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Mutinous crew

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TIMOR-LESTE -- POLITICS

In: The Economist 03 - 09 March 2007, pp. 28-33Summary: A looming election rattles nerves. Mr Ramos Horta's campaign will be scarred by his failure to fulfill the promise he made on taking office last year to sort out a mess in the armed forces. He came to power after an army mutiny had toppled the government of Mari Alkatiri.

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A looming election rattles nerves. Mr Ramos Horta's campaign will be scarred by his failure to fulfill the promise he made on taking office last year to sort out a mess in the armed forces. He came to power after an army mutiny had toppled the government of Mari Alkatiri.

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