28 November 2017

TL is borrowing more - will we be able to repay?

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In order to continue high infrastructure spending while appearing to reduce withdrawals from the Petroleum Fund, the Timor-Leste Governmen...
09 November 2017

Public discussion on Timor-Leste's debt / Enkontru kona-ba Deve Publiku

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[English follows below] Liu dékada ida ona, La’o Hamutuk halo peskiza no analiza kona-ba Timor-Leste nia deve públiku no Governu nia pol...
04 September 2017

Copenhagen Agreement: Permanent Boundary or CMATS redux?

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Liga ba artigu ida ne'e iha Tetum Between 28 August and 1 September 2017, another round of maritime boundary negotiations between T...
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Konkordánsia Copenhagen: Fronteira Permanente ka Neo-CMATS?

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Link to this blog in English Hosi 28 Agostu to 1 Setembru 2017, delegasaun ba negosiasaun disputa fronteira maritima nian hosi Timor-Les...
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23 July 2017

Who is in Timor-Leste’s new Parliament? / Se tuir iha Parlamentu Nasionál foun?

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Updated, 4 October 2017 Based on the July 2017 election, La’o Hamutuk calculated how many seats each party will get in the next Parliame...
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19 July 2017

Advance planning … just in case

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Liga ba artigu ida ne'e iha lingua Tetum Timor-Leste voters will go to the polls this Saturday to elect 65 Members of Parliament, who ...

Governu nia planu sedu … atu antisipa buat ruma?

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Timor oan sira sei ba sentru votasaun iha Sábadu semana ne’e atu hili Deputadu/a na’in 65, sira ne’e mak sei deside Timor-Leste nia Primeiru...
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