Francisco Guterres Lu Olo, candidato da Fretilin, passou à segunda volta das presidenciais timorenses, disse hoje fonte oficial da comissão eleitoral.
O actual presidente do parlamento timorense recolheu até agora 100.268 votos, o que garante desde já a passagem à segunda volta das eleições presidenciais, marcada para 9 de Maio.
As diferenças de votos dos restantes candidatos não permitem ainda definir quem vai disputar a segunda das presidenciais com Franciso Guterres Lu Olo. De acordo com a contagem provisória, quando estavam apurados 67 por cento dos votos, José Ramos Horta tinha 79.972 votos, seguido de Fernando Lassama de Araújo, com 66.082 votos.
Até agora foram apurados 354.033 dos mais de 522 mil votos entrados nas urnas a 9 de Abril.
Por seu lado, o primeiro-ministro timorense José Ramos-Horta - um dos oito candidatos à Presidência da República - afirmou que deixará o cargo se não houver "um compromisso sério da Fretilin e dos membros do Governo com a governação".
"Entrarei de imediato de férias" após a conclusão das eleições presidenciais, afirmou hoje o primeiro-ministro, referindo que tomará essa atitude se verificar que não tem condições políticas para governar nos meses que faltam até às eleições legislativas.
"Fico no Governo desde que haja um compromisso sério para trabalhar afincadamente enquanto Governo e não enquanto activistas políticos e partidários", disse.
Se isso não acontecer, José Ramos-Horta disse que terá de "reequacionar tudo": "Se eu já era um primeiro-ministro sem poder, provavelmente neste período agitado terei menos poder ainda".
quarta-feira, 11 de abril de 2007
Nº de votos apurados pela CNE até às 9:30 horas
Ramos-Horta: 62.681
Lasama: 62.648
Lasama: 62.648
Lu-Olo: 61.662
Xavier do Amaral: 44.399
Lúcia Lobato: 30.943
Tilmam: 14.119
Avelino Coelho: 6.271
Carrascalão: 5.527
Provisional Election Result for Dili District
Provisional Election Result for Dili District (
Poling Center Lu-Olo Avelino Coelho Xavier Amaral Manuel Tilman Lucia Lobato Ramos Horta Joao Carascalao Fernando Lasama
Farol-Motael 594 41 147 24 242 1.209 32 290
Sub Distrito Nain Feto 182 15 164 46 173 773 30 247
Aituri Laran 181 12 675 67 226 653 23 421
SD 6 Fatuhada 138 18 163 57 13 514 46 297
SD 7 Kampung Baru 137 24 191 37 315 901 48 577
SMP 01, 30 de Agusto 858 35 215 58 241 884 26 520
Manleuana 77 23 874 67 235 320 15 179
SD Kampung Baru 134 24 189 37 301 901 48 577
Sede Suco Kampung Alor 79 15 52 13 65 452 12 661
SD Hudi Laran 15 4 29 42 88 275 6 265
SD 4 Bairo Pite 125 31 122 51 195 1.046 39 422
Eskola korasaun de Jesus Becora 282 61 223 23 90 1.211 12 114
Camea 76 19 481 15 80 372 4 92
UNITAL 156 54 192 25 53 748 7 97
SMU I 81 23 602 25 52 572 14 80
MUI Kuluhun 229 38 318 28 89 1.063 12 182
SD Caicoli 39 14 278 51 137 492 15 310
Cristal 103 16 376 36 110 557 7 178
Suko Kolmera 129 8 62 11 40 483 8 125
Matadouro 160 30 326 135 55 583 14 411
Lecidere 82 7 148 8 31 619 7 72
Ailok Laran 24 0 367 0 167 0 180
Sabraka Laran 68 13 879 20 21 309 8 93
SD Akadiruhun 389 16 137 64 102 974 16 73
SMP Fatumeta 154 46 451 142 265 989 35 503
Canosa 83 0 216 74 122 689 17 520
SD Balide 318 12 98 12 48 387 5 55
(...)
Poling Center Lu-Olo Avelino Coelho Xavier Amaral Manuel Tilman Lucia Lobato Ramos Horta Joao Carascalao Fernando Lasama
Farol-Motael 594 41 147 24 242 1.209 32 290
Sub Distrito Nain Feto 182 15 164 46 173 773 30 247
Aituri Laran 181 12 675 67 226 653 23 421
SD 6 Fatuhada 138 18 163 57 13 514 46 297
SD 7 Kampung Baru 137 24 191 37 315 901 48 577
SMP 01, 30 de Agusto 858 35 215 58 241 884 26 520
Manleuana 77 23 874 67 235 320 15 179
SD Kampung Baru 134 24 189 37 301 901 48 577
Sede Suco Kampung Alor 79 15 52 13 65 452 12 661
SD Hudi Laran 15 4 29 42 88 275 6 265
SD 4 Bairo Pite 125 31 122 51 195 1.046 39 422
Eskola korasaun de Jesus Becora 282 61 223 23 90 1.211 12 114
Camea 76 19 481 15 80 372 4 92
UNITAL 156 54 192 25 53 748 7 97
SMU I 81 23 602 25 52 572 14 80
MUI Kuluhun 229 38 318 28 89 1.063 12 182
SD Caicoli 39 14 278 51 137 492 15 310
Cristal 103 16 376 36 110 557 7 178
Suko Kolmera 129 8 62 11 40 483 8 125
Matadouro 160 30 326 135 55 583 14 411
Lecidere 82 7 148 8 31 619 7 72
Ailok Laran 24 0 367 0 167 0 180
Sabraka Laran 68 13 879 20 21 309 8 93
SD Akadiruhun 389 16 137 64 102 974 16 73
SMP Fatumeta 154 46 451 142 265 989 35 503
Canosa 83 0 216 74 122 689 17 520
SD Balide 318 12 98 12 48 387 5 55
(...)
terça-feira, 10 de abril de 2007
Revelacao de suborno durante os comicios em Timor Leste (East Timor)
Exclusivo: Manufahi Timor Leste : 10 Abril 2007
Durante os comicios para as eleicoes Presidenciais em Timor Leste, a Fretelin pagou $5.00 USD para cada cabeca presente nos comicios e a promessa de mais $40.00USD por mes e bufalos se a Fretelin ganhar.
Durante os comicios para as eleicoes Presidenciais em Timor Leste, a Fretelin pagou $5.00 USD para cada cabeca presente nos comicios e a promessa de mais $40.00USD por mes e bufalos se a Fretelin ganhar.
EastTimor Presidential Elections update: Horta and Lasama neck to neck for President seat
Ramos Horta and Lasama are neck to neck to lead East Timor as President while Luolo is siting at 3rd place. We may have a second round with Ramos Horta and Lasama if one does not win today with the balance leaning more to R. Hortas side at the moment.
East Timor Presidential elections-Preliminary Results
With 131.870 votes counted nationally:
Lu-Olo: 53.726
Ramos-Horta: 33.007
Lasama: 17.044
Xavier do Amaral: 11.044
Lúcia Lobato: 8.369
Tilmam: 5.424
Avelino Coelho: 1.826
Carrascalão: 1.430
segunda-feira, 9 de abril de 2007
Ultimos resultados das Eleicoes presidenciais em Timor Leste
Ultimos resultados das eleicoes presidenciais em Timor Leste pelas 8.00pm hora local indicam Fernando Lasama, Ramos Horta e Luolo a frente dos restantes concorentes.
Ramos Horta Vence em Dili mas muito reduzido em Viqueque, Ermera e maioria dos distritos de Loromono (Oeste de Timor Leste).
Um dos resultados notamos o seguinte que marcamos a vermelho:
No suco de Talimoro em Ermera (ainda falta contar uma urna)
Ramos Horta Vence em Dili mas muito reduzido em Viqueque, Ermera e maioria dos distritos de Loromono (Oeste de Timor Leste).
Um dos resultados notamos o seguinte que marcamos a vermelho:
No suco de Talimoro em Ermera (ainda falta contar uma urna)
Nulos: 35
Brancos: 24
Lasama: 849
Lu-Olo: 297
Ramos-Horta: 168
Xavier do Amaral: 84
Lúcia Lobato: 72
João Carrascalão: 49
Manuel Tilmam: 32
Avelino Coelho: 4
Timor:Eleições correram bem, apenas dois incidentes diz ONU
A missão das Nações Unidas em Timor (UNMIT) revelou hoje que não foram efectuadas detenções durante as eleições presidenciais e deu como bem sucedido o processo de envio de boletins de voto adicionais.
Numa conferência de imprensa realizada à hora do fecho das urnas, 16:00 (08:00 em Lisboa), responsáveis da UNMIT relataram uma situação de «boas notícias em matéria de segurança», afectada apenas por dois «incidentes violentos» em Covalima e Bobonaro.
Segundo a porta-voz da UNMIT, Allison Cooper, os dois incidentes não estão sequer confirmados como relacionados com as eleições presidenciais que hoje decorreram em Timor-Leste.
Em Covalima, o passageiro de um autocarro foi atingido por um objecto arremessado, tendo recebido tratamento hospitalar.
Allison Cooper acrescentou que a Polícia Nacional de Timor-leste (PNTL) relatou a ocorrência de uma rixa entre habitantes de uma aldeia de Bobonaro (centro) e elementos do grupo de artes marciais PSHT.
Falando na mesma conferência de imprensa, o responsável eleitoral da UNMIT, Steven Wagenseil, referiu que os problemas de falta de boletins de voto, que se sucederam por todo o país durante a votação, são muito localizados, uma vez que, disse, ocorreram numa ou em duas estações de voto por distrito.
«Devem ter sido todos ou quase todos resolvidos até à hora prevista de fecho das urnas» (16:00 em Díli, 08:00 em Lisboa), disse Steven Wagenseil, que considerou que a situação não põe em causa o processo.
Segundo o mesmo responsável, a rápida resposta na reposição dos boletins de voto permitiu a sua chegada, o mais tardar, às 15:30 aos centros mais afastados da capital.
Responsáveis pela Comissão Nacional de Eleições de Timor-leste admitiram hoje faltas de boletins de voto em praticamente todos os distritos de Timor-Leste, que levaram ao envio adicional de cinco mil impressos.
East Timorese President Xanana Gusmao queues up before casting his ball
East Timorese President Xanana Gusmao queues up before casting his ballot at a Balibar polling station in Dili April 9, 2007. East Timorese streamed to the polls on Monday to vote for a new president, hoping the election can help end deep divisions after a year of instability in one of the world's youngest and poorest nations.REUTERS/Beawiharta (EAST TIMOR)
An East Timorese nun votes in the Presidential election Monday April 9, 2007 in Dili, the capital of East Timor. Jose Ramos-Horta, a Nobel Peace laureate faced seven challengers in a presidential elections that could test East Timor's fragile calm a year after the young country descended to the brink of civil war.(AP Photo/Ed Wray)
Nobel laureate seeks to lede East Timor
DILI, East Timor - A Nobel laureate squared off with two rivals in presidential elections Monday that could test
East Timor's fragile calm a year after one of the world's youngest and poorest nations reached the brink of civil war.
But with a run-off vote expected and crucial parliamentary elections scheduled for later this year, some fear the fledging democracy could suffer through several more months of instability.
Prime Minister Jose Ramos-Horta, who won the 1996 Peace Prize for championing East Timor's struggle to end decades of brutal Indonesian rule, initially had been expected to be the sure winner of the largely ceremonial five-year post.
But election observers now say it is unlikely any of the eight candidates running would receive an outright majority, largely because of public disillusionment with the government.
East Timor was heralded as a success in nation-building when it formally declared independence in 2002, but descended into chaos last year after then-Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri fired a third of the tiny army, triggering gunbattles between rival security forces that spiraled into gang warfare, looting and general lawlessness.
Dozens of people were killed and some 155,000 fled their homes before the young government collapsed.
Nearly 3,000 international peacekeepers deployed to restore order have remained in the country and helped oversee Monday's vote, with Australian and New Zealand soldiers patrolling hot spots in Dili by truck and foot.
Voting was virtually without incident and turnout high, officials said, although ballots failed to arrive at four remote polling booths.
National Election Committee spokesman Martinho Gusmao said Ramos-Horta, an independent, Francisco Guterres, a former guerrilla fighter and a member of Alkatiri's Fretilin party, and Fernando de Araujo of the Democratic Party, another resistance leader, were the top contenders.
Preliminary results were not expected until Wednesday.
"I hope the new president will encourage the people to stop fighting so we can get on with our lives," said Francisca Freitas, a 38-year-old mother of four who lined up before dawn and was one of 522,000 eligible voters.
Rapid-reaction helicopters were sent to deliver 5,000 extra ballots to remote stations that had run out.
The current president is Xanana Gusmao, revered nationwide for helping lead the resistance against Indonesian occupation.
Analysts see the balloting as a trial run for crucial general elections in June that will determine the composition of a new government and parliament.
Gusmao, who will run for prime minister, waited in line with everyone else Monday to cast his ballot.
"I'm happy because we have the right to vote for people to choose the right president," he said, his son standing by his side.
Whoever wins will face tremendous challenges, from reconciling deep social divisions and restoring law and order to returning tens of thousands of refugees to their homes. The country also remains desperately poor, with unemployment hovering at 50 percent and an alarming 60 percent of children under 5 malnourished.
"If I win, I will bear a wooden cross almost as heavy as Christ's," said Ramos-Horta, 57, who said he would actually prefer to retire, write books and travel abroad to give lectures. "If I lose, I will win my freedom."
East Timor's fragile calm a year after one of the world's youngest and poorest nations reached the brink of civil war.
But with a run-off vote expected and crucial parliamentary elections scheduled for later this year, some fear the fledging democracy could suffer through several more months of instability.
Prime Minister Jose Ramos-Horta, who won the 1996 Peace Prize for championing East Timor's struggle to end decades of brutal Indonesian rule, initially had been expected to be the sure winner of the largely ceremonial five-year post.
But election observers now say it is unlikely any of the eight candidates running would receive an outright majority, largely because of public disillusionment with the government.
East Timor was heralded as a success in nation-building when it formally declared independence in 2002, but descended into chaos last year after then-Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri fired a third of the tiny army, triggering gunbattles between rival security forces that spiraled into gang warfare, looting and general lawlessness.
Dozens of people were killed and some 155,000 fled their homes before the young government collapsed.
Nearly 3,000 international peacekeepers deployed to restore order have remained in the country and helped oversee Monday's vote, with Australian and New Zealand soldiers patrolling hot spots in Dili by truck and foot.
Voting was virtually without incident and turnout high, officials said, although ballots failed to arrive at four remote polling booths.
National Election Committee spokesman Martinho Gusmao said Ramos-Horta, an independent, Francisco Guterres, a former guerrilla fighter and a member of Alkatiri's Fretilin party, and Fernando de Araujo of the Democratic Party, another resistance leader, were the top contenders.
Preliminary results were not expected until Wednesday.
"I hope the new president will encourage the people to stop fighting so we can get on with our lives," said Francisca Freitas, a 38-year-old mother of four who lined up before dawn and was one of 522,000 eligible voters.
Rapid-reaction helicopters were sent to deliver 5,000 extra ballots to remote stations that had run out.
The current president is Xanana Gusmao, revered nationwide for helping lead the resistance against Indonesian occupation.
Analysts see the balloting as a trial run for crucial general elections in June that will determine the composition of a new government and parliament.
Gusmao, who will run for prime minister, waited in line with everyone else Monday to cast his ballot.
"I'm happy because we have the right to vote for people to choose the right president," he said, his son standing by his side.
Whoever wins will face tremendous challenges, from reconciling deep social divisions and restoring law and order to returning tens of thousands of refugees to their homes. The country also remains desperately poor, with unemployment hovering at 50 percent and an alarming 60 percent of children under 5 malnourished.
"If I win, I will bear a wooden cross almost as heavy as Christ's," said Ramos-Horta, 57, who said he would actually prefer to retire, write books and travel abroad to give lectures. "If I lose, I will win my freedom."
domingo, 8 de abril de 2007
Alfredo Reinado atended church services this morning, East ter Sunday, and last Friday in Dili, East Timor capital
Major Alfredo Reinado attended Sunday Easter mass this morning in Dili in full view of the population. He atended also last Friday viasacre in Dili together with his man while Australian Army and Portuguese GNR havily armed, where just a few meters from the church he was in, directing traffic.
In Same the civilian population continues to suffer harassment and abuses from Australian army looking for Alfredo. Many civilians have being illegally detained and put in jail and tortured for many days.
Some of the Torture method used by Australian army in Same includes: Sleeping on cold floor, deprivation of sleep and food, earplug ins, blind folded, intimidation with prison and deprivation from family visits, false acusations, etc....
In Same the civilian population continues to suffer harassment and abuses from Australian army looking for Alfredo. Many civilians have being illegally detained and put in jail and tortured for many days.
Some of the Torture method used by Australian army in Same includes: Sleeping on cold floor, deprivation of sleep and food, earplug ins, blind folded, intimidation with prison and deprivation from family visits, false acusations, etc....
quarta-feira, 4 de abril de 2007
Fretilin extremist elements who have been behind most of the incidents of violence
Mr Ramos Horta hoped the rest of the campaigning would be free of violence, after his supporters were attacked last week.
"Unfortunately there are many Fretilin extremist elements who have been behind most of the incidents of violence," he said.
However he said the Fretilin leadership did not condone the violence.
He said the violence was "a show of exasperation" by Fretilin supporters.
"By they do the most damage to themselves by threatening people and inciting violence," Mr Ramos Horta said. "The people of this country, they are traumatised by violence. "They will reject any individual or organisation that is seen to instigate violence," he said.
"Unfortunately there are many Fretilin extremist elements who have been behind most of the incidents of violence," he said.
However he said the Fretilin leadership did not condone the violence.
He said the violence was "a show of exasperation" by Fretilin supporters.
"By they do the most damage to themselves by threatening people and inciting violence," Mr Ramos Horta said. "The people of this country, they are traumatised by violence. "They will reject any individual or organisation that is seen to instigate violence," he said.
segunda-feira, 2 de abril de 2007
Mal sabem que o dia nove de Abril ja foi no ano passad
Os mesmos milhares vem nos ouvir
Os mesmos milhares vao decidir
Os numeros que aparecem nos comicios vem ouvir e depois decidir
Por que no dia nove o povo que vai com a caneta na mao sorrir
Mill por aqui
Cinco mill por ali
Muitos ate dizem 20 mill
Mas logo findado o comicio
So dois gatos pingados a motor para baixo para cima
Em todo o distrito gritando "viva viva ...." e depois
Silencio
Mal sabem que o dia nove de Abril ja foi no ano passado
Timor Leste East timor Presidente President
Os mesmos milhares vao decidir
Os numeros que aparecem nos comicios vem ouvir e depois decidir
Por que no dia nove o povo que vai com a caneta na mao sorrir
Mill por aqui
Cinco mill por ali
Muitos ate dizem 20 mill
Mas logo findado o comicio
So dois gatos pingados a motor para baixo para cima
Em todo o distrito gritando "viva viva ...." e depois
Silencio
Mal sabem que o dia nove de Abril ja foi no ano passado
Timor Leste East timor Presidente President
domingo, 1 de abril de 2007
Alfredo Reinado and 12 of his man killed in Suai
Timor Leste - 1 Abril 2007 = LIER LIER PANTS ON FIRE
Alfredo Reinadao and 12 of his man were killed by International Forces in Suai, East Timor, 8pm East Timor Time. Five seriously wounded including one from the International forces taken to dili hospital by helicopter. The battle lasted less than 20 minutes.
Alfredo Reinadao and 12 of his man were killed by International Forces in Suai, East Timor, 8pm East Timor Time. Five seriously wounded including one from the International forces taken to dili hospital by helicopter. The battle lasted less than 20 minutes.
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