Ao relatives’ sentences reduced at appeal
Relatives of the former Transport and Public Works Secretary who were sentenced to prison terms were granted significant reductions in an appeal against the ruling at the first instance. (more…)
Relatives of the former Transport and Public Works Secretary who were sentenced to prison terms were granted significant reductions in an appeal against the ruling at the first instance. (more…)
A series of public infrastructure projects will help Macau’s economy to keep afloat for the coming year, said a principal official. (more…)
The Chief Executive Ho Hau Wah (何厚鏵) explained that the scope of application of the national security bill is a lot smaller than other laws concerning serious offences. (more…)
The Government will provide an extra MOP52 million to subsidise the tuition fees and other expenses for students in the non-higher education sector. (more…)
The Chief Executive promised to consider outlining clear measures in due course to balance between leaking state secrets and freedom of press. (more…)
The Central Government in Beijing may relax restrictions imposed to mainland Chinese residents to visit Macau, in a move to save Macau from possible economic downturn. (more…)
Macau’s economic and financial secretary guaranteed that the Government will concert all efforts to ensure the employment of the local population at times of economic downturn. (more…)
A higher education institution in Macau has set up a centre for Chinese language and culture in a city in central Portugal, in collaboration with a partner institution there. (more…)
A 40-day consultation period on the national security bill to comply with Article 23 of the Basic Law began yesterday (22 October) with a high profile press conference by the Chief Executive. (more…)
Chief Executive Ho Hau Wah (何厚鏵) guaranteed that Macau’s freedom of speech will not be controlled or clamped down even the national security bill is introduced. (more…)