Refleksaun ba Joventude Loriku Asswa’in 12 Novembru 2009

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gVsjzKid9U

Filme Massacre ST Cruz 12_11_1991

Apelo PM Xanana ba Juventude Loriku Asswa’in Timor Leste ba dalak18 atu hametin relasaun unidade hanesan papel importante. Tamba saida? Joventude mak outor ba dejenvolvimentu nasaun ne’e iha future bainhira sira nia senior sira nia tempu to’o atu deskansa. Tamba PM Xanana hanesan arsitetur resitensia ba nasaun ida ne’e hatene katak Joven balu hatene deit hatu’un malu, nia grupu mesak deik mak halo klandestina, fa’an ema nia naran tun sae dehan nia hanesan ne’e ka hanesan neba, seluk tan. Ema hotu hatene katak jeitu hanesan ne’e la diak ne’e jeitu buka naran ka ambisioju. Fondador nasaun ida ne’e lakohi ema sira hanesan ne’e, entaun sira apelu ba Joven hamutuk para iha notas diak atu ukun rai ida ne’e futuru, sira lakohi soberanu ida ne’e para iha dalan klaran. Iha lideransa juventude nia laran mos dala ruma haremalu ladun diak. “Labele hateten tan hau mak vitima ST Cruz o mak haksuit lutu depois mai aproveita, ka demo iha java no ema gasitgu tinan balu depois hadau hau nia fatin..”. “Ou ami mak iha java halo demo barak2 papa kaer ami no gastigu ami mak agora ita ukun an..”. Lia fuan sira ne’e para ona, ne’e lia fuan politika nebe atu estraga ita nia rain iha futuru. Ita mos tenke belun diak ho ema estrangeirus hotu liliu Indonesia hanesan rai nebe odamatan ekonomia ba Timor Leste. Ita hatene mesmu agora dadaun ema sira nebe involve direita / indireita ba insidente 12 Novembru 1991 barak mak hari’i kompanha iha ita nia rain agora, suspeitu nebe uluk hatun tiha nia sivida mos dalaruma ba mai (hau labele temi naran) tamba nia kompanha iha ita nia rain no ligasaun diak ba lideransa balun, ne’e hotu hanesan politika nebe konspiradu nanis kedas. Ita mak la hatene, tamba tama sai lasu, vitima barbarak, trata malu ho liafuan malu “o lahalo, hau mak halo”. Lideransa / Ukun nain sira agora la taka matan, sei tais Kandidatus Lideransa “Joven” atu ukun diak nasaun ne’e iha futuru tuir sira nia objectivu. Nune’e ami hanesan hakerek nain mos atu apelu katak unidade importante, labele inklina ba partidu barbarak no hatu’un malu atu hadau fatin dalaruma hetan fatin mos kadeira ain tolu dit, labele kua lia arbiru ka propaganda tun sae no ahafahe malu, se lae imi mak sei estraga malu iha futuru, ema seluk sei aproveita. Ema barak mak hetan eksperiensia ultrapasa ita nia funu naruk ne’e, sira mos sei hanorin sira nia oan sira ba atu diak ka a’at hotu iha futuru.., dalan sei naruk... (ed-pm)

PM Xanana entrega lista kompanha pakote referendum ba PR Horta, numeru kompanha 661 ne'e hotu2 sei halo projectu ho kualidade?

Sidauk hatene sese los nia kompanha mak tama iha lista atu halao projectu pakote nian iha teritoriu tomak. Projectu nebe ho valor orsamentu kuaje USD$340 Milloens ne'e laos ki'ik ba povu iha Timor nebe ho numeru habitantes mais ou menus 1 millaun nebe maioria sei mukit no kiak. La iha buat ida saida mak PM Xanana halo ne'e "terobosan" mesmu iha objectivu atu koko duni emprejarius Timor Oan katak "ita mos bele", iha mos objectivu seluk katak, projectus ne'e iha teritorio tomak nebe sei fo servisu mos ba trabalhadores sira hanesan sira ra'ut fatuk, rauhenek no sira seluk tan hanesan sira mos bebe sosa buat ruma iha area rural, usa servisus ba iha area neba hanesan tukang ou sewa kareta ruma,, barakk.

Maibe importante liu mak senhor PM Xanana nanunsia lista ne'e ba publiku, sese, halao iha nebe, halo saida no valor orsamentu hira, nebe fa'an nain produtus local sira iha base mos prepara liliu iha area rurais katak projetu nain mos bele sosa buat ruma husi sira, dele dehan aileba sira iha kompu rurais bele mos hetan tulur ida ka rua nune'e bele hadia sira nia moris. (nic-pm)

Problema hadau malu masin iha Kasiliu-Laga tenke resolve ho dialogo entre Komunidade Sucus iha Laga

Dialogo nebe halaou iha Laga ( 7/11/09) involve senhor Xanana no Taur kapa’as tebes2, mesmu seidauk iha resultadu tamba povu ejiji atu Ministerio Komersio no Industri atu hari’i fabrika Masin iha fatin refere. Ida ne’e tamba tuir hau nia hanoin iha ona hanoin no konsiensia husi povu sub distritu Laga, katak masin ne’e laos desa ka bairo ida nian deit.
Tuir historia beiala sira, katak karau nebe mate iha Kasiliu ne’e halai husi Tir Liu Iliomar, la hatene tamba saida, mai tuir ema balun nebe husi lisan Komili husi mota Ta’a Matu Iliomar dehan katak sira nia ema balun agora hela iha Laga, lolos sira ne’e mak hanesan na’in ba Karau masin ne’e. Maibe sira dehan katak agora laos tempu atu koalia ba ema ida deit nian tamba iha Laga maun alin barak ona i sira ne’e ida deit ho maluk sira iha Iliomar neba.
Los ka lae istoria ne’e maluk nebe hetan no le’e iha blog ne’e bele husu tuir maibe laos atu ke’e historia nebe uluk iha mesmu nia a’at ka diak. Importante liu mak oinsa ejijensia husi povu iha Laga ba MTCI atu hari’i industria masin iha fatin ida ne’e nebe sei fo benefisiu ba Timor tomak, liliu iha area produsaun. (Ed-pm)

Meta: the future "guitaris" of Timor Leste

Mesmu moris iha foho, "Aileba" oan sira mos la atraja atu aprende buat barak. Hanesan iha video ne'e, Nokometa aprende toka ho aikabelak ho jeitu oioin deit, mesmu nia aman no tiun sira sosa Guitar ba labarik nian mais nia bele halo rahun iha minutu sanulu nia laran. Atu hatene nia jeitu onsa? bele buffering video ne'e. (nia apa)

Familia vitima 15 mortais "Reasionariu" 1976 iha Iliomar hato’o Ezijensia Klarifikasaun Estatus no Difinisaun REASAUN ba Governu no CCF

Surat deklerasaun nebe hato’o ba Sr Coronel Lere Anan Timor nebe iha tempo neba hanesan Vice Secretario da Zona atu fo sasin kona ba prosesu de assasinato ba vitima nain 15 (sanulu resin lima), husu ba senhor Lere Anan Timor atu esplika no klarifika ba sira nebe mate hanesan reasionarius, nebe maka Fretelin uluk konsidera. Se ohin loron, Fretelin honra no fo valor ba Sr. Francisco Xavier do Amaral, hanesan primeiro presidente no fundador partidu Fretelin nebe mak uluk lidera prosesu ida ne’e, nebe lori konsequensia dijastres (malapetaka) ba Patriota no Nasionalistas barak hanesan sira 15 nebe lakon vida iha Iliomar hamutuk sira seluk tan iha fatin seluk hanesan, Serjentu Aquilies, Serjentu Espirito Santo, Fonciano etc. Dekalarasun nebe hato’o ba media ne’e halao iha Sede ASDT Licidere Dili, Sabadu 17 Outobru 2009 assinadu familia matebian sira hanesan Constantino Nunes Hornai-representante vitima nain 5, Gernano de Castro-representante vitima nain 4, Carsiliano De Oliveira-representante vitima nain 4, no Evangelino Aguas-representante vitima nain 2. Surat declarasaun ida ne’e hato’o ona cc ba Senhor Presidente da Rpublika, Presidente do Partiemento Nasional, Promeiro Ministru, Presidente do Partidu Fretelin, Sekretariu Jeral do Partidu Fretelin no Proklamador da RDTL Avo Francisco Xavier do Amaral. Seidauk iha konfirmasaun ka tanggapan husi governu no Parliementu mos husi Commite Central da Fretelin, maibe Coronel Lere nebe akompanha PR Dr Jose Ramos Horta nebe atu ba Indonesia ba Jornalista TVTL hateten katak ida ne'e direitu familia vitima atu hato'o ba Governu atu hare, Comandante Lere nebe hanesan sasin iha tempo neba katak, "ita dehan halo funu ba ukun an ne'e tenke mate, tamba ne'e dala ruma maun ho alin oho malu fali, maibe hanesan sasin hau prontu fo sasin maibe governy mak iha poder atu esklarese status ba maun alin sira ne'e hotu iha fatin hotu-hotu" dehan Coronel Lere.

Iha fatin seluk Familia vitima sira seidauk halao halo'ot ruin tamba seidauk klaru katak sira ne'e heroi da Patria ka saida, depois mak sei halao seremonia familiar atu halo'ot matebian sira nia ruin nebe kuaje ke la hetan hotu ona iha area ailaran fuik iha sub-distritu Iliomar nian. (il-pm)

Pakote “SENSASI” komemora dalak 10 loron referendum balu la folin, mensajen Presidente kestiona ajudus doadores la iha impaktu

Sensasi Krisdaianty – Anang versus Raul Lemos, liberdade ba eis milisia Maternus Bere no projetu gratis ho valor montante $30 milloens ba emprejarius local la dun sai preukupasaun ba Aileba sira iha rai doben Timot Leste. Kestaun sira ne’e barak sai hanesan isu politika ONG no politikus sira nia interese. Maibe ema barak hakfodak tamba iha deskursu Presidente da RDTL Dr Jose Ramos Hora nebe fo atensaun ba iha doadores sira nebe ajuda liu husi akordu bilaterais no ONG sira durante tinan 10 liu ba presija sukat ninia impaktu, no tinan hirak mai Timor Leste sei presija nafatin tulun husi doadores internasionais, maibe osan sira ne’e bele halo buat ruma ba povu Timor Leste. Iha nia intervista ho Caroline Overington husi the Australian (ed 28/7/09) haktuir PR Ramos Horta katak nia la hatene osan sira ne’e ba nebe? Tamba durante tinan 10 liuba osan nebe mai atu tulun Timor Leste kuase USD$ 3-5 Billoens. Iha semana hirak nia laran ONGs sira komesa husi malu atu halau enkontru ho parseirus sira atu deskuti kona ba IMPAKTU (saida mak povu senti) kona ba dejenvolvimentu iha baje, no halau evaluasaun ba programa sira nebe lao dadauk.

Se hanesa ne'e, diak liu Ministru Finansa tenke koordena didiak ba fundus sira nebe mai husi doadores sira no utilija didiak ba areas refere no hamenus konsultant husi rai liur nebe selu osan bo'ot. Sekretariadu ba efektivu ajudus ka Aid Effectiveness for National Priority Secretariate nebe uja ba doadores sira atu aprejenta sira nia programa no fundus ne'e diak tamba iha ona kontrola fundus husi rai liur. Tamba tuir Dr Helder da Costa nebe lidera sekretariadu ida ne'e katak, iha pasadu ministrus sira la hatene osan nebe utilija no mai husi rai liur, nufin iha sira hakfodak ba relatorio sira ikus katak osan barbarak ba halo buat oioin maibe la iha impaktu no faktus.

AP IMPACT: E. Timor aid _ where did billions go?

By ANTHONY DEUTSCH (AP)
DILI, East Timor — A decade after tiny East Timor broke from Indonesia and prompted one of the most expensive U.N.-led nation-building projects in history, there is little to show for the billions spent.
The world has given more than $8.8 billion in assistance to East Timor since the vote for independence in 1999, according to figures compiled by The Associated Press from the U.N. and 46 donor countries and agencies. That works out to $8,000 for each of East Timor's 1.1 million people, one of the highest per person rates of international aid.
But little of the money, perhaps no more than a dollar of every 10, appears to have made it into East Timor's economy. Instead, it goes toward foreign security forces, consultants and administration, among other things.
In the meantime, data from the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, World Food Program, U.N. Development Program and others show the money has done little to help the poor. In fact, poverty has increased. Roads are in disrepair, there is little access to clean water or health services, and the capital is littered with abandoned, burned-out buildings where the homeless squat.
"The international intervention has preserved the peace, which was always its primary objective," said James Dobbins, director of the RAND International Security and Defense Policy Center. "Its success in promoting political reform and economic development has been more limited."
East Timor was once seen as the poster child for U.N. nation-building.
After a bloody 24-year occupation by Indonesia that left 174,000 dead, the people of this predominantly Catholic former Portuguese colony voted overwhelmingly in a U.N.-managed referendum on Aug. 30, 1999, to separate. The vote triggered a rampage by Indonesian soldiers and proxy militias who killed more than 1,000 people and destroyed much of the infrastructure.
A provisional U.N. administration restored basic services, repaired buildings and resettled hundreds of thousands of people who had lost their homes. With greater powers than any previous mission, the U.N. was supposed to help create the pillars of a new country, virtually from scratch.
The vastness and complexity of the job became apparent in early 2006, just as the U.N. was pulling out its last staff members. Fighting broke out between rival police and army factions, killing dozens and toppling the government. Then, last February, President Jose Ramos-Horta was nearly killed by rebel gunmen in an ambush.
Timor still faces grave challenges:
_ Between 2001 and 2007, the number of Timorese living in poverty jumped nearly 14 percent to about 522,000, or roughly half the population, according to the World Bank.
_ Children make up half of the poor, and 60 percent of those under 5 suffer malnutrition, the World Bank and World Food Program found.
_ The Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation concluded in a 2007 report that very little aid was channeled into "productive activities, including private sector development."
_ The unemployment rate for 15- to 29-year-olds in the capital, who make up the vast majority of the national work force, was more than 40 percent in 2007, according to the IMF and the state.
Atul Khare, who has headed the U.N. operation in East Timor since mid-2006, dismissed the World Bank and IMF figures as "absolutely incorrect" and not representative. He said the country has made "considerable progress" since 1999, and the U.N. East Timor mission has been effective and successful.
"All these figures are a cause of concern, but they are extrapolations, they are not the real figures, and I would not rely on those figures for making assessments," he said. "In the last 10 years, with their own efforts ... assisted by the international community, this country has largely, yes, been a success."
"Were you here in 1999? If you were not here, you cannot gauge."
Khare cited increased fertility rates, among the highest in the world, new buildings and fewer potholes in Dili as positive signs. He said accurate numbers will emerge after 2010, when the next national census is held.
But groups that study East Timor have concluded that a mere fraction of aid money is trickling into the economy — just 10 percent of about $5.2 billion, estimates La'o Hamutuk, a respected Dili-based research institute. Its figure excludes more than $3 billion in military spending by Australia and New Zealand.
The rest went to international salaries, overseas procurement, imported supplies, foreign consultants and overseas administration, the institute said. About 20 percent of pledged aid was never delivered, it said.
Another group, the Peace Dividend Trust, concluded that as little as 5 percent of the U.N. mission budget trickled into East Timor's economy between 2004 and 2007.
The U.N. spent $2.2 billion on missions in East Timor between 1999 and 2009. Roughly $3 billion in donor aid — the bulk of it from Australia, Japan, the European Union, the U.S. and Portugal — was channeled through 500 not-for-profit groups and institutions like the World Bank and Asian Development Bank.
The World Bank has expressed concern that too much is being spent on consultants, but could not provide a comprehensive figure. High-level Timorese government officials told the AP that millions of dollars have been wasted on projects that overlapped or were not completed, donor rivalry, mismanagement and corruption. They asked not to be named for fear of a backlash from donors.
President Ramos-Horta, a Nobel peace laureate, said the world needs to rethink its aid model.
"Where has this money been invested? That is the question the donor community needs to ask itself," he said. "If that money were to have been spent mostly in Timor, it would have transformed this country, economically and socially."
Much of the money has gone toward security, for which the impact is difficult to measure. An AP tally shows that $3.6 billion was spent in the past 10 years on troops from Australia and New Zealand, who make up the bulk of a foreign intervention force.
Timor's leaders and most experts agree that without outside help East Timor would have been at risk of becoming a failed state. Thousands of foreign soldiers, U.N. police officers and staff remain across the country, but will start departing early next year.
Today, East Timor's streets are calm. The economy is starting to grow under a new government that took over in 2007 after peaceful elections and is tapping into a $5 billion petroleum fund from oil and gas fields. The fund will be exhausted by 2023, and analysts say if the non-oil economy is not stable by then, people will starve.
Under the current government, compensation has also been paid to a third of the armed forces who deserted in 2006. Pensions payments have also started for the generation of guerrilla fighters who battled Indonesian troops in the mountains for more than two decades.
In the meantime, the people are still waiting for help.
Domingos Pereira, a 40-year-old street vendor, lost his father, siblings and other family members in the fight for independence, and his house was destroyed in riots in 2006. He now supports his wife and six children by selling sodas, cigarettes and candy.
"My expectation was that when East Timor became an independent country, small people like me would see an improvement in our lives," he said. "But after 10 years of our independence, I don't have it yet."
Duarte Beremau sleeps in a two-room, dirt-floor shack with eight family members, including four unemployed adult children. The shelter is cobbled together from rusting sheet metal and has no water, electricity or sanitation.
Beremau, who is illiterate and doesn't know his age, earns $10 a week from a coffee factory, part of which he bets on a Sunday afternoon cockfight in the dusty back streets of the capital, Dili.
"Nothing has changed my suffering," he said. "My life is still like it was."
Associated Press researchers Julie Reed and Randy Herschaft in New York, writers Yu Bing in Beijing, Jae-Soon Chang in Seoul, Robert Gillies in Toronto, Foster Klug in Washington, Slobodan Lekic in Brussels, Ray Lilley in Wellington, Rod McGuirk in Canberra and Tanalee Smith in Adelaide contributed to this article. http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5jCkqAnQmhhfuvPURJmXqfxe-bxGwD9AIHIT80