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Subject: Timor - Leste International and Local Media Monitoring October 28
2004
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Timor - Leste International and Local Media Monitoring for October 28, 2004
Money from Timor Sea should go to Timor - Leste Timor Post
KOTA party head Mr. Manuel Tilman protested in National Parliament in
response to the Vice-minister of the Ministry of Planning and Finance, Ms. Aicha
Basserawan's explanation that the revenues from the Timor Sea should to be
invested outside of Timor-Leste to minimize the risk and pressure on the
domestic economy.
Mr. Manuel Tilman said that the budget needs to be invested internally in
order to boost the population's living conditions and to create job
opportunities for the unemployed.
Campaign on Safe Motherhood Suara Timor Lorosa'e (STL)
Yesterday, the Ministry of Health set aside a special day for motherhood in
Timor ? Leste. This was celebrated with a parade around Dili. Along the parade
route, flyers about motherhood safety were distributed to the public.
Mr. Carlos Tilman Boavida, head of health promotion, said that the aim of the
parade was to promote safe deliveries to pregnant women in the communities. He
said that it is most important to build trust between the communities and health
workers, whether from the public or private sector.
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Sildonia Sarmento who can be reached through e-mail at ssarmento@worldbank.org
or telephoned at 332 4649, extension 304.
David de Araujo Receptionist World Bank, Dili Office
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