Martin, East Timorese faction reps pose for photo

Martin, East Timorese faction reps pose for photo

DILI, East Timor - United Nations Mission in East Timor head Ian Martin (C), pro-autonomy representative Domingos Soares (L) and pro-independence representative Leandro Isaac (R) pose for photographers in Dili on Aug. 9, after endorsing a code of conduct for political campaigning for the Aug. 30 referendum on autonomy or independence in the former Portuguese colony. Martin holds the symbols of the two groups to be used for illiterate voters.

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