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Timorese president wants faster and more accessible justice against economic exploitation situations

SAPO Notícias15 September 2026 at 05:51

The President of Timor-Leste, José Ramos-Horta, today defended a faster and more accessible justice, including in the fight against situations of economic exploitation. The Timorese head of state emphasized the need to guarantee that citizens have quick access to effective judicial mechanisms. This appeal comes in the context of concerns about economic exploitation practices in the country. Ramos-Horta's position reflects the intention to strengthen the Timorese judicial system and protect citizens from abusive situations.

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Timorese citizens directly benefit from a faster and more accessible judicial system, which allows them to obtain faster responses to situations of economic exploitation. This defense by the President comes following concerns about the need to protect the population from abusive economic practices in the country.

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