East Timorese voted Saturday in parliamentary elections that are expected to be a fight between two major parties and a third, recently established party.A total of 1,118 polling stations, which opened at 7 a.m., closed at 3 p.m. and vote-counting immediately got underway.More than 760,000 voters were eligible to cast ballots to elect the National Parliament's 65 members through a party-list proportional representation system.The elections took place amid an increasing level of discontent among young voters over the country's economic outlook.Twenty-one political parties contested the elect…READ FULL ARTICLE
