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WEBEDITORIAL – Clearing the way beyond the buzzwords. Macau September 6, 2024.
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WEBSeptember 8, 2024. Following the name change, the Macao University of Tourism is committed to further development by increasing its student body from 2,100 to 3,000, introducing new programmes, and broadening international horizons for students, says Rector Fanny Vong.
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WEBDecember gaming revenue reaches MOP 7.9 billion, full-year up 43.7 pct. Breaking News January 1, 2022.
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WEBIsraeli strikes on Syria kill at least 14: state media. September 9, 2024. Game over? Venezuelan opposition looks cornered as Maduro digs in. September 9, 2024.
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WEBSep 22, 2023 · Macau Pass has announced that its e-wallet Mpay users will now be able to make payments in both mainland China and Hong Kong. In collaboration with Alipay+, the new cross-border payment service allows Macau residents to pay in both regions by switching to the Alipay+ overseas payment code on …
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WEBMGM Osaka targets autumn 2030 opening as operator forfeits exit clause: report. September 9, 2024.
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WEBFeb 27, 2021 · According to the petitioners associated with Macau Conscience, the use of the word Macau, in its Portuguese origin, “shows respect for history and customs”. The group also recalls that it is still “Macau” that appears on the region’s coat of arms. The question is “highly symbolic,” agrees Professor Moody. “But that does not mean ...
Special Report – One city, four ‘languages’ - Macau Business
WEBLocal Cantonese-speaking people describe that as the saam man sei jyu (三文四語), referring to written Chinese, Portuguese and English and spoken Cantonese, Putonghua, Portuguese and English. The government itself has adopted a policy of promoting “three written languages, four spoken languages” (três línguas, quarto idiomas, in ...
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