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of the new government; Ramos-Horta said that he would make the decision if the parties could not reach an agreement. On 24 July, he said that the parties had "not yet reached agreement on a new government", but that his 25 July deadline for the parties to reach an agreement was "flexible". Araújo, as spokesman for the CNRT-led coalition, said that it would propose Gusmão as prime minister, arguing that, because the parties in the coalition will hold a combined majority of seats, it is their constitutional right to choose the prime minister. He said that
Fretilin could not expect anything more than to have some ministers in the government.
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enter parliament. Under a new rule, at least a quarter of all persons on each list had to be women. In the previous parliament, without this quota, 22 of the 88 deputies were female. A total of 90 people had to be on a party list, with the final 25 candidates being replacements for any retiring deputies.
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On 10 August, a convent in Baucau was attacked and damaged, and a number of female students at the convent were said to have been raped. The government said that a child had been killed in
Viqueque, the first death to be reported in the unrest. On 11 August, a UN convoy of three vehicles was attacked
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On 6 July, it was announced that the CNRT, the ASDT-PSD, and the
Democratic Party would form a coalition. Alkatiri argued that it is not necessary for a party to have a majority of seats to govern, and that Fretilin could form a minority government; on 7 July, he said that Fretilin would do so if it
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Fretilin leads in first place with 29.02% of the vote, followed by the CNRT with 24.10%, the ASDT-PSD with 15.73%, and the Democratic Party with 11.30%. On the same day, the electoral commission announced the distribution of seats based on the
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of parties according to their share of the nationwide vote. Parliament can have between 52 and 65 deputies. Only registered parties and electoral alliances were allowed to draw up lists of candidates, but individuals on the list did not have to belong to the party, allowing independent candidates to
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Alkatiri said on 1 August that he would be
Fretilin's candidate for prime minister, while criticising Gusmão's record as president. Ramos-Horta delayed his deadline for forming a government until 3 August. In a statement, Alkatiri called for a national unity government, saying that this would bring
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An estimated 600 houses and confirmed 142 were burnt by marauding mobs. The majority of the damage was experienced in the areas where
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on their fingers after casting their ballots. The CNE registered some problems: some ballot stubs had been detached incorrectly, other ballots were missing the serial number or were stained, some minors attempted to vote, and some polling stations had party promotional materials. According to the
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On 3 August, Ramos-Horta said that he would ask the CNRT-led coalition to form a government on 6 August, because of its parliamentary majority, unless an agreement is reached before then. He said that this decision was based on his conscience; he also said that, if
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were no longer elected. Twelve of these seats had previously been held by Fretilin, and the 13th district representative was an independent candidate. The election campaign ran for 30 days, after which there were two days of rest before election day. In the new parliament, deputies are no longer
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was cut off from the outside world. Three localities in the district of Viqueque opened late because bad weather the day before meant that election documents could not be delivered here by helicopter until the morning. As usual, most Timorese cast their votes in the early morning hours. In some
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said that his party could form a coalition with the CNRT, as there were "no big differences" between it and Gusmão, but also said that there should be a government of national unity including all parties elected to parliament; he argued that it would be harmful to exclude anyone due to what he
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of Fretilin claimed that his party had been willing to accept an independent prime minister as part of a national unity government, and that Ramos-Horta had also supported this idea, but that Gusmão rejected it because he wanted to be prime minister.
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also mentioned the possibility of a national unity government, but Alkatiri, reiterating that a coalition including both Fretilin and the CNRT was out of the question, said that it would be better for democracy for there to be a strong opposition.
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705 of the 708 polling stations opened before 7:30 am. Mobile polling stations were used in hospitals and prisons. Due to the country's topography, ballots and ballot boxes were sometimes transported by helicopter, horseback or on foot, with late
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could not form a coalition with other parties. However, he subsequently expressed interest in a government of national unity and said that Fretilin's doors were "open for all parties, including CNRT".
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The start of the election campaign was overshadowed by some violent clashes. In Dili, one man was killed when a hand grenade exploded during gang fighting. Three others were injured. In
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said that an alliance of his party with the CNRT would be "natural", but that the presence of a breakaway faction of Fretilin in the CNRT was "unacceptable". Democratic Party leader
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runoff against Fretilin candidate Francisco Lu-Olo Guterres. Ramos-Horta was previously prime minister and is a close political friend of the previous president, Xanana Gusmão.
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immediately reacted to Ramos-Horta's announcement with violent protests. On 7 August, Alkatiri said that the party would fight the decision through legal means.
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still be needed by the new government and would not be ignored. Fretilin threatened to boycott parliament.
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stability and citing what he described as "the will of the electorate".
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on 8 August; most of his government was also sworn in on the same day.
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rains causing obstructions. At times, even the district capital of
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2640:"East Timor Rioters Attack UN Convoy as Violence Expands in East"
2899:"Gusmao, East Timor's Former President, May Lead New Government"
2680:"East Timor Rioters Fight With Machetes, Challenging Government"
2274:"Timor-Leste: Urge for Democratic Election Process | Scoop News"
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also took place, and ethnic conflicts erupted. Prime Minister
1924:"Women's Involvement in Timor-Leste's Presidential Elections"
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that had already been perforated before being issued, and in
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2692:"2 dead, houses burned as youths rampage across East Timor"
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to all Christians to vote for the PUN was also criticized.
2994:"East Timor's Independence Hero To Be Next Prime Minister"
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Seven parties won seats; the four leading parties are the
2863:"E Timor president to choose govt if parties won't agree"
1684:, Comissão Nacional de Eleições Timor-Leste, 9 July 2007.
2807:"East Timor: A Minority Can Govern Says Fretilin Leader"
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2072:"Manhunt launched after political slaying in East Timor"
2934:"East Timor's ousted prime minister wants his job back"
2709:"East Timor Election Will Lead to Coalition Government"
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on 30 June 2007. The new composition of East Timor's
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2667:"ETimor PM offers Fretilin seats in cabinet"
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2375:"East Timor elections appear to go smoothly"
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2559:"Mobs burn hundreds of houses in E Timor"
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1907:"East Timor on course for 'smooth polls'"
1730:"In East Timor, food shortages take hold"
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3013:"Riots after Gusmao named E Timor PM"
2978:"Violence greets Horta's PM decision"
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2835:"Fretilin open to E Timor unity govt"
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2875:"Political deadlock looms in Timor"
2654:, AFP (abc.net.au), 15 August 2007.
2616:"One killed in East Timor violence"
2198:"Campaigns end ahead of Timor poll"
3025:"Gusmao sworn in as East Timor PM"
1099:Tribunal de Recurso de Timor-Leste
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2962:"Gusmao asked to lead East Timor"
2721:"Fretilin claims E Timor victory"
2000:Suara Timor Lorosae, 28 June 2007
1991:Suara Timor Lorosae, 25 June 2007
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2809:, AKI (adnki.com), 5 July 2007.
2784:"Coalition govt for East Timor"
2761:, AKI (adnki.com), 3 July 2007.
2577:, theage.com.au, 9 August 2007.
1704:"Human Development Report 2006"
751:At least 37 people died in the
2901:, Bloomberg.com, 27 July 2007.
782:One of the mutinous soldiers,
69:33 seats needed for a majority
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2772:"Fretilin rejects unity call"
2711:, Bloomberg.com, 5 July 2007.
2561:, abc.net.au, 10 August 2007.
3027:, Al Jazeera, 8 August 2007.
3015:, Al Jazeera, 7 August 2007.
2938:International Herald Tribune
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1421:Millennium Democratic Party
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2256:"Tear gas, shots in Timor"
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1060:Cova Lima
1052:Loro Munu
860:President
832:Indonesia
746:Australia
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449:elections
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1072:Bobonaro
1048:Loro Sae
1031:and the
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842:Campaign
828:Surabaya
769:Fretilin
689:Fretilin
583:Passport
557:Minister
311:Fretilin
242:UNDERTIM
108:Fretilin
3293:2004–05
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1463:415,604
1442:415,604
1163:100,175
1142:120,592
1068:Liquiçá
1011:Results
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888:Conduct
858:Former
718:of the
714:became
710:of the
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89:Leader
74:Turnout
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1564:Ermera
1492:100.00
1476:10,606
1445:100.00
1299:10,057
1278:13,247
1257:13,294
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1209:46,946
1188:65,358
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1056:Lautém
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295:before
184:11.30
163:15.73
138:24.10
117:29.02
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1466:97.51
1439:Total
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1404:3,753
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1320:7,718
1212:11.30
1191:15.73
1166:24.10
1145:29.02
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