Colmera

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File:Colmera und Caicoli.png

Map of Colmera.

Colmera is a Suco of East Timor and a district of the state capital Dili. It is governed by the Vera Cruz Administrative Post.

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Government Palace, Dili
Hotel Timor
File:Palacio do Governo 2011.jpg
Government Palace in Colmera.

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In the 2004/2005 elections, Ricardo Guterres was elected Chefe de Suco. In the 2009 elections, Armenio Aleixo da Silva won^[1] and in 2016 Armenio A. da Silva.

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