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 directly elected lawmakers from the group “New Hope,” which primarily represents civil servants, are hopeful that the government will increase the wages of civil servants next year, José Pereira Coutinho and Che Sai Wang said during a media briefing yesterday where they reviewed the legislative work at the Legislative Assembly (AL).
By: Renato Marques
D isputably the best regarded and most famous international annual photojournalism and documentary photography contest – World Press Photo (WPP) – has pulled out of China citing strict government regulations and the risks involved for the local organizers, Babette Warendorf, director of Exhibitions & Partnerships of the World Press Photo Foundation, has told the Times.
The local gross domestic product (GDP) has recorded a significant growth of 15.7% in the first six months of this year, information from the Statistics and Census Service (DSEC) indicates. According to DSEC, the GDP expanded by 15.7% year-on-year in real terms to MOP204.3 billion in the first half of 2024, surpassing for the first […]
By: Renato Marques
S am Hou Fai, the judge and president of the Court of Final Appeal (TUI), has been exonerated from his posts by the Chief Executive (CE) at his request, according to an executive order published yesterday in the government’s official gazette.
By: Renato Marques
T he Judiciary Police (PJ) has issued a warning about a new online scam exploiting the upcoming gala event, “Our Pride! – Meeting with the National Olympic Athletes Delegation in Macau,” scheduled to take place at the East Asian Games Dome on Sept. 1.
By: Renato Marques
P assing through Macau in a visit that was extended to Guangzhou and Hong Kong, the Secretary of State for Portuguese Communities, José Cesário has said that Macau and the Portuguese living in Macau are a priority for the new Portuguese government.
The survey on manpower needs and wages for the second quarter (Q2) of 2024 has shown that the demand for manpower continued to increase amid the recovery of the local economy, the Statistics and Census Service (DSEC) said in a release note. According to the survey that covered Wholesale & Retail Trade; Transport, Storage & […]
J udge Sam Hou Fai has officially formalized his candidacy for the post of new Chief Executive (CE) of Macau.
By: Renato Marques
W ong Wai Man, president of the Macau Bar Benders Association, attempted to stage a protest in the lobby of the Macao Science Center, adjacent to the conference room where Sam Hou Fai was holding a press conference.
By: Renato Marques
A n amendment to the rules regarding eligibility for representative teams, which was adopted by the FIFA Congress on Sep. 18, 2020, is causing all non-Chinese nationals listed to play for the Macau Football Association (MFA) to become ineligible for the team. This information was confirmed to the Times by a FIFA representative based in Beijing.
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