Gusmao wins E. Timor's 1st presidential election

Gusmao wins E. Timor's 1st presidential election

DILI, East Timor, April 17 Kyodo - Xanana Gusmao speaks at a news conference in Dili on April 17 after winning a landslide victory in East Timor's first presidential election. ''It is with enormous gratitude and humility that I received the trust that the people have put in me,'' Gusmao said.

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