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- Gastão Salsinha was the de facto leader of the East Timor rebel movement following the death of former leader Major Alfredo Reinado. Salsinha was a member...
- hours. When Gusmão contacted Salsinha earlier that day in an attempt to prevent the issuing of the declaration, Salsinha told him that it was "too late"...
- Dili. A group of rebel soldiers under the command of Lieutenant Gastão Salsinha invaded Gusmão's home, finding Gusmão's wife Kirsty and children but not...
- Petitioner rebels from the Military Police platoon joined up with the Salsinha Petitioners and rebel Reserve Police, launching a major ****ault on Dili...
- Mick Mumford Ismeth Nayan Ismail Jorge Barradas Taur Matan Ruak Gastão Salsinha Alfredo Reinado  † Strength 13,536 troops 372 police 9 ships Unknown Casualties...
- Salsigne (French pronunciation: [salsiɲ] ; Occitan: Salsinha) is a commune in the Aude department in southern France. Communes of the Aude department "Répertoire...
- F-FDTL's military police unit, and most of his soldiers including Lt Gastão Salsinha abandoned their posts in protest at what they saw as the army's deliberate...
- men of the Australian ISF, including soldiers. He was joined by Gastão Salsinha, and Leonardo Isaac, another leader of the rebel soldiers and the Member...
- Maliana, the country's second minor seminary. In 2016, Father Angelo Salsinha was rector of the seminary. Speaking at the seminary on 8 March 2016, Msgr...
- subsequently stood down. Reinado and nine other rebels—possibly including Gastao Salsinha according to one source—were believed to have evaded the Australian cordon...