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Voting ends in parliamentary elections pitting PM's governing party against Front for Independent East Timor.
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Unconfirmed results from Monday's presidential election give former armed forces chief 61 per cent of votes counted.
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East Timor's ex-defence chief, who spent much of his life fighting for nation's independence, set to become president.
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Matan Ruak set to become East Timor president
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East Timor votes for new president
Voters choosing between veterans of fight for independence in runoff ballot to elect successor to Jose Ramos-Horta.
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East Timor's Ramos Horta admits defeat
Nobel peace laureate promises to hand over power to eventual winner after finishing third in Sunday's presidential poll.
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East Timor president out of poll race
Incumbent Jose Ramos Horta lags in third place as election heads for a runoff.
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Polls close in East Timor presidential vote
Election pits Nobel Peace Prize laureate Jose Ramos-Horta against 11 others in test of stability for young nation.
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Court jails East Timor plot rebels
Court jails 24 rebels for up to 16 years for trying to kill president and prime minister.
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