Candidates promise to focus on issues such as housing, traffic, care of the elderly and integration with the Greater Bay Area.
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Judges rule that the vigil would broach Macao law; organisers say they will hold the event online instead.
The inaugural Shanghai-Macao Cooperation Conference is set to cover financial services, the MICE industry and education and youth affairs.
The Court of Second Instance ruled that he should again be tried at first instance for crimes of passive corruption, money laundering and abuse of power.
Lawmaker complains that police refusal to grant permission is due to political considerations and has nothing to do with Covid-19 control measures.
Commission Against Corruption promises to pursue its mission, while paying extra attention to cracking down on use of government subsidies.
Few complaints are serious, but the CCAC will continue to monitor the situation to ensure this autumn’s voting proceeds smoothly.
As preparations for Legislative Assembly elections take shape, commissioner urges voters to update their personal details.
The Macao government has set up a committee to strengthen the integration of the special administrative region with Chinese development.