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Unrest spreads beyond Dili

The head of East Timor's Parliament says gunfire and arson have occurred in a town south of the capital, Dili.

It is the first report of attacks outside the capital since Australian peacekeepers arrived two weeks ago.

Fransisco Guterres, who is also president of the ruling Fretilin Party, says the party office in Ermera is burning and the house of a party official has been attacked.
"I received information directly from Ermera that the house of a Fretilin official was damaged," he said.

"The office of Fretilin was burned and flames are still going.
"Two cars drove back and forth in the middle of the night while firing shots on the Ermera-Gleno road."

Mr Guterres did not say if anyone has been hurt.

Gleno town near Ermera is the base for a rebel army officer, Major Agusto "Tara" Araujo, who has demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri.
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But Mr Guterres' allegations are the first report of violence outside the capital since foreign troops landed.

Rebels implicated

Mr Guterres implies that Major Araujo or Major Reinado could have been behind the attack.
"Fretilin does not have weapons, not even one bullet," he said.

"The weapons that are in the hills ... are held by Major Alfredo and Major Tara."

He alleges the shooting has been done by people in military uniforms but that did not mean it was done by government-controlled forces.

"It could be that other people are exploiting the situation and did this," Mr Guterres said.

Major Araujo disputes Mr Guterres' account of there being any attack at all.
"One thousand times, this is 100 per cent false. Don't believe this," he said.

"This is propaganda by him to maintain his power... Better tell him to come here in a helicopter to see for himself, is there smoke or not?"

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