E. Timor leader sees 3-year transition period for Timor

MANILA, Philippines - Pro-independence leader Jose Ramos-Horta (C) says in Manila on July 24 his group would press for a three-year transition period for East Timor under the supervision of the United Nations should voters reject an autonomy deal proposed by Jakarta. The photo shows Ramos-Horta meeting the press at an international airport in Manila.

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