A guerrilla of Falintil, The National Armed Forces of East Timor, watches a U.N. car pass a checkpoint of the Falintil compound in Aileu, about 20 miles south of Dili, East Timor, June 26, 2000. The economy of East Timor, never vibrant, is in ruins since last year's upheaval after residents voted to split from Indonesia. Social services are nonexistent. East Timor's new leaders inherit the effects of five centuries of neglect by Portugal, its former colonial master, and 25 years of violent Indonesian rule that saw at least 100,000 deaths. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko)