Agradesementu Povu Timor Leste ba Visita Spesial Joao Paolo II segundu Mai Dili Timor Leste tinan 1989. Fatin nee besik Tasi Tolu iha parte Leste nian. visitante bele goja fatin nee ho gratuitu importante maka kuidadu fatin nee ho diak
Selasa, 13 Mei 2014
Area Turistiku Tasi Tolu Nakfila ba Bairo Foun
Bairo Lagua Tasi Tolu
Saida Maka ita bele Orgulho, se ikon sidade Dili Hanesan Tasi Tolu nian furak komesa buradu hanesan area protejidu mihis dadauk ona. Presensia ema halo bairo foun impaktu dadaun ba ekosistema flora no fauna iha area refere.
Dili iha
Ikon tolu nebe kunyesidu hanesan Kristu Rei, Area Branka, no Tasi Tolu. Fotos
nebe iha blog nee hatudu imajen em jeral nebe foti iha fulan Maiu 2014.
Rabu, 07 Mei 2014
Timor Leste Membantu Guinea Bissau
Negara keci ini sangat unik keberadaannya di peta politik
Dunia. Meskipun baru belajar berjalan bertatih tatih namun dengan bangganya
telah memberi teladan bagi Negara lain yang sedang dalam konflik
berkepanjangan.
Pernahkah anda mendengar bahwa Timor Leste adalah salah satu pendonor terbesar bagi penyelenggaraan pemilu di Negara bekas jajahan Portugal yakni Guinea-Bissau. Setelah terjadi kudeta militer pada April 2012 lalu.
Keterlibatan Timor Leste di Negara konflik tersebut karena Faktor Ramos Horta eks Presiden Timor Leste yang telah di tunjuk oleh sekjen PBB Ban Ki Mon agar mengorganisir kembali demokrasi yang sempat hilang akibat kudeta militer.
Gambar: Ramos Horta ( Kiri ), Ban Kin Mon ( Kanan )
Gambar: Rui Duarte Barros, Perdana Mentri Transisi- Guinea Bissau
Pernahkah anda mendengar bahwa Timor Leste adalah salah satu pendonor terbesar bagi penyelenggaraan pemilu di Negara bekas jajahan Portugal yakni Guinea-Bissau. Setelah terjadi kudeta militer pada April 2012 lalu.
Keterlibatan Timor Leste di Negara konflik tersebut karena Faktor Ramos Horta eks Presiden Timor Leste yang telah di tunjuk oleh sekjen PBB Ban Ki Mon agar mengorganisir kembali demokrasi yang sempat hilang akibat kudeta militer.
Meskipun bantuan ini tidak seberapa yakni $ 200 ribu Dollar
America. Tetapi , telah memberikan jalan bagi kesuksesan untuk pendaftaran
calon pemilih di Negara ini. Silakan telesuri link ini http://en.starafrica.com/news/east-timor-donates-200000-toward-gbissau-polls.html
Sebagai sesama bekas kolonial Portugis, Timor Leste merasa
perlu membantu semampunya agar demokrasi di Negara yang merdeka pada era 70-an
ini lebih hidup. Lider nasional Guinea Rui Duarte Barros yang memimpin proses transisi pemerintahan di
negerinya menyebutkan 90% bantuan dari Timor leste di peruntukan untuk mendata
ulang calon pemilih di negaranya.sebagai perbandingan di tahun 2008 jumlah
pemilih hanya tercatat 500 ribu orang jika di bandingkan sekarang mencapai 700
ribu orang pemilih.
Tentunya kesuksesan demokrasi di Negara Guinea Bissau akan
terukir indah dalam sejarah mereka bahwa meskipun berjauhan namun Timor Leste saudara barunya
telah memberi bantuan semampu mereka tanpa embel-embel di belakang layar. Sebab
bantuan ini menurut eks Komandan gerilia Xanana Gusmao yang berkunjung ke sana
dalam kapasitasnya sebagai perdana menteri menyebutkan kesuksesan gerilya di
Timor Leste karena belajar dari perang dari sejarah Negara Negara lain termasuk
Negara mereka.
Jumat, 25 April 2014
Mari Mengenal Dana Perminyakan Timor Leste
Sumber: Gabungan dari Berbagai Gambar dari google
Semenjak mendeklarisikan diri sebagai Negara bernama Timor
Leste. Para pemegang kebijakan Negara telah menyadari bahwa Timor Leste
tidaklah mungkin mengandalkan sektor pertanian sebagai sumber pembiayaan Negara sebab; meskipun 90
persen penduduk negeri ini hidup dari sektor tersebut tetapi budaya bercocok
tanam di kalangan petani lebih untuk
konsumsi sendiri.
Timor Leste sangat di untungkan karena memiliki cadangan
minyak bumi untuk di kelola. Sejarah hitam perebutan minyak bumi Timor yang di
kenal dengan Timor Gap. Telah menyandera berbagai kepentingan untuk di
perebutkan. Australia dan Indonesia sempat secara illegal melakukan negosiasi
atas kekayaan minyak Timor gap yang di
sepakati dan di tanda tangani oleh kedua menteri luar negeri yakni Ali Alatas
mewakili pemrintah Indonesia dan Gareth Evans mewakili Australia. Kesepakatan tersebut
di tanda tangani pada 11 Desember 1989 yang pemberlakuannya mulai 9
Februari 1991.(sumber: id.wikipedia). Namun,
terhitung September 1999 perjanjian diatas tidak berlaku dengan lahirnya Negara
baru Timor Leste.
Keterbatasan sumber pembiayaan Negara, telah membuka mata
para pemegang roda pemerintah. Pada tahun 2005, perdana menteri MariƩ Alkatiri
meminta parlament Timor Leste untuk mengesahkan undang-undang
Perminyakan. Tujuan pembentukan undang-undang ini adalah untuk menjaga
kelangsungan dana bagi generasi sekarang
maupun masa depan. Meskipun perundangan ini telah di revisi tahun 2011, akan
tetapi esensi dari tujuan utama tidak berubah.
Sesungguhnya dana
perminyakan Timor ini berasal tidak hanya minyak bumi akan tetapi sudah
termasuk olahan gas alam. Intinya uang pendapatan dari kekayaan alam bersumber
dari minyak dan gas bumi di haruskan untuk dikumpulkan dalam satu rekening
khusus milik Negara dan selanjutnya di invetasikan kembali kedalam ekonomi. Laporan yang di publikasikan oleh lembaga
swadaya masyarkat Lao Hamutuk dalam laporannya menyebutkan “Minyak dan gas akan menjadi
faktor paling penting dalam ekonomi dan anggaran pemerintah Timor-Leste di masa
depan. Pendapatan dari minyak dan gas mencakup 50% pendapatan nasional bruto (gross national income/GNI) dan mencakup 90% seluruh pendapatan
pemerintah”( Lao Hamutuk Feb 2008 ). Sepintas
dari temuan diatas mengambarkan betapa tinnginya dependensi pemerintah terhadap
hasil olahan minyak bumi untuk kelangsungan roda pemerintahan.
Ada dua jenis investasi yang bersumber dari dana perminyakan
Timor Leste. Yang pertama dan utama adalah invetasi kedalam ekonomi dalam
negeri melalui anggaran belanja pemerintah, Dan yang kedua adalah investasi
pada pasar modal ( financial market ). Melalui anggaran pemerintah uang
perminyakan di alirkan untuk membangun infrastruktur ekonomi semisal proyek-proyek jalan raya, pembangunan
sekolahan, penyediaan listrik, penyediaan fasilitas rumah sakit dan lain-lain. Sedangkan
untuk investasi pada pasar modal adalah hal baru dan tidak banyak Negara yang
ingin melakukannya.
Mengingat investasi pasar modal memiliki resiko investasi
yang lebih tinggi. Maka, pemerintah Timor Leste secara hati-hati merumuskan
jenis instrument pasar modal tertentu saja yang di perbolehkan dana perminyakan
ini boleh di investasi. Pada tahun 2005 awalnya 90 persen dana hanya di
perbolehkan investasi pada asset obligasi pemerintah yang maju saja. Selebihnya
10 persen boleh di investasi pada asset yang lebih beresiko seperti saham. Namun,
seiring dengan tingginya harapan pendapatan dari investasi pasar modal telah berubah
maka tahun 2011 kementrian keuangan Timor Leste mengamandemenkan agar porsi
investasi antara asset yang kurang beresiko dan yang beresiko tinggi menjadi
sama-sama 50 persen.
Merujuk pada laporan triwulan Bank Sentral Timor Leste hingga
bulan Desember 2013 dana perminyakan telah terkumpul sebesar $14.95 Miliar
Dolar Amerika.klik disini http://www.bancocentral.tl/Download/Publications/Quarterly_Report34_en.pdf Dana ini berasal dari a)pendapatan bagi hasil pemerintah dan perusahaan minyak. b) penerimaan pajak
penghasilan dan olahan minyak. c) pendapatan lain yang berhubungan dengan
kegiatan proyek perminyakan. d) pendapatan hasil investasi pasar modal. Dalam laporan
yang sama dengan jelas menyebutkan selam periode tiga bulan pemerintah
menggunakan dana minyak sebesar $550 Juta Dolar Amerika.
Pilar –pilar yang terlibat secara langsung maupun tidak
dalam menggawal kelangsungan hidup dana minyak Timor ini terbilang cukup ketat.
Dalam hal ini ada empat pilar yang menjadi pokok dan satu pilar penunjangnya. Diawalai dari
1.
Parlament Nasional
Segala sesuatu yang berhubungan dengan
kebijakan investasi harus di rumuskan dan disetujui oleh parlamet Timor sebagai
legal base untuk di ditindak lanjuti.
2.
Kementrian Keuangan
Menteri keuangan mewakili pemerintah
berkewajiban aturan-aturan investasi yang sangat detail sebelum mendelegasikan
tugas atau wewenang investasi kepada institusi yang di pilihnya.
3.
Badan Penasehat Investasi
Merupakan kumpulan orang yang berkehalian
khusus yang berfungsi merancang investasi pasar modal dengan menentukan secara
spesifik rujukan pasar yang boleh di masuki dana perminyakan. Mereka bertangung
jawab penuh kepada kementrian keuangan dalam memilih pasar modal yang boleh di
investasi.
4.
Bank Sentral
Peranan bank sentral dalam meggolah dana
minyak ini adalah kunci. Segala kebijakan yang di tetapkan parlament dan pasar
investasi yang di ijinkan oleh kementrian keuangan untuk menaruh uang minyak
ini pada hakekatnya akan di beri wewenang khusus kepada bank sentral untuk di
tindak lanjuti secara riil.
Selain keempat pilar diatas. Timor Leste memiliki sebuah
konsul khusus yang secara tidak langsung memiliki kepentingan mengawal dana
ini. Konsul yang dimaksud adalah “badan konsultatif dana perminyakan “ mereka
terdiri dari pensiunan pejabat Negara dan juga melibatkan lembaga swadaya masyarakat.
Tugas utama badan ini adalah memberikan nasehat-nasehat kepada parlamen
nasional batasan yang di perbolehkan atau di tolerir dalam penggunaan dana
minyak selama setahun. Kamis, 03 April 2014
Timor-Leste's Growth Remains Strong as Long-term Fiscal Outlook Tightens - ADB
Timor Leste’s non-oil economy will continue to grow strongly in 2014 and 2015, driven by government spending and private sector growth, according to the Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) Asian Development Outlook 2014 (ADO).
GDP growth of 8.5% is expected for the next two years, a modest rise from the 8.0% growth registered in 2013.
“The greatest challenge for policymakers is to translate petroleum wealth into jobs and services that produce sustainable and inclusive growth,” said Shane Rosenthal, ADB’s Timor-Leste Country Director. “This will require significant, long-term investments in education, skills training, and infrastructure such as roads, water supply, and electrification. ADB is a committed partner in these investments.”
Recent years have seen Timor-Leste’s growth moderating from the double digit growth rates registered from 2007 to 2011, as government spending has slowed. Annual government spending totals more than 80% of non-oil GDP, with most of the spending funded from oil royalties.
The offshore Bayu-Udan gas field brings in 95% of Timor-Leste’s oil and gas royalties, but production forecasts now suggest that production peaked in 2012 and reserves in the field could be exhausted by 2021 — four years earlier than previously thought. The modest adjustment in the expected future stream of oil royalties the timeliness of the government’s efforts to adjust downward its long term expenditure plans.
Although the 2013 budget planned increases in public capital investments of more than $800 million, project implementation delays resulted in only 43% of these funds being spent. The 2014 budget projects a 38% rise in recurrent expenditure and a 47% increase in government capital investment. However, because actual expenditures have fallen short of budgeted amounts in recent years, the effect of this spending on growth and inflation is hard to gauge.
In addition to growth driven by public expenditure, a 13.6% expansion in private sector credit and rising foreign direct investment has supported strong business growth. Trade statistics suggest that this growth was concentrated in services such as retail, wholesale, transport, and communications. However, financial markets remain underdeveloped with the ratio of private sector credit to non-oil GDP only 11.3%.
Inflation moderated in 2013 as a result of the lower government spending, the appreciation of the US dollar against many of the country’s leading trading partners, and lower international food prices. This marked a reversal of the trend toward higher inflation seen since 2011. Average annual inflation fell to 9.5% in 2013 from 10.9% in 2012.
GDP growth of 8.5% is expected for the next two years, a modest rise from the 8.0% growth registered in 2013.
“The greatest challenge for policymakers is to translate petroleum wealth into jobs and services that produce sustainable and inclusive growth,” said Shane Rosenthal, ADB’s Timor-Leste Country Director. “This will require significant, long-term investments in education, skills training, and infrastructure such as roads, water supply, and electrification. ADB is a committed partner in these investments.”
Recent years have seen Timor-Leste’s growth moderating from the double digit growth rates registered from 2007 to 2011, as government spending has slowed. Annual government spending totals more than 80% of non-oil GDP, with most of the spending funded from oil royalties.
The offshore Bayu-Udan gas field brings in 95% of Timor-Leste’s oil and gas royalties, but production forecasts now suggest that production peaked in 2012 and reserves in the field could be exhausted by 2021 — four years earlier than previously thought. The modest adjustment in the expected future stream of oil royalties the timeliness of the government’s efforts to adjust downward its long term expenditure plans.
Although the 2013 budget planned increases in public capital investments of more than $800 million, project implementation delays resulted in only 43% of these funds being spent. The 2014 budget projects a 38% rise in recurrent expenditure and a 47% increase in government capital investment. However, because actual expenditures have fallen short of budgeted amounts in recent years, the effect of this spending on growth and inflation is hard to gauge.
In addition to growth driven by public expenditure, a 13.6% expansion in private sector credit and rising foreign direct investment has supported strong business growth. Trade statistics suggest that this growth was concentrated in services such as retail, wholesale, transport, and communications. However, financial markets remain underdeveloped with the ratio of private sector credit to non-oil GDP only 11.3%.
Inflation moderated in 2013 as a result of the lower government spending, the appreciation of the US dollar against many of the country’s leading trading partners, and lower international food prices. This marked a reversal of the trend toward higher inflation seen since 2011. Average annual inflation fell to 9.5% in 2013 from 10.9% in 2012.
Rabu, 02 April 2014
East Timor not entitled to Bayu-Undan gas pipeline tax, Australia warns
MELBOURNE, Apr. 1
04/01/2014
By Rick Wilkinson
OGJ Correspondent
http://www.ogj.com/articles/2014/04/east-timor-not-entitled-to-bayu-undan-gas-pipeline-tax-australia-warns.html
OGJ Correspondent
http://www.ogj.com/articles/2014/04/east-timor-not-entitled-to-bayu-undan-gas-pipeline-tax-australia-warns.html
The image try to figure out, how small country effort against big country
The Australian government has written to East Timor to warn that the East Timorese are not entitled to tax the natural gas pipeline from the Bayu-Undan gas-condensate fields in the Timor Sea to the Darwin LNG plant operated by ConocoPhillips.
The letter, signed by Treasurer Joe Hockey and Industry Minister Ian Macfarlane, states that only Australia can tax the pipeline’s activities because it had “exclusive jurisdiction” under the Timor Sea Treaty.
The letter was apparently sent as an attempt to restart a constructive discussion over the treaty. Instead it has fueled an already volatile situation.
Australia and East Timor are currently in dispute over the Treaty with East Timor incensed at revelations that Australia bugged East Timor’s government offices in Dili during the original treaty negotiations. The espionage has been a trigger for East Timor to force arbitration in the International Court of Justice in The Hague to have the Treaty declared void.
East Timor now says that the recent letter about pipeline taxes gives it grounds to launch another round of arbitration about the treaty.
The country alleges that ConocoPhillips owes it hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue and it has a taxing right over income generated by the pipeline. East Timor and ConocoPhillips are currently in the middle of arbitration proceedings in Singapore over the alleged debt.
East Timor’s Petroleum Minister Alfredo Pires and the country’s Finance Minister Emilia Pires have written back to Australia saying that at no point has Australia raised objections to East Timor exercising its right to tax the pipeline even though Australia was aware East Timor was doing so.
East Timor’s legal advisors say the position stated in the Australian letter triggers a dispute under the Timor Sea Treaty. Australia has been attempting to have the current arbitration in The Hague thrown out on the grounds that the dispute mechanism under the treaty had not been activated.
The East Timorese say the letter has opened the door the Australians had been trying to close.
The East Timorese are concerned that Australia is waging a wider campaign over ownership of Timor Sea oil and gas reserves. Australia says the letter was simply an attempt to restart a constructive discussion and ensure there is clarity around tax arrangements in the Timor Sea.
The letter, signed by Treasurer Joe Hockey and Industry Minister Ian Macfarlane, states that only Australia can tax the pipeline’s activities because it had “exclusive jurisdiction” under the Timor Sea Treaty.
The letter was apparently sent as an attempt to restart a constructive discussion over the treaty. Instead it has fueled an already volatile situation.
Australia and East Timor are currently in dispute over the Treaty with East Timor incensed at revelations that Australia bugged East Timor’s government offices in Dili during the original treaty negotiations. The espionage has been a trigger for East Timor to force arbitration in the International Court of Justice in The Hague to have the Treaty declared void.
East Timor now says that the recent letter about pipeline taxes gives it grounds to launch another round of arbitration about the treaty.
The country alleges that ConocoPhillips owes it hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue and it has a taxing right over income generated by the pipeline. East Timor and ConocoPhillips are currently in the middle of arbitration proceedings in Singapore over the alleged debt.
East Timor’s Petroleum Minister Alfredo Pires and the country’s Finance Minister Emilia Pires have written back to Australia saying that at no point has Australia raised objections to East Timor exercising its right to tax the pipeline even though Australia was aware East Timor was doing so.
East Timor’s legal advisors say the position stated in the Australian letter triggers a dispute under the Timor Sea Treaty. Australia has been attempting to have the current arbitration in The Hague thrown out on the grounds that the dispute mechanism under the treaty had not been activated.
The East Timorese say the letter has opened the door the Australians had been trying to close.
The East Timorese are concerned that Australia is waging a wider campaign over ownership of Timor Sea oil and gas reserves. Australia says the letter was simply an attempt to restart a constructive discussion and ensure there is clarity around tax arrangements in the Timor Sea.
Jumat, 28 Maret 2014
Varius Turistiku Iha Timor
Turismu bele fo vantajen ba ema nebe uja hodi diak, pasiar
lemo rai hateke panorama fo kontente ba ema nudar saude psikologia no haforsa
saude. Turismu dala wain refere liu ba ema strangeiru sira maibe lolos turismu
signifika fatin ida atria ema barak atu
ba halibur no pasa nia tempu iha neba. Ema nebe ba area turistiku bele mai husi
liur stranjeiru sira no ema local sira nebe pasa tempu iha area refere.
Komik ituan kwandu rona iha radio, hare iha televijaun no
lee iha jurnal ema wain koalia turismu maibe ninian intensaun mak oinsa atu atria
ema husi rai liur duke ema turista nebe iha rai laran. Entaun, Timor persija hadia potensia area turismu ba ema atu konsume.
Ema sei hetan direita valor sei seitor nee dezenvolve didiak.
Duke ita fera kakutak no debate halo ulun manas kona ba
definisaun turismu. Diak liu ita kunyese ituan saida mak ita iha bodik hafresku
ita nian matan.
Iha Dili ema bele pasiar ba fatin turistiku balun hanesan tasi tolu: fatin nee overese natureja nian furak komesa husi bee lihun tolu, animal fuik hanesan manu bee nebe kapas mesak deit, no ema bele eksplora liu tan furak hirak nee ho la'o haleu pasajen hirak nee. iha tasi tolu nian sorin ema bele aproveita visita fatin relijiu ida nebe statua sao Paulo II nian hamrik metin hodi hateke ba Dili laran. Tasi tolu saimos fatin historiu luta nian tanba iha 20 Maio 2002, uja fatin refere bodik seremonia ofisialmente deklarasaun ba Mundu mosu Nasaun Timor Leste iha mapa mundu nian.
Iha Dili ema bele pasiar ba fatin turistiku balun hanesan tasi tolu: fatin nee overese natureja nian furak komesa husi bee lihun tolu, animal fuik hanesan manu bee nebe kapas mesak deit, no ema bele eksplora liu tan furak hirak nee ho la'o haleu pasajen hirak nee. iha tasi tolu nian sorin ema bele aproveita visita fatin relijiu ida nebe statua sao Paulo II nian hamrik metin hodi hateke ba Dili laran. Tasi tolu saimos fatin historiu luta nian tanba iha 20 Maio 2002, uja fatin refere bodik seremonia ofisialmente deklarasaun ba Mundu mosu Nasaun Timor Leste iha mapa mundu nian.
Tasi Tolu 1 Dili
Tasi Tolu 2 Dili
Alemde Tasi Tolu- Dili overese Tasi nian furak iha parte leste nian. Ema bele pasa nian tempu iha Area Branka Pasir putih, fatin nee nian furak liu maka rai henek mutik ho tasi nebe hakmatek diak tebes ba ema sira atu hariis. Iha Area Branka Nia sorin ema bele haris tasi no se diak liu reserva tempu hodi sae ba visita statu Kritu Liurai iha area nee. husi fatin ass Kristu Liu rai ema bele hateke tasi nian furak no fatin bark iha Dili. Statu Kristu Liurai nia Posisaun hateke ba tasi Loro Monu Nian.
Cristu Rei Dili
Area Branca Dili
Distritu Liquisa, overese istoria luta Timor Nian. benteng ka Kastelu tuan husik hela husi kolonialismu nian tempu hamrik metin nudar sasin ba visitantes. Kastelu vamosu iha Liquisa mak Katelu Aipelu no Kastelu Maubara. Husi Dili atu ba fatin nee bele uja Transportsaun publiku no bele aluga kareta ou belemos uja motorijada. iha luron Kastelu maubara nebe besik tasi turista sira bele husik tempu no hamaus matan iha tasi ninin. mini merkadu tradisional hamrik iha tasi ninin hodi faan produtu lokal nebe halo husi liman Ema Maubara sira.
Foto sira nee foti husi Google; no koko sei update loron ruma.
Benteng ka Kastelu Liquisa
Benteng ka Kstelu Aipelu Liquisa
Bee Manas Marobo; lokalisa iha suku Marobo Sub Distritu Bononaro Distritu Bobonaro. Husi Dili atu ba fatin nee liu husi Maliana kapital Bobonaro nian. Bee manas nian furak atrai ona ema wain halo visita em grupu ka idividual. fatin refere halo kedas tempu kolonialimu Portuguese. visita fatin nee ema sei hetan opputinidade haris bee manas no istoriamente bee nee bele kura moras isin katar no kaskadu nian. visita fatin nee turista bele eksplora liutan kustume emar Marobo nian. karik sorte diak turista bele hetan no sosa tais Marobo nebe uniku tebes iha Timor.
Bee Manas Marobo Maliana- Bobonaro 3
Lospalos distritu Leste liu iha Timor; ema visita iha neba konsege bele eksplora liu tan kostume uniku nebe Lospalos oan iha. Tempu okupasaun Indonesia Uma adat Lospalos sai nudar simblu identidade Timor nian. Visita fatin neba turista sei hare direita uma lulik orginal Lospalos nebe sei hamrik barak iha neba. Lospalos iha Ilha furak ida naran Ilha Jaco. virginidade ilha nee sei origin no furak atu eksplora liu tan.
Uma Tradisional Lospalos
Ainaro; overese foho no klima nian furak. Turistiku vamoju iha Ainaro mak Foho Ramelau. Uluk tempu okupasaun Indonesia Foho nee hanaran "Tatamailau". husi Ramelau Tutun turista bele aprovita hateke Timor Leste ninian Rai ho karekterismu foho haleu ninian ambiental.
Foho Ramelau Ainoro 1
Foho Ramelau Ainaro 2
Sub-Distritu Maubesi parte Ainaro iha pousada ida. fatin nee iha laletek Maubesi nian, ho klime nebe malirin ema bele goja nia tempu iha pousada leten.
Uma balun iha Maubesi
Pausada Maubesi
Furak sira nee sei virgen hela no seidauk fo vantajen ekonomia ba povu iha area relefantes. Espera Governantes iha hanoin ruma foti riku soin ida nee. Area barak seidauk esplora iha Timor laran bodik atrai ema nian matan hodi pasa tempu.
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