Renato Marques is a co-founder of Macau Daily Times Limited, a local news outlet in Macau, China. Renato's articles primarily focus on local news and politics, covering a range of topics including transportation, legislation, and community concerns. His work has also been featured in Mfame, further expanding his reach and impact as a journalist.
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Renato Marques' coverage primarily focuses on local news within Macau and China, with an emphasis on government announcements, events, and data citations. His articles often cover topics such as sports, finance & economy, transportation, tourism, and updates related to the decisions made by lawmakers.
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By: Renato Marques
T he candidates who were excluded from running in the Legislative Assembly (AL) elections in 2021 are still not eligible for this year's elections, the new president of the Electoral Affairs Committee for the AL elections (CAEAL), Seng Ioi Man, said on the sidelines of the inauguration ceremony for the president and members of CAEAL.
T he Public Security Police Force (PSP) has announced that last year, there were record-breaking border movements at the borders of Macau.
By: Renato Marques
R esidents living close to several major tourist sites have complained that the large number of visitors who visited Macau in 2024 is not respecting those who live in those areas and that there is excessive crowding and noise in many surrounding areas, Che Mei Leng, president of the Macao Sam Pa Mun Residents Mutual Aid Association, said in an interview with public broadcaster TDM.
By: Renato Marques
M acau casinos closed the year with an accumulated gross gaming revenue (GGR) of MOP226.78 billion. The final figures released by the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ) show the result to be some 5% higher than initially forecasted.
By: Renato Marques
T he Secretary for Administration and Justice, André Cheong, has called on the Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) officials to lead the bureau to evolve and update its structure and departments so it can better serve the population.
By: Renato Marques
T he Light Rapid Transit system (LRT) recorded a significant surge in the number of passengers transported last month.
By: Renato Marques
L awmakers José Pereira Coutinho and Ella Lei have urged the new government, led by Sam Hou Fai, to update the salaries of Civil Servants.
By: Renato Marques
L awmaker Ella Lei, representing the Macau Federation of Trade Unions (FAOM), has expressed concerns over the impact of the new Outdoor Performance Venue on the businesses of local small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
By: Renato Marques
T he local banking sector has continued on an escalation of non-performing loans over the year of 2024, with November hitting the highest level in 20 years, a report on the monetary and financial statistics released by the Monetary Authority of Macao (AMCM) noted.
By: Renato Marques
L awmaker Lei Chan U, representing the Macau Federation of Trade Unions (FAOM), has urged the government to amend the mechanism that adjusts elderly pensions based on the inflation rate.
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