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Subject: Media Monitoring September 21, 2004
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Timor-Leste International and Local Media Monitoring September 21, 2004
Timor Post
Final selection of F-FDTL pending the military selection team from Portugal
The final selection in the F-FDTL (Timor-Leste Defence Force of Fretilin)
recruitment procss has been delayed due to the late arrival of the Portuguese
military selection team, said Captain Maucalo from Personel Division. The team
has not given a clear response about when the are going to come and conduct the
final test for 1,314 candidates who have passed the form documental selection.
Their names will be publicized when the selection team?s arrival is confirmed.
Mr. Maucalo noted that from an initial number of 1,314, they will only recruit
260 since this is what the administration has planned.
Belu Resort Police captured 3 illegal crossers
Belu (West Timor) Resort Police captured 3 illegal crossers from Timor-Leste
in two alternative locations. Two of the crossers, Rafael Magno and Adelina
Magno, were captured in the sub-village of Lakus a part of the Kewar village in
the sub-district of Lekmanes. The third crosser, Ana Rosita, was captured in the
Silawan village, a part of the sub-district of Tasifeto Timur. They are
currently reporting to the Immigration Department in Atambua in order to be
deported to Timor-Leste. The paper said that Rafael and Adelina Magno illegally
crossed into West Timor to visit their parents who were sick. The head of Resort
Police of Atambua, Mr. Elotrio Budlinar, noted that over time the Timorese
border patrol will become even more effective.
Suara Timor Lorosa'e (STL)
Branco calls RI Ambassador
The vice-Minster of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation called the Indonesian
ambassador in Timor-Leste, Mr. Ahmad Bey Sofwan, to clarify information about an
Indonesian navy vessel entering the territory. Mr. Ahmad said he is unsure about
the presence of this boat and this issue will be escalated to Jakarta. He also
stated that this issue will not cause instability between these two countries
(Timor-Leste and Indonesia).
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