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1. 1. East Timor Elections: News

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   Published on: 6/9/2002   Last Visited: 3/22/2003

   world," Carlos Valenzuela, Chief Electoral Officer of the IEC, said in
   
   the foreword to the manual.
   
   SOUTH KOREAN, JAPANESE PKF LAUNCH EAST TIMOR "MINI CUP"
   
   The South Korean and Japanese peacekeeping contingents based in East

2. 2. dynamic.unv.org

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   Published on: 6/25/2001   Last Visited: 6/20/2008

   However we have been closely working with the Civil Registration Unit and have been unofficially given the part of information so we have been running tests and quality control," said Carlos Valenzuela, the Chief Electoral Officer and member of Independent Electoral Commission (IEC).
   
   Currently 148 UN Volunteers work within IEC to identify polling centres and to carry out logistical and operational aspects of the upcoming elections.The many task of these UNV District Electoral Officers (DEOs) is voter education.One of UNTAET's main concerns in the run-up to the ballot is insufficient understanding among the residents on the nature of the elections.
   
   "Since the arrival of (DEOs), there has been a constant daily effort to go to the villages and to spread basic voter information messages," Mr. Valenzuela explained.

3. 3. UN Volunteers join East Timorese colleagues to organize presidential elections

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   Published on: 1/29/2002   Last Visited: 1/4/2007

   "The first part of our objective for these elections was to increase the active participation of East Timorese electoral officers," said Carlos Valenzuela, the IEC's Chief Electoral Officer."We already integrated 21 new electoral officers into our headquarters and all District Offices are under the management of East Timorese electoral officers."
   
   While in August 2001, each polling centre was managed by one International DEO, this time half of the nearly 300 anticipated sites will see Timorese DEOs in charge.
   
   "We feel that it is one of the most important steps yet to have 150 Timorese working hand in hand with 150 internationals as DEOs.We are hoping they will work harmoniously," added Mr. Valenzuela.