Some of these people will probably be selected
to serve in the cabinet, in which case they must resign from the Assembly.
The next-ranking person on the slate of
the party they were elected under will fill the vacancy.
The assembly has 88 seats. 60 votes are needed to enact articles of the Constitution. Fretilin has 55 seats.
-- Charlie Scheiner, U.N. Representative International Federation for East Timor (IFET)
Sep 17, 2001
I was incorrect in what I wrote the other
day. Legally, it is permitted for a person elected to the Constituent Assembly
to retain their
seat in the Assembly but also accept a
position in the Cabinet.
However, both jobs will require more than
full-time attention and it would be essentially impossible for one person
to perform
them both at the same time.
-- Charlie
District Candidates Elected
to the Constituent Assembly
(all Fretilin except Oecusse, whose independent
is expected to vote with Fretilin)
Baucau: Elias Freitas
Lautem: Armindo da Conceiçaõ
Silva Freitas (Armindo da C. Silva)
Manatuto: Flávio Maria Guterres
da Silva
Viqueque: Januario Soares
Dili: Cipriana da Costa Pereira
Aileu: Alfredo da Silva (Alfredo)
Cova Lima: Gervasio Cardoso de
Jesus da Silva
Liquiça: Joaquim Barros
Soares
Oecusse: Antonio da Costa Lelan
(Independent)
Ainaro: Mário Ferreira
Manufahi: Arão Noé
de Jesus da Costa Amaral (Arão Amaral)
Ermera: José Soares
Bobonaro: José Andrade da
Cruz (José Andrade)
National Party Candidates Elected to the Constituent Assembly
The order of parties reflects the order in which they appeared on the ballot:
Partido
Democrata Cristão (PDC)
1. Antonio Ximenes
2. Arlindo F. Marcal
União
Democrática Timorense (UDT)
1. João Viegas Carrascalão
2. Isabel da Costa Ferreia
Partido
Democrático (PD)
1. Fernando de Araujo
2. Paulo Assis Belo
3. Paulo Alves Sarmento
4. Mariano S. Lopes
5. José da Silva
6. Eusébio Guterres
7. Aquilino R. Fraga Guterres
Associação
Popular Democratica de Timor (Apodeti Pro. Ref.)
None
Frente Revolucionária
do Timor-Leste Independente (FRETILIN)
1. Francisco Guterres(Lú-olo)
2. Marí Alkatiri
3. António João Gomes da
Costa(Má - Hunu)
4. Ana Maria Pessoa Pereira da Silva Pinto
5. Judit Dias Ximenes
6. Miguel Soares
7. Cézar Vital Moreira
8. Adalgisa M. Soares Ximenes
9. Lourdes Maria Assunção
de Jesus Mascarenhas Alves
10. Estanislau da Silva
11. Adérito de Jesus Soares
12. Jorge da Conceição Teme
13. Francisco Jerónimo
14. Augusto da Conceição
Amaral
15. Josefa A. Pereira Soares
16. Madalena da Silva
17. António Tilman Cepeda
18. Jerónimo da Silva
19. Maria Terezinha Viegas
20. José Maria Barreto Lobato Gonçalves
21. Maria Teresa Hono Lay Correia
22. Rui António da Cruz
23. Luisa da Costa
24. Maria José da Costa
25. Francisco K. Lay
26. António Cardoso Machado
27. Antoninho Bianco
28. Joaquim dos Santos
29. Manuel Sarmento
30. Adaljiza (Ajiza) Albertina Xavier
Reis Magno
31. Gregório Saldanha
32. Maria Solana da Conceição
Soares Fernandes
33. Francisco Miranda Branco
34. Jacinto Maia
35. Maria Avalziza Lourdes
36. Maria Genoveva da Costa Martins
37. Vicente Soares Faria
38. Rosária M. Corte Real
39. Osório Florindo
40. Jacob Fernandes
41. Joaquim Amaral
42. Francisco Carlos Soares
43. Constância de Jesus
Klibur
Oan Timor Asuwain (KOTA)
1. Clementino dos Reis Amaral
2. Manuel Tilman
Partido
Republika Nacional Timor Leste (PARENTIL)
None
Partido
Nasionalista Timorense (PNT)
1. Aliança da C. Araújo
2. Aires Francisco Cabral
Partido
Trabalhista Timorense (PTT)
None
Partai
Demokratik Maubere (PDM)
None
Partido
Social Democrata (PSD)
1. Mário Viegas Carrascalão
2. Leandro Isac
3. Vidal de Jesus (Riak Leman)
4. Maria Helena (Milena) Pires
5. Lucia Maria B F. Lobato
6. Armandina Maria Gusmão Santos
Partido
Democrata-Cristão de Timor (UDC/PDC)
1. Vicente da Silva Guterres
Partido
do Povo de Timor (PPT)
1. Jacob Xavier
2. Ananias do Carmo Fuka
Partido Socialista
de Timor (PST)
1. Ana Seixas
Associação
Social-Democrata Timorense (ASDT)
1. Francisco X. Amaral
2. Feliciano A. Fatima
3. Pedro Gomes
4. Maria C. Valadares
5. Afonso Noronha
6. Jacinto de Andrade
Partai
Liberal (PL)
1. Armando Jose Dourado da Silva
International
Federation for East Timor Updated Feb 13
The International Federation for East
Timor was founded in 1991 by East Timor solidarity groups from four continents
as a clearinghouse for non-governmental organization (NGO) initiatives
on East Timor and to support those initiatives, particularly in United
Nations fora. IFET is accredited with the U.N. Department of Public Information
and has a U.N. Representative in New York. Our secretariat is in the Philippines.
IFET participates in U.N. hearings and conferences, supplies analyses and
statements to the media, and lobbies the U.N.-Portugal-Indonesia East Timor
talks to ensure that the human and political rights of the East Timorese
people
are respected.
Email Charlie Scheiner: ifet@etan.org
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