Traffic detour in early 2024 at San Ma Lo, Inner Harbour end

Traffic will be redirected in the first half of 2024 at the Inner Harbour end of San Ma Lo in preparation for the pumping station

Bullying and harassment at work concern lawmakers

The recent case of a former employee of a media production company who suicided after having reported long-term bullying at her workplace has prompted lawmakers Leong

Lawmakers identify flaws on diversification plan, point out lack of clear path for key industries

Several lawmakers have decided to make their opinions and suggestions public on the “Development Plan for Appropriate Economic Diversification of the Macao Special Administrative Region

Nine of 16 planned gov’t bills pending

Nine bills the government was to submit to the parliament this year are still pending. The government had planned to submit 16 bills to the

Parliament adds MOP7m to its budget this year

The parliament passed an internal bill Tuesday to add MOP7 million of spending to its budget this year, pushing the budget as high as MOP205.6 million.

Lawmaker Ma Io Fong wants law changes to protect vulnerable against sex crimes

Lawmaker Ma Io Fong wants to amend local laws, establishing harsher penalties for those who engage in sexual harassment or abuse of children or other vulnerable

Lawmakers continue to call for more financial support measures

Several lawmakers, including Nick Lei, José Pereira Coutinho, and Song Pek Kei, addressed the plenary of the Legislative Assembly (AL) on Tuesday, calling for the

Lawmakers Lei and Lam want gov’t to release unused land for public use

The government should make better use of idle plots of land by opening them to public use, said lawmakers Ella Lei and Ron Lam in

Lei Wai Nong claims no discrimination on access to jobs, lawmakers disagree

The Secretary for Economy and Finance, Lei Wai Nong, said yesterday at a plenary session at the Legislative Assembly (AL) that there are no cases in

Abandoned tire park project still causing controversy

The abandonment of the project to build in Taipa’s central district an amusement and leisure park using old tires is still causing controversy among the lawmakers

National Security Bill passed without much discussion

The National Security Law Amendment Bill was passed yesterday unanimously in parliament with only two questions raised by lawmaker Ron Lam. When the second reading

Lawmaker calls for improving education on environmental protection

More general education on environmental protection should be introduced to make progress in the area, lawmaker Wu Chou Kit said in his parliamentary pre-agenda speech yesterday.

New Generation of Macau ID bill passes in first reading

The bill to update the rules regulating the issuing and use of the Macau Identity Card (Macau ID) passed yesterday in its first reading at the Legislative

Integration of local residents in Hengqin not going smoothly

Before yesterday’s plenary session of the Legislative Assembly, several lawmakers addressed concerns over the integration of local residents in Hengqin. One of the most

Lawmakers alerted of unbalanced ‘economic recovery’ penalizing workers

The return to high activity in different economic sectors, revived by the sudden increase in the number of visitors, is creating an unbalanced recovery of the

Women’s Day as background to address equality

The nearing of International Women’s Day on March 8, served as background for several lawmakers of the Legislative Assembly to address the topic of the

Maternity leave subsidy and minimum wage among labor rights to be revised

The complementary subsidy for paid maternity leave, the minimum wage, and the compensation system for work-related accidents or occupational hazards are among a group of matters related to

‘Strolling on Almeida Ribeiro’ meets with mixed reviews from lawmakers

Strolling on Almeida Ribeiro, the event which was held twice over the Lunar New Year period and which transformed the Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro into

Unemployment still worries lawmakers

Unemployment and the protection of the jobs of local residents was, once again, under the spotlight, with several lawmakers addressing the plenary at the Legislative Assembly on

Trade Union Law passed in first reading despite heavy criticism

The bill that aims to legalize and regulate the creation of Trade Unions in Macau was passed yesterday at the Legislative Assembly (AL) in its first

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