Ilda Maria da Conceição

Ilda Maria da Conceição (born 23 November 1957), whose resistance names were Lalo Imin (independence or death, never integration) the daughter of Beatriz Araújo and Agustinho da Costa Pinto. The marriage produced a daughter and a son. and her story featured in the film The Uprise of the mauberes (Tetum: Maubere oan sira hamrik ba; Portuguese: O levante dos mauberes). She held the office from November 2000 to September 2001. From 2001 to 2006 she was elected representative for the Viqueque district in the Central Committee of FRETILIN. Dismissed from that role on 4 March 2003, At the second National Congress of FRETILIN 2006, she was elected to the judicial commission of FRETILIN, to which she belonged until 2011, She became a member of the Commission for Health, Education and Culture (Commission F), and substitute delegate of the national group of the National Parliament at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP).

In the parliamentary elections in 2018 Conceição was in position 35 on the ballot, and was unsuccessful at the election.

Awards On November 28, 2006, Conceição received from the government the Nicolau Lobato Order for her extraordinary participation and contribution to the liberation of East Timor.