Identity area
Reference code
B SCNL-ETNMM-PTETNnews199008
Title
East Timor News Monthly Memo 1990-08
Date(s)
- August 1990 (Creation)
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Item
Extent and medium
Printed newsletter; 15 pp.
Context area
Name of creator
(1975-c. 2000)
Administrative history
The CDPM was the leading secular solidarity group in Portugal and a leading node for solidarity activism globally. Its collections are digitized through the Amilcar Cabral Centre, catalogue developed by J-P Catry. English summaries of documents available up to (date).
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Scope and content
Title: Monthly Memo
East Timor:
- Demonstration during anniversary mass
- Tensions between Timorese priests and their bishop
- Bishop Belo visits Rome
- Death of US journalist denied
- Reconciliation between Ramos-Horta and FRETILIN
- Rift within UDT leadership
- Social conditions within East Timor
- Documents received
Administrating Power: Portugal - UN mission to East Timor
- Cavaco Silva UN address
- Cavaco Silva visits Japan
International Issues: - “The twelve” harden the EEC position on Timor at the UN
- EEC-ACP assembly takes first step towards recognition of East Timor
- Council of Europe decides to prepare report on East Timor
Address by Portuguese Prime Minister, Cavavo Silva to the UN General Assembly (Sep 26, 1990)
Compromise resolution on the situation in east Timor replacing resolutions 94, 106, 116, and 140 (Sep 26, 1990)
Progress report of the Secretary-General, United Nations General Assembly (Sept 17, 1990)
Reports of recent conflict in Dili, East Timor, Australian Coicil for Overseas Aid (Oct 22, 1990)
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Language of material
- English
Script of material
- Latin
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Allied materials area
Existence and location of originals
Originals at Bishop’s University (Private Collection) & McMaster University