Sources close to the Chief Executive (CE), cited by Macau Business – MNA, gave the first public signal that Ho Iat Seng is preparing to formally announce his candidacy for …
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I had little to say about the replacement of teachers at the Portuguese School after the editorial by the director of this newspaper two weeks ago. However, the illegitimate politicization …
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The end of Portuguese lawyers in Macau is cause for social alarm because it signals the end of an era: of an idea of an open and international city; of …
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The victory of the Democratic Alliance, by just two more lawmakers than the Socialist Party, opens up a governance dilemma: even with the support of the Liberal Initiative, to become …
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I remember well the first time I heard about administrative reform. Edmund Ho was in his first term as Chief Executive and spoke about public servants as if he had …
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We talk less and less in this city. In public, in cafés, in newspapers, in offices, in meetings… you can understand the reasons, but we need to get the talking …
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The end-of-year speeches by both Xi Jinping and Macau’s Chief Executive didn’t bring much news, with both opting for self-praise on economic development, focusing on the post-Covid recovery and the …
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The game’s revenue, which this year will be around 180 billion patacas, far exceeds the projection put forward by the Executive at the beginning of the year: 130 billion. It …
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The meeting between Xi Jinping and Joe Biden surprised many people. But more than desirable, it was inevitable. The United States and China are – and will be – adversaries, …
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As if the drama that is plaguing Ukraine were not enough, Israel’s reaction to the vile attack by Hamas – which would not have been expected – re-raises the specter …