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A Ilialai 2 E.P Jornal da República Quarta-Feira, 21 de Junho de 2017 Série II, N.° 24A $ . 2.50 PUBLICAÇÃO OFICIAL DA REPÚBLICA DEMOCRÁTICA DE TIMOR - LESTE Número Extraordinário SUMÁRIO MINISTERIO DA ADMINISTRAÇÃO ESTATAL : Secretariado Técnico de Administração Eleitoral (STAE) Lista Naran no Numero Sentro Votasaun / Estasaun Votasaun ba Eleisaun Parlamentar 2017.......................................................1 LISTA NARAN NO NUMERO SENTRO VOTASAUN / ESTASAUN VOTASAUN BA ELEISAUN PARLAMENTAR 2017 Municipio Postu Administrativo Suco # C.V. Naran C.V # E.V. Naran E.V. Sede Suco Aisirimou 2 Sede Suco Aisirimou Aissirimou 3 Sede Aldeia Aituhu Laran 1 Sede Aldeia Aituhu Laran Centro Comunitario Besilau 1 Centro Comunitario Besilau Sede Suco Bandudato 1 Sede Suco Bandudato Bandudato 2 EP. Taiblor 1 EP. Taiblor EP. Fahisoi (Lequidoe) 1 EP. Fahisoi (Lequidoe) Fahiria 2 Sede Suco Fahiria 1 Sede Suco Fahiria Sede Suco Fatubosa 1 Sede Suco Fatubosa Fatubosa 2 EP.No.4 Daisoli 1 EP.No.4 Daisoli Hoholau 1 Sede Suco Hoholau 1 Sede Suco Hoholau Lahae 1 Sede Suco Lahae 1 Sede Suco Lahae Lausi 1 Sede Suco Lausi 1 Sede Suco Lausi Lequitura 1 EP. Lequitura 1 EP. Lequitura Saboria 1 Sede Suco Saboria 1 Sede Suco Saboria Aileu -Vila Aileu EPS. Seloi Craik 1 EPS. Seloi Craik Seloi Craik 3 EP. Hlal Meta 1 EP. Hlal Meta Sede Suco Seloi Craik 1 Sede Suco Seloi Craik EP. No1 Aileu Villa 2 EP. No1 Aileu Villa Seloi Malere 3 E.S.Publico. No 1 Aileu 1 E.S.Publico. No 1 Aileu EP. Maurussa 1 E.P. Maurussa E.P.D. Baumeta S.Liurai 2 E.P.D. Baumeta S.Liurai Suco Liurai 2 EP. Raerema 1 EP. Raerema Sub Total 12 22 25 EP. Kunsin 1 EP. Kunsin Bocolelo 2 EP Bocolelo 1 EP Bocolelo Sede Suco Cotolau 1 Sede Suco Cotolau Cotolau 2 E.P.S. Madabeno 1 E.P.S. Madabeno Fatisi 1 E.P. Bocolelo 1 E.P. Bocolelo E.P.F. Madabeno 1 E.P.F. Madabeno Madabeno 2 E.P.S. Madabeno 1 E.P.S. Madabeno Laulara Sede Aldeia Talitu 1 Sede Aldeia Talitu Talitu 2 AILEU Sede Suco Talitu 1 Sede Suco Talitu Tohumeta 1 Sede Suco Tohumeta 1 Sede Suco Tohumeta Sub Total 6 10 10 Série II, N.° 24A Quarta-Feira, 21 de Junho de 2017 Página 1 Jornal da República Sub Total 6 10 10 Sede Suco Acubilitoho 1 Sede Suco Acubilitoho Acubilitoho 2 Posto Sisca Biloko 1 Posto Sisca Biloko Bereleu 1 Sede Suco Bereleu 1 Sede Suco Bereleu Sede Suco Betulau 1 Sede Suco Betulau Betulau 2 EP.Lebutu 1 EP.Lebutu Fahisoi 1 Sede Suco Fahisoi 1 Sede Suco Fahisoi Faturilau 1 Sede Suco Faturilau 1 Sede Suco Faturilau Lequidoe Manucassa 1 Sede Suco Manucasa 1 Sede Suco Manucasa Namolesso 1 Sede Suco Namoleso 1 Sede Suco Namoleso Sub Total 7 9 9 Sede Suco Acumau 1 Sede Suco Acumau Acumau 2 EP. Lerolisa 1 EP. Lerolisa Sede Suco Fadabloco 1 Sede Suco Fadabloco Fadabloco 3 EP. Liquica 1 EP. Liquica Sede Aldeia Rileu 1 Sede Aldeia Rileu Postu Sisca Deruhati 1 Postu Sisca Deruhati Fahisoi 2 E. Infantil Mautoba 1 E. Infantil Mautoba EPF. Raimerahei 1 EPF. Raimerahei Faturassa 2 Sede Suco Faturassa 1 Sede Suco Faturassa Remexio Hautoho 1 Sede Suco Hautoho 1 Sede Suco Hautoho Maumeta 1 Sede Suco Maumeta 1 Sede Suco Maumeta Suco Liurai 1 Sede Suco Liurai 1 Sede Suco Liurai Sede Suco Tulataqueo 1 Sede Suco Tulataqueo Tulataqueo 2 EP. Aicurus 1 EP. Aicurus Sub Total 8 14 14 Total 33 55 58 Postu Municipio Suco # C.V. Naran C.V # E.V. Naran E.V. Administrativu Sede Joventude Ainaro 1 Sede Joventude Ainaro Ainaro 3 EBF. Seulau 1 EBF. Seulau Escola Venancio Fras 2 Escola Venancio Fras EF. Casa 2 EF. Casa Casa 2 Sede Juventude Lias 1 Sede Juventude Lias Manutasi 1 Sede Juventude Manutasi 2 Sede Juventude Manutasi Mau-Nuno 1 EP. Maununo 1 EP. Maununo Ainaro Mau-Ulo 1 Sede Juventude Mau-ulo 1 Sede Juventude Mau-ulo Soro 1 Sede Juventude Soro 2 Sede Juventude Soro Sede Juventude Soru Craik 1 Sede Juventude Soru Craik Suru Craik 2 Sede Suco Suru craik 1 Sede Suco Suru craik Sub Total 7 11 15 EBC. Mau-chiga 2 EBC. Mau-chiga Mau-Chiga 2 EP. Leotelo 1 EP. Leotelo EP. Aituto 2 EP. Aituto EF. Maula-Hulo 1 EF. Maula-Hulo Mulo 4 Sede Juventude Mulo 1 Sede Juventude Mulo EP. Querema 1 EP. Querema Sede Juventude Nunumoge 1 Sede Juventude Nunumoge Hatu-Builico Nuno-Mogue 3 Sede Aldeia Querema 1 Sede Aldeia Querema EP. Hatuibuilico 2 EP. Hatuibuilico Sub Total 3 9 12 EP. Ailora 2 EP. Ailora Foho-Ailico 3 Sede Suco Foho Ailico 1 Sede Suco Foho Ailico EP. Bobe 1 EP. Bobe EP. No 1 Hato-udo 3 EP. No 1 Hato-udo Sede Suco Leolima 1 Sede Suco Leolima Leolima 5 EP. Bonuc 1 EP. Bonuc Hato-Udo AINARO EP. Goulau 1 EP. Goulau EP. Luru 2 EP. Luru Sub Total 2 8 12 Série II, N.° 24A Quarta-Feira, 21 de Junho de 2017 Página 2 Jornal da República EP. Fleixa 2 EP. Fleixa Aituto 3 EP. Grotu 2 EP. Grotu EP. Licbau-Ulo 2 EP. Licbau-Ulo EP. Demutete 1 EP. Demutete Edi 2 Sede Suco Edi 1 Sede Suco Edi Fatubesi 1 Sede Suco Fatubesi 1 Sede Suco Fatubesi Horai-Quik 1 Sede Suco Horai-Quik 1 Sede Suco Horai-Quik Liurai 1 EP. Liurai 1 EP. Liurai Manelobas 1 Sede Suco Manelobas 1 Sede Suco Manelobas EP. Libululi 2 EP. Libululi Manetu 2 Sede Suco Manetu 1 Sede Suco Manetu EP. No1 Maubisse Vila 3 EP. No1 Maubisse Vila EP. Rialeco 1 EP. Rialeco Maubise Villa 4 Maubise EP Riamori 1 EP Riamori EP. Liquite 1 EP. Liquite EPC. Mau Lau 2 EPC. Mau Lau Maulau 3 EP. Rita 1 EP. Rita EP. Lumu Luli 1 EP. Lumu Luli Sub Total 9 18 25 Total 21 46 64 Postu # # Municipio Suco Naran C.V. Naran E.V. Administrativu C.V. E.V. Afaloicai 1 E.P.C. Afaloicai 1 E.P.C. Afaloicai Sede Suco Alawa Craik 1 Sede Suco Alawa Craik Alawa Craic 2 E.P.P. No1 Alawa Craik 1 E.P.P. No1 Alawa Craik E.P.F. Lebenei 1 E.P.F. Lebenei Alawa Leten 2 Sede Suco Alawa Leten 1 Sede Suco Alawa Leten Defawasi 1 Sede Suco Defawasi 1 Sede Suco Defawasi E.P.P Afalari 1 E.P.P Afalari E.P.P. Rufagia 1 E.P.P. Rufagia E.P.C .Haeconi 1 E.P.C .Haeconi Haeconi 5 E.P.F. Uaiboro 1 E.P.F. Uaiboro Sede Suco Tuan Lequiboro Sede Suco Tuan Lequiboro Baguia 1 Uai Uai E.P.C. Bubuha 1 E.P.C. Bubuha Larisula 2 Sede Suco Larisula 1 Sede Suco Larisula Lavateri 1 Sede Suco Lavateri 1 Sede Suco Lavateri Ossuhuna 1 Sede Suco Ossohuna 1 Sede Suco Ossohuna Samalari E.P.P Gulari 1 E.P.P Gulari 2 Sede Suco Samalari 2 Sede Suco Samalari Uacala 1 E.P.P. Uacala 1 E.P.P. Uacala Sub-Total 10 18 19 E.P.C. Sao Domingos Savio 3 E.P.C. Sao Domingos Savio Bahu 3 E.P. No 1 Central 1 E.P. No 1 Central E.P.P. No 1 Bauoli 2 E.P. No 1 Bauoli Bucoli 1 E.P.C. Bucoli 2 E.P.C. Bucoli E.P.S. Bela Vista 1 E.P.S. Bela Vista Buibau 2 E.P. Buibau 3 E.P. Buibau E.B.No 4 Buruma 1 E.B.No 4 Buruma Buruma 2 Sede Suco Buruma 2 Sede Suco Buruma E.B. Caibada Uaimua 1 E.B. Caibada Uaimua Caibada 2 E.E.B no 8 Caibada Makasae 1 E.E.B no 8 Caibada Makasae Escola Colegio Fatumaca 1 Escola Colegio Fatumaca Gariuai 3 Sede Suco Gariuai 2 Sede Suco Gariuai BAUCAU E.P.C. Uatua 1 E.P.C. Uatua Série II, N.° 24A Quarta-Feira, 21 de Junho de 2017 Página 3 Jornal da República Sede Suco Samalari 1 Sede Suco Samalari Samalari 2 E.P.C No. 14 Samalari 1 E.P.C No. 14 Samalari Sede Suco Seical 1 Sede Suco Seical Seical 2 E.P.S. Seical 1 E.P.S. Seical E.P.S. No 03 Vila Nova 1 E.P.S. No 03 Vila Nova Tirilolo 3 E.P.P.Trilolo 3 E.P.P.Trilolo Baucau E.P.Caisido 2 E.P.Caisido Triloca 1 Sede Suco Triloca 2 Sede Suco Triloca Uailili 1 E.P.Uailili 3 E.P.Uailili Sub-Total 11 22 36 E.P.P. Bordua 1 E.P.P. Bordua Atelari 2 Sede Suco Atelari 1 Sede Suco Atelari Libagua 1 Sede Suco Libagua 1 Sede Suco Libagua Nunira 1 Sede Suco Nunira 1 Sede Suco Nunira Saelari 1 Sede Suco Saelari 2 Sede Suco Saelari Centro Comunitario Abuti 1 Centro Comunitario Abuti Sagadate 3 E.P.F. Beliuali 1 E.P.F. Beliuali E.P. Sagadate 2 E.P. Sagadate Laga E.P. Tomagua 1 E.P. Tomagua Samalari 2 Sede Suco Samalari 2 Sede Suco Samalari E.P.P. Soba 1 E.P.P. Soba Soba 2 Sede Suco Soba 1 Sede Suco Soba Tequinomata 1 E.P. No 4 Samaguia 2 E.P. No 4 Samaguia Sub-Total 8 13 17 Abafala 1 Sede Suco Abafala 1 Sede Suco Abafala E.B.C. Abo Daemena 1 E.B.C. Abo Daemena Abo 3 E.B.C. Abo Lir 1 E.B.C.
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