: 30 Nov 2015
- views: 67
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The Portuguese colonial experience left a las...
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The Portuguese colonial experience left a lasting impression on the cultural, religious, and political dynamics in the former colonies. Religion and Politics in a Global Society: Comparative Perspectives from the Portuguese-Speaking World, edited by Paul Christopher Manuel, Alynna Lyon, and Clyde Wilcox, explores this colonial legacy, bringing together scholars from a variety of disciplines and theoretical schools.
In this roundtable discussion, three contributors to the volume will offer in-depth case studies on Brazil, India, East Timor and Portugal—societies connected by a shared colonial past and common cultural and sociolinguistic characteristics. They will examine questions on how faith and culture interrelate, and how the various national experiences might resonate with one another. The roundtable promises to provide a deeper understanding of the Lusophone global society, as well as the larger field of religion and politics.
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The Portuguese colonial experience left a lasting impression on the cultural, religious, and political dynamics in the former colonies. Religion and Politics in a Global Society: Comparative Perspectives from the Portuguese-Speaking World, edited by Paul Christopher Manuel, Alynna Lyon, and Clyde Wilcox, explores this colonial legacy, bringing together scholars from a variety of disciplines and theoretical schools.
In this roundtable discussion, three contributors to the volume will offer in-depth case studies on Brazil, India, East Timor and Portugal—societies connected by a shared colonial past and common cultural and sociolinguistic characteristics. They will examine questions on how faith and culture interrelate, and how the various national experiences might resonate with one another. The roundtable promises to provide a deeper understanding of the Lusophone global society, as well as the larger field of religion and politics.
- published: 30 Nov 2015
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Timor - Portugues/Portuguese-Timor earlier 50´s
Reconstrução de Timor após a brutal e destrutiva invasão Japonesa,durante a 2ª Guerra Mund...
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GNR - Portuguese force commands respect
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Timor - um pouco de Portugal no Pacífico
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Colégio de Soibada /Soibada College - Portuguese Timor - 1953
Aspecto das actividades diárias no Colegio de Soibada: Timor Portugues, meados dos anos 50...
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Portuguese Timor 1966
Scenes from Portuguese Timor in 1966, showing a relaxed atmosphere not seen these days.
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Portugueses Pelo Mundo - Dili, Timor | S07E01
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Documentary - East Timor - The Unseen Massacre - Part 1
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Documentary - East Timor - The Unseen Massacre - Part 4
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Local market in Baucau, Timor
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Crossing Histories and Ethnographies - ANTHROPOLOGY IN "PORTUGUESE TIMOR": PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE
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published: 14 Nov 2013
Crossing Histories and Ethnographies - ANTHROPOLOGY IN "PORTUGUESE TIMOR": PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE
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Timor-Leste: Getting People to Work and Work to People
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Intrervenção na Abertura da Conferência Portugal - Timor-Leste
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PORTUGAL: LISBON: CONCERT FOR EAST TIMOR
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Pope Francis welcomes bishops from Timor Leste for \'ad limina\' visit
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PORTUGAL: LISBON: BISHOP BELO VISIT
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East Timor's Roman Catholic bishop has appealed for the victims of viol...
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EAST TIMOR: BRAZILIAN PRESIDENT CARDOSO VISIT
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Brazilian President, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, appointed a new foreign min...
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EAST TIMOR: BOBONARO: XANANA GUSMAO VISIT
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East Timorese leader, Jose Alexandre "Xanana" Gusmao, has called for a peac...
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USA: PORTUGAL'S PRIME MINISTER ANTONIO GUETERRES CONTINUES VISIT
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Travel to Portuguese Speaking Countries 1080p HD
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EAST TIMOR: UN CHIEF KOFI ANNAN VISIT
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East Timor Hero Xanana Gusmao In Portugal, Part 1 of 5
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THAILAND: PORTUGUESE PRESIDENT SAMPAIO VISIT
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E.TIMOR: INDONESIAN PM - 3 DAY VISIT
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East Timor president meets Portugal World Cup squad
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UK: NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNER JOSE RAMOS HORTA VISIT
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East Timor independence leader Jose Ramos Horta has expressed optimism that...
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INDONESIA: UN ENVOY JAMSHEED MARKER VISIT
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Both sides in the bitter East Timor conflict are displaying a newfound tast...
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INDONESIA: XANANA GUSMAO MEETS PORTUGUESE DIPLOMAT
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The jailed East Timorese separatist leader Xanana Gusmao has met a Portugue...
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Apartamento Timor, Lisboa, Portugal, HD Review
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Embaixador de Portugal em Timor-Leste
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East Timor Anthem
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PORTUGAL: SUHARTO RESIGNATION WELCOMED BY EAST TIMORESE LEADER
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Exiled East Timorese activists on Thursday welcomed the resignation of Ind...
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GENEVA: UN MEETING OVER FUTURE OF EAST TIMOR
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The Portuguese and Indonesian foreign ministers met in Geneva Saturday for ...
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EAST TIMOR: INDONESIAN TROOPS PULLOUT LATEST
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The Indonesian military has pulled its remaining troops out of East Tim...
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EAST TIMOR: UN TROOPS INVOLVED IN FIRE FIGHT
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United Nations troops have been involved in a fire fight with West Timorese...
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East Timor: Election: 1st free elections
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「National Anthem」Timor Lorosa'e - Pátria
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How To Pronounce East Timor - Pronunciation Academy
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Países Lusófonos (Parte 1) - Portugal, Moçambique, Timor Leste, Brasil, Cabo Verde...
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Language, language policies and education in Timor-Leste: Kirsty Sword Gusmão
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Timor-Leste e Carvoeiro, Viana de Castelo-Portugal de 2012.wmv
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Death of a Nation: The Timor Conspiracy - John Pilger - Documentary
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Reality of Timor during Indonesian Occupation since 1975.
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Documentário RTP (3/5): Timor-Leste - A vergonha (Portugal), Massacre Sta.Cruz, Washington
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Tartarugas Ninjas 2013 Parte 1 Português Universal
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Documentário RTP (4/5): Timor-Leste - A vergonha (Portugal, EUA e outros)
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Timor Leste Independence Day Restoration May 20th 2002 part 1
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East Timor
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Let's Play (Ironman) Europa Universalis IV Portugal EP25 - Timor & Coalition War
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Woman seems to vanish on live TV in viral video that has baffled the Internet
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Are you ready to watch this clip over and over again?. A man was being interviewed at an airport’s baggage claim area for a live news report on Danish TV2’s Sports Center when a woman in the background appeared to vanish. The video shows a blonde woman on the left side of the screen simply disappearing when another woman pushing a trolley walks past her.Video still via Danny Archer / YouTube ... By ... ....
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The Future Is Populism, Expect More Violence
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingDon’t be surprised if more protesters at Trump rallies are viciously assaulted, like the one that occurred on Saturday in Tucson, Ariz.Indeed, politics always presupposes violence. In fact, a major concern that motivates people to either form a popular movement or a new state in which some type of law and order is entrusted to a central authority is violence....
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Boy wearing ‘monster mask’ shot by guard in Karachi
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KARACHI. An 11-year-old boy, wearing ‘monster mask’, was shot dead by a security guard in Ferozabad area on Sunday night, according to police ... ....
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North Korea has fired 5 short-range projectiles into the sea
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North Korea fired five short-range projectiles into the sea off its east coast on Monday, South Korea's military said, amid heightened tension over the isolated country's nuclear and rocket programs ... On Friday, North Korea fired two mid-range ballistic missiles into the sea in defiance of tough new U.N. and U.S ... ....
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US sends in Marines to join ground fight against ISIS in Iraq
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A detachment of US Marines has been dispatched to Iraq to join the ground fight against ISIS. The Marines sent are from the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), an air-ground fighting force of 2,200 soldiers. However, it is not clear how many of these soldiers will actually be deployed to Iraq. There are around 3,600 US army personnel already stationed in Iraq ... A US sergeant was killed in the assault ... I want to be clear about that." ... ....
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Secret Documents Reveal the Sick Mindset of the People Who Signed Off on the Genocide ...
Edit Alternet 27 Feb 2016
“It would seem to me that the Department [of Minerals and Energy] might well have an interest in closing the present gap in the agreed sea border and this could be much more readily negotiated with Indonesia … than with Portugal or independent Portuguese Timor.” Woolcott revealed that he had been briefed on Indonesia’s secret plans for an invasion....
The Rape of East Timor: “Sounds Like Fun”
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“It would seem to me that the Department [of Minerals and Energy] might well have an interest in closing the present gap in the agreed sea border and this could be much more readily negotiated with Indonesia … than with Portugal or independent Portuguese Timor.” Woolcott revealed that he had been briefed on Indonesia’s secret plans for an invasion....
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“It would seem to me that the Department [of Minerals and Energy] might well have an interest in closing the present gap in the agreed sea border and this could be much more readily negotiated with Indonesia … than with Portugal or independent Portuguese Timor.” Woolcott revealed that he had been briefed on Indonesia’s secret plans for an invasion....
Your letters: Papua’s integration into Indonesia
Edit Jakarta Post 18 Jan 2016
Nation-state boundaries are merely the relics of former colonial boundaries. The separation of people from Peninsular Malaysia and Sumatra illustrates this. However, this is better illustrated by the inclusion of a Melanesian people, Papuans, in a predominantly Austronesian country. Indonesia ... This neglects to mention the occupation of former Portuguese Timor, a place where the new nation-state of Indonesia had absolutely no claim ... L....
We can’t forget the lessons of Balibo (UNSW - The University of New South Wales) ...
Edit Public Technologies 16 Oct 2015
They were murdered in cold blood by the Indonesian military on the morning of October 16, 1975, at Balibo, in what was then Portuguese Timor and is today East Timor ... At the time, the Indonesian military was conducting a covert military campaign in the border regions of East Timor ... press, while East Timor has recently passed laws muzzling journalists....
We can’t forget the lessons of Balibo
Edit Canberra Times 13 Oct 2015
They were murdered in cold blood by the Indonesian military on the morning of October 16, 1975, at Balibo, in what was then Portuguese Timor and is today East Timor ... At the time, the Indonesian military was conducting a covert military campaign in the border regions of East Timor ... press, while East Timor has recently passed laws muzzling journalists....
Opening the Books on the Cold War
Edit Huffington Post 09 Sep 2015
Fast forward to 1975; for 400 years Timor-Leste (formerly East Timor), a small half island at the bottom of the Indonesian archipelago, had been occupied by Portugal ... On November 28, 1975, after the departure of the Portuguese, Timor-Leste declared its independence ... Instead it lasted 24 years and cost Timor-Leste one third of its population, most of them killed in the first three years of the occupation....
Building visitor numbers and animal habitats at Dublin Zoo
Edit The Irish Times 24 Jul 2015
Leo Oosterweghel lives in one of the most desirable locations in the country. His back garden is Phoenix Park. His neighbours are President Michael D Higgins and US ambassador Kevin O’Malley. And lest he ever be worried about security, Garda Headquarters is across the road ... “This place is full on,” he says ... But that’s my choice, too ... I went to Syria, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Burma and East Timor, or Portuguese Timor as it was known then....
Australia Indonesia Association promotes cultural friendship for 70 years
Edit Canberra Times 02 Jul 2015
Seventy years ago today, on a winter night in Sydney, a diverse group met in the Oddfellows Hall in Castlereagh Street and set up an organisation to promote Australia's relations with a country that didn't then exist, Indonesia. In this enterprise they were odd fellows indeed ... The manipulated act of self-determination in New Guinea, the invasion and annexation of Portuguese Timor widened this split ... I just keep pushing." ... ....
Order of Timor-Leste for UNE academic (UNE - University of New England)
Edit noodls 18 May 2015
An academic from the University of New England is to be given one of our closest neighbour's highest honours when he is awarded the Order of Timor-Leste next week ... A/Prof Boughton became involved in the solidarity movement for the independence of what was then Portuguese Timor in early 1975, and continued to work closely with the FRETILIN independence movement throughout the 1980s and 1990s....
If Gough Whitlam was a saint at home, he was often a sinner abroad
Edit The Guardian 06 Nov 2014
The Australian’s Greg Sheridan’s praised Whitlam for backing the Indonesian invasion of Timor Leste, and John Pilger saluted his rare challenge to global American dominance ... He cosied up to Indonesian dictator General Suharto, and gave his assent to Jakarta’s plans to occupy what was then Portuguese Timor ... Less well-known is how Whitlam’s stance on Timor influenced Jakarta’s domestic policy....
War commander flew to the highest rank of the air force
Edit Canberra Times 07 Oct 2014
Sir Charles Read. Airman. 9-10-1918 — 17-9-2014. Many claimed that Air Marshal Sir Charles Read was tailor-made for the silver screen - tall, with striking good looks and an irrepressible charm. He also had a sharp sense of humour and a quiet strength ... He saw a recruitment ad and had an idea ... It attacked enemy shipping and airfields in Portuguese Timor at Penfui and Taberfane ... He was finally posted home in early 1946 ... ....
India offers to set up IT centre in Timor-Leste
Edit Newstrack India 19 Mar 2014
Jakarta, March 19 (IANS) India has offered to set up a Centre of Excellence in Information Technology (CEIT) in the Indian Ocean nation of Timor-Leste that lies between Indonesia and Australia ... During 2013-14, Timor-Leste utilised all the 10 scholarships for the first time ... Timor-Leste, once East Timor, was colonised by Portugal in the 16th century, when it was known as Portuguese Timor ... East Timor ....
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