Tempotimor (Dili) - Relasiona ho kazu ne’ebé akontese iha Suku Leorema, Postu Administrativu Bazartete-Likisa ne’ebé hamete ema na’in rua no lima kanek, inklui sunu uma, maka familia uma kain hamutuk 13 oras ne'e refujia hela iha Eskuadra Polisia Likisá. 

“Loos duni oras ne’e familia uma kain 13 mak komandu Polisia Nasional Timor Leste Munisípiu Likisá asegura, tanba kestaun seguransa ne’ebé sira rasik preokupa", dehan Komandante Jerál PNTL, Faustino da Costa, iha Palásiu Prezidensiál Bairru-Pité, Kinta (11/7).

Husi komunidade sira ne'e, nia dehan, balun uma laiha tanba sira nia uma hetan sunu.

Liga ba kazu ne’ebé akontese iha Leorema, komandu PNTL Munisípiu Likisá hamutuk ho prezidente atoriedade likisa kontinua buka solusaun ba komunidade sira ne'e.

“Oras ne’e buka hela dalan para oinsa ita atu responde. Primeiru emerjensia, segundu ba nia kontinuasaun. s Será ke ita halo diálogu para integra fila fali komunidade sira ne’e”, tenik nia.

Komandante ne’e dehan, família 13 ne’ebé asegura iha Eskuadra Komandu Polisia Likisá hamutuk ema na'in 53 no iha na’in 14 mak estudante.

Tempotimor (Dili) - Polisia Nasional Timor Leste (PNTL) rejista ema na'in ualu (8) mate tanba asidente durante fulan Juñu too Jullu 2019.

tempotimor.com (Dili) - Sidadaun Timor ida ne'ebé identifika ho naran Martalena da Costa tenke hela de'it iha area aeroportu Malazia hafoin parte Imigrasaun Bali Indonezia deporta nia fila ba UK bainhira nia to'o iha Bali iha 8 Jullu foin lalais.

Martalena ne'ebé durante ne'e hela iha UK hala'o viajen atu fila mai Timor Leste liu husi Bali. Maibé, hafoin to'o iha aeroportu Bali iha 8 Jullu 2019, no hakarak atu kontinua nia viajen mai Dili, Imigrasaun Indonezia la autoriza ho razaun nia passaporte ne'ebé nia prazu besik remata ona.

Tuir Lei Imigrasaun Indonezia, sidadaun estrajeiru ne'ebé hala'o viajen liu iha teritoriu Indonezia tenke lori passaporte antes fulan neen pasaporte mate. Enkuantu, Martalena nia passaporte sei mate iha 31 Jullu 2019.

Hasoru situasaun defisil ne'e, Martalena husu tulun ba konsuladu Timor Leste iha Bali. Maibé, tuir informasaun ne'ebé tempotimor asesu, Koonsuladu TL iha Bali laiha serieade atu halo diplomasia ho parte Imigrasaun Indonezia hodi buka solusaun, ikus mai Imigrasaun Indonesia deporta fila Martalena ba UK liu husi Malazia.

Tuir fonte konfidensial balun hatete, loloos Konsuladu Timor Leste iha Bali bele atua situasaun ne’e ho di'ak.

"Maibé tanba laiha vontade atu atende ita-nia sidadaun sira iha ema nia rain, ikus mai ema bele vinga ita-nia sidadaun tuir sira-nia hakarak hodi haluha tiha katak Timor Leste mós nu’udar pais soberanu ida," dehan fonte ne'e.

Bainhira Martalena to'o iha Malazia, Embaixadora Timor Leste ba Malazia, Olandina Cairo Alves halo intervensaun iha aeroportu liu husi tulun Ministru Negosius no Estrajeirus (MNEK) Dionisio Babo hodi hatun Martalena aeroportu Malazia.

Maske Embaixadora ne'e esforsu hodi husu tulun ba Governu Malazia hodi halo travel document ba Martalena, maibe Governu Indonezia kontinua rezeita hodi husu nafatin passaporte validu tuir lei Imigrasaun Indonezia nian.

Ho situasaun ida ne'e, hahú husii 8 Jullu to'o ohin loron (11/07), Martalena hela de'it iha area aeroportu laran hodi hein prosesa atu fila mai Timor. Tuir informasaun, Timor-oan ne'e dadaun ne'e sai hanesan sidadaun Stateless iha aeroportu Malazia.

"Dezde dia 8 ate agora ha'u hela de'it iha aeroporto," dehan Martalena ne'ebé moris iha Ossu, Munisipiu Vikeke iha tinan 1991 ne'e.

Durante loron tolu hela iha aeroportu Malazia, Martalena ne'ebé husik hela nia oan ne'ebé sei susu, sente nia kondisaun saúde ladun aguenta.

"Ha'u-nia kondisaun saúde ne'ebé ladun di'ak tanba husik hela ha'u-nia oan ne’ebe sei susu hela nune'e tenke augenta ho isin manas no malirin, afeta husi hapara derepenti susubeen ba bebe."

Tuir informasaun ne'ebé tempotimor asesu ohin, Governu Timor Leste buka dalan atu aproxima Governu Malazia hodi bele autoriza Martalena ba iha Embaixada Timor Lesta iha Malazia hodi halo ninia pasaporte temporariu atu bele fila hikas mai Timor Leste.

Relasiona ho asuntu ne'e tempotimor koko kontaktu ba Ministru Donisio maibé la konsege tanba ministru nia númeru telefone labele liga ba.

tempotimor.com (Dili) Xefe Estadu Maior FALINTIL Forsa Defeza Timor Leste (F-FDTL) afirma, grupu artemarsiais nu’udar grupu kiik ida iha estadu ida ne’e tan ne’e sira labele domina estadu.

tempotimor.com (Dili) -  Atitude ne'ebé oras ne'e daudaun lider antigu sira halo la hatudu lisaun diak ba jerasaun foun sira hodi aprende buat ruma.

tempotimor.com (Dili) - Timor Leste kontinua respeita direitu Austrália nian ba área tasi ne'ebé sira iha. Ne'e duni, Governu TL ho Austrália sei konklui poder Estadu rai rua ne'e nian.

Tempotimor (Dili) Iha fulan Jullu tinan oin, Timor Leste sei realiza eventu desportu boot ida ne’ebé sei partisipa husi ofisial, atleta no treinadór nasaun membru CPLP besik na’in 900.

Tempotimor (Dili) Iha tempu badak nia laran Ministériu Agrikultura no Peska (MAP) sei leilaun tan trator besik 400 ne’ebé nia kondisaun fraku ona. Ministru Agrikultura no Peskas Joaquim Gusmão dehan, daudauk ne’e MAP iha tratór 400 resin. Husi númeru ne’e so tratór 10 mak ho kondisaun di’ak no sei foun, enkuantu besik 400 fraku ona.

By Monty Jacka

The East Timorese government’s budget shows the party is failing to deliver on its major election promises, according to non-governmental organisation La’o Hamutuk,

The organisation’s study into government spending in the 2019 State Budget found “the money doesn’t match the promises”, La’o Hamutuk researcher Adilson da Costa said.

While the government claims its priorities are education, health, agriculture, and water, these industries will receive less than 20 per cent of state spending this year, Mr de Costa said.

Education receives 10 per cent of the budget, health 5 per cent, while agriculture and water receive 2 and 1 per cent respectively.
Meanwhile state admin, which includes paying the salaries of politicians and other government workers as well as financing government agencies, receives 17 per cent of the budget.

Mr da Costa described this percentage as “too high”, especially while the supposed major priorities receive so little. It is crucial the government improves its investment in these industries to accurately reflect their status as priorities for the country, he said. 

Improving investment in agriculture is particularly important, as East Timor’s once expansive oil resources quickly diminish. “Timor-Leste has almost no industry and a tiny private sector,” he said. “[Despite this,] from 2008 through to 2016, state spending grew faster than nearly every country in the world.”

East Timor is almost entirely financed by dwindling oil resources and the government needs to invest in developing its own industries such as agriculture to avoid an economic crisis when its oil inevitably runs out, he warned. “Even though agriculture is the livelihood of 65 per cent of the population, it received only 1.3 per cent of state expenditure in 2019,” he said. 

Mr de Costa highlighted investing in the development of the coffee industry, Timor-Leste’s second-most lucrative export as a key means of improving the nation’s economic outlook. 

There is hope for further investment in these industries in the future, with Prime Minister Taur Matan Ruak announcing on June 15 that he is seeking a US$1.6 billion budget for 2020. This would be an increase of over $100,000 compared to this year’s budget.

La’o Hamutuk is a local, independent, non-governmental organisation which conducts research, policy analysis, public education and advocacy.

Tempotimor (Dili) - Alterasaun lei sira ne'ebé Governu aprova atu halo ajusta tuir tratadu foun ne'ebé sei asina iha tempu badak.