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Suara Timor Lorosae (English: The Voice of East Timor, abbreviated as STL) is a daily newspaper published in Dili, East Timor. It is the first and oldest newspaper in East Timor. The current publication is the continuation of Suara Timor Timur, [1] which ceased publication in 1999.
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Garcia started working as a journalist in 1993 at Suara Timor Timur (STT, today Suara Timor Lorosae). She was also employed as a correspondent for Kyodo News, Reuters, and the BBC. [3] As a student, she was already an activist for East Timor's independence.
Sunrise at Valu Beach, in East Timor. Loro Sae is the name of the eastern part of East Timor. This leads to confusion, as the official name of the country in the official language Tetum is "Timór Loro Sa'e". Loro Sae means rising sun or simply east. The inhabitants of Loro Sae are called Firaku, regardless of their other ethnic affiliations.
These indictments, and East Timor's legal restrictions on the press, have widely criticized by press freedom groups around the world. Timor Post headquarters in Dili. One early sign of the changing environment was the government's 2005 treatment of the daily newspaper Suara Timor Lorosae for its coverage of a famine in the country. [5]
At the time of the parliamentary elections, East Timor was the poorest country in Asia, with 41% of the population below the poverty line ($0.55 per day). East Timor also ranked 142nd in the Human Development Index in 2006. [3] The rich oil and gas deposits south of Timor are yet to be exploited.