Matai (Maucatar)

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Matai is a village (

Cova Lima District

Geography and politics

Matai has four sub-villages (Aldeias): Maior/Cunain (Kunain), Quiar (Kiar), Matai (former Cruz Mina Rai), and Lohorai.

Mr. Nuno Jose M. Pereira is the village leader.

Culture

Tetum Terik

are the main language in Matai.

Matai is a well known in Suai for its 'Tua Moruk', a kind of local

alcohol made out of palm or palm wine; according to the people of Suai^[who?] it is the best palm wine in Cova Lima.^{[citation needed}

]

Matai has one main Football Club called 'Hasuma' (Halibur Suco Matai).

History

In 1999 the two pro-Independence Marshal Amaral Cortereal, together with Mr. Felisberto, were captured in Matai and taken away by the Militia group( LAKSAUR) and murdered in Salele village. Their corpse identified in 2010 through an autopsy.^{[citation needed]}

References

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9°17′57″S 125°15′55″E / 9.2992°S 125.2653°E / -9.2992; 125.2653

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