Antonio Ximenes

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  Clashes between martial arts are the political games - The president of the Christian Democratic Party (PDC), Antonio Ximenes has called on political leaders not to use martial arts gangs as part of their political games.Mr. Ximenes said that the clashes were not raised by PSHT, 77 and KORK, others created it on behalf of the martial arts groups. (TP)
  
  UN concerned Gang violence in Bairo Pite - The UN's top envoy in Timor-Leste has expressed his concern over signs of a resurgence of gang fighting in the nation's capital following group violence in the past 24 hours the day before yesterday.

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  The president of Christian Democratic Party (PDC) Antonio Ximenes and the better sector manager of world vision in East Timor Agosto Ferreira Soares separately told journalists on Thursday (3/5) that the campaign of both presidential candidates Jose Ramos Horta and Francisco Guterres Lu-Olo in the rural areas are preoccupied with personalities and that people do not believe them.
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  What Fretilin failed to disclose in its release was that the offences committed by two parties, Rai los and Antonio 5-5, were caused when both men were engaged to excise a civilian militia on May 8, 2006, allegedly on orders of the now disgraced former Fretilin Prime Minister, Mari Alkatiri and the sentenced (standing in appeal) Fretilin Vice-President and former Minister of Interior Lobato.
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  Antonio 5-5, who faces similar charges to Rai los, continues to move freely as a Fretilin operative and was most recently intercepted on April 28, 2007 by the ISF in the vicinity of Urahou, Ermera, en-route to a Fretilin rally.He was in convoy travelling with another vehicle that contained a senior Fretilin Government Official, The Minister of Justice, Dominggos Sarmento.
  
  A search of Antonio 5-5s vehicle, by the ISF, unearthed one handmade pistol, five rounds of ammunition, two knives, three slingshots, eight darts and over US$5600 in cash bundles labelled with names and addresses of Villagers from the Suco area.

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  The president of the Christian Democratic Party (PDC), Antonio Ximenes has called on political leaders not to use martial arts gangs as part of their political games.
  
  Mr. Ximenes said that the clashes were not raised by PSHT, 77 and KORK, others created it on behalf of the martial arts groups. (TP)

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  Atoy Dasy was the brother-in-law of Antonio Ximenes, a member of the East Timor National Parliament.Ximenes told AKI he regretted the accident and called for an investigation.
  
  "I do regret this incident because Australian soldiers killed civilians.The Australian soldiers should face our people with love and not with a repressive approach," Ximenes said."The parliament should establish an investigation team to look into this incident," he added.

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  Horta's statement could raise instability - Christian Democratic Party (PDC) member, Antonio Ximenes, said that the statement made by President Jos, Ramos-Horta on the involvement of some PNTL members in the incidents that took place in Viqueque could raise instability in the country.
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  "During our campaign in Viqueque, we gathered information from PNTL members that the people had lost their confidence in the PNTL," said Mr. Ximenes on Saturday (9/6).

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  The paper reported that the President of the Christian Democratic Party, Antonio Ximenes, had said that the Government must look after former FALINTIL members because they have contributed to the nation.Ximenes praised the "good intentions" of the Minister of Internal Administration in calling for the recruitment of more former FALINTIL fighters into the ETPS or ETDF.He said his party fully supports the move and would like to see it realized soon.
  
  The paper ran a story about President Gusmão meeting with leaders of the various political parties in order to evaluate the progress of the new nation.The parties included the PSD, PD, PNT, and UDC/PDC.The talks included a discussion on diplomatic candidates to be deployed to a number of overseas posts, and on the postponement of the presidential visit to Indonesia last month.
  
  STL also reported extensively on a shooting incident, in which no one was injured, that took place last Thursday, 30 May, at the Kailoi village in Baucau district.The paper quotes a man, Salustino Freitas, whose house was reportedly targeted, and a former FALINTIL commander identified only as Liter.

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  Meanwhile whilst answering about Horta's attitude, the President of the Democratic Christian Party, Antonio Ximenes, feels sad and strongly criticizes PM Horta's conduct as not on the right path because it just dirties the image.

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  East Timor Legal News February 2007 - [Cached Version]
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  Atoy Dasy was the brother-in-law of Antonio Ximenes, a member of the East Timor National Parliament. Ximenes told AKI he regretted the accident and called for an investigation. "I do regret this incident because Australian soldiers killed civilians. The Australian soldiers should face our people with love and not with a repressive approach," Ximenes said. "The parliament should establish an investigation team to look into this incident," he added.

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  East Timor Legal News June 2007 - [Cached Version]
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  Horta's statement could raise instability - Christian Democratic Party (PDC) member, Antonio Ximenes, said that the statement made by President José Ramos-Horta on the involvement of some PNTL members in the incidents that took place in Viqueque could raise instability in the country.
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  "During our campaign in Viqueque, we gathered information from PNTL members that the people had lost their confidence in the PNTL," said Mr. Ximenes on Saturday (9/6).

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  Clashes between martial arts are the political games - The president of the Christian Democratic Party (PDC), Antonio Ximenes has called on political leaders not to use martial arts gangs as part of their political games. Mr. Ximenes said that the clashes were not raised by PSHT, 77 and KORK, others created it on behalf of the martial arts groups. (TP) UN concerned Gang violence in Bairo Pite - The UN's top envoy in Timor-Leste has expressed his concern over signs of a resurgence of gang fighting in the nation's capital following group violence in the past 24 hours the day before yesterday.

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