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Edition 3148 THE STATE OF THE ART THIRD VICTIM REPORTS Interview with QATAR AIRWAYS SEXUAL ASSAULT photographer, journalist STARTS CARGO A third alleged victim of the and author Robin Moyer, SERVICES TO 78-year-old instructor of a local who will present a talk in MACAU music and painting interest Macau tomorrow course has come forward P4 P5 P5 FRI.12 Oct 2018 T. 21º/ 25º C H. 60/ 95% facebook.com/mdtimes + 11,000 MOP 8.00 3148 N.º HKD 10.00 FOUNDER & PUBLISHER Kowie Geldenhuys EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Paulo Coutinho www.macaudailytimes.com.mo “ THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN’ ” MACAU US report says freedom of speech threatened P3 AP PHOTO WORLD BRIEFS AP PHOTO INDONESIA The heads of the World Bank and IMF appealed yesterday to the U.S. and China to cool their dispute over technology policy and play by world trade rules, as tumbling share prices drove home potential perils from a clash between the world’s two biggest economies. More on p10 AP PHOTO More than 1,200 people on death row THAI authorities convicted 70 Pakistani asylum seekers of staying illegally in Thailand despite their Malaysia claims it will protestations that they face persecution if they are sent home, as police intensify a crackdown end death penalty on illegal immigration. More on p12 P12 More on backpage for all crimes INSIDE 12.10.2018 fri 2 MACAU 澳聞 WWW.MACAUDAILYTIMES.COM.MO More provinces to become source Organizer hopes locals will of helpers Macau may be able to hire come to support fundraising for domestic helpers from more mainland provinces before the end of this month, according to a report by Macao Daily News. quake-tsunami victims The Labor Affairs Bureau (DSAL) raised the possibility earlier in OCAL international church Local Australian artist De- April. Currently, Guangdong and Jesus Alive Ministry (JAM), nis Murrel has donated two L AP PHOTO Fujian are the only two provinces the organizer of this Sunday’s umbrellas with his paintings allowed to export domestic “Day of Prayer & Fundraising on them for auction, and local helpers to Macau. In July, Chinese for the Victims of 2018 Sulawe- Filipino children book author authorities announced that seven si Earthquake and Tsunami,” is Bei Terra will donate 10 of her other provinces – Guangxi, Anhui, hoping to attract both Indone- books for sale this Sunday, Hunan, Hubei, Jiangxi, Sichuan sian and local participants with with all proceeds to be donated and Guizhou – would be added the compassion to support the to the quake-tsunami victims. to the list of approved provinces. fundraising effort. “JAM church is collaborating A meeting on the topic was held The event will be held on with Jakarta-based Christian in Xiabei on Wednesday and was Sunday from 4-6 p.m. on the channel, Pijar TV, who will vi- attended by representatives from third-floor auditorium of the sit and distribute the donations DSAL, the Liaison Office in Macau, Macau Assembly of God Chur- in the form of goods to some and the seven provinces. ch (E, G/F, 15. R. de Ferreira of the Central Sulawesi areas Rescuers rest near the ruin of a house at Balaroa neighborhood in Palu do Amaral), opposite Hotel worst hit by the devastating Lawmakers Royal and across the road from quake-tsunami,” Humphrey Tap Seac Multisport Pavilion. It shows that Macau people [an] event,” he added. said. He noted that Pijar TV continue Gilbert Humphrey, also also care about others living in According to Humphrey, will document the fundraiser known as Beto Bebeto, voiced other countries.” who is also the president of as a report and follow-up on mainland visit in his expectations during yes- “Indonesians make up one of Macau Local Indonesians As- the funds donated from Macau. terday’s briefing for the event the biggest migrant groups in sociation (MLIA) as well as a Sunday’s fundraising is spon- Tianjin volunteers: “Yes we would love town. The Indonesian migrant local journalist and radio host sored by Macau Daily Times, The Macau delegation of the everyone to donate to help the workers have helped locals a of Macau’s only Indonesian Macau Post Daily, Jornal Tri- Legislative Assembly continued people of Central Sulawesi lot. I think it’s only normal that radio programme, the prayer- buna de Macau, and Kumbang their trip to mainland China with a who have been displaced and anyone who has an Indonesian fundraising event will include Toh! News, with official su- visit to Tianjin yesterday, where the lost everything, but a little act friend or worker or with any song and dance performances pport from Macau Child Deve- 29 lawmakers met with Tianjin’s of support like simply coming other connection with Indo- from several local Indonesian lopment Association (MCDA) People’s Congress. Lawmaker to this Sunday’s event just to nesia, like the Chinese-Indo- migrant groups, including as well as the Macau Assembly Chui Sai Peng said that Macau can join in prayer with us, to me, nesians or Yan Nei Va Kio in Srikandi Macau and Peduli of God Church as the venue benefit by learning from Tianjin is more than enough already. Macau, is expected to join such BMI Macau. sponsor. in terms of urban protection, as well as achieving a balance between reclamation and ecological protection. Lawmaker Ella Lei declared that Macau can learn from Contemporary artists from Lusophone Tianjin when it comes to preserving coastal land by building green corridors for public use, therefore countries showcase works helping Macau to become a hub for LUBE Militar de is As in previous instances In a different approa- ging and diverse, and yet travel and day-to-day living. Cholding the “Luso- of the event, the curators’ ch, both technically and provide a sense of balan- phone Painters Exhibi- mission for this exhibi- figuratively, Lio Man ce and unity. We strived UM launches tion” from until Novem- tion is to “promote the Cheong’s works open up to do as much, but it is ber 4, featuring 27 works meeting at this hall of a dialogue about matters not up to us to make the new admission that underlie the diver- artists from all the Portu- of memory and remem- judgment,” the statement sity and creativity of the guese-speaking countries brance. read. schemes visual arts in those coun- and Macau.” Graça Costa draws on “As might be expected, tries. The format of the exhi- fabrics to recreate abs- their vision and approa- The University of Macau (UM) The exhibition aims to bition aims to bring toge- tract pictures in three di- ches are both singular recently held the Principals’ contribute to deepening ther three original works mensions. The Portugue- and diverse; and yet, we Recommended Admission Talk cultural relations be- from one artist coming se Alfredo Luz will pre- believe the intent and 2019/2020. This year’s Principals’ tween China and the Por- is also set to exhibit their from each country and sent works that feature expressive power of their Recommended Scheme will tuguese-speaking coun- works in the exhibition. will invite a local artist to the world of dreams and works are recognizab- include two new schemes with tries, the organization This year it is included be the host. fantasy, while Kwame le by those visiting this exam exemption, namely the noted in a statement. in the program to cele- From Angola, Dila Mo- de Sousa, from S. Tomé exhibition,” it added. Chinese and Portuguese Bilingual brate 15 years of the fo- Talent Nurturing Scheme, and One contemporary niz will bring a set of por- and Príncipe, plays with The exhibition is spon- rum’s existence. the Outstanding Student-Athletes plastic artist from each traits of women, while distinctive and vibrant sored by the Permanent Admission Scheme. The university of the Portuguese-s- The exhibition is also Graça Tirelli from Brazil colors on everyday sub- Secretariat of the Forum will also launch a new programe, peaking countries inclu- part of the annual exhi- will ponder on the mo- jects. Finally, Gelly Ne- for Economic and Tra- namely Bachelor of Science in ding Angola, Brazil, Cape bition program with dern world. ves, from Timor-Leste, de Cooperation between Mathematics (Statistics and Data Verde, Guinea Bissau, the generic designation Hélder Cardoso, from recreates, in a more tra- China and the Portugue- Science). The admission talk Mozambique, Portugal, “Meeting Bridges.” It is Cape Verde, and Ismael ditional fashion, the ima- se-speaking Countries attracted a record number of 600 Sao Tome and Principe, the second one held this Hipólito Djata, from Gui- ges of his homeland. (Macau). The exhibition people, including Form-6 students Timor will present three year, following the Portu- nea-Bissau, will establish “The challenge was to is part of the celebration from 40 local high schools and their works for the display. guese painting exhibition an unexpected dialogue make the set of works of the 15th anniversary of teachers and parents. One artist from Macau that took place last June. on youth and tradition. presented here challen- the bilateral institution. www.macaudailytimes.com.mo EDITOR-IN-CHIEF (DIRECTOR)_Paulo Coutinho [email protected] A MACAU TIMES PUBLICATIONS LtD PUBLICATION MANAGING EDITOR_Paulo Barbosa [email protected] CONTRIBUTING EDITORS_Eric Sautedé, Leanda Lee, Severo Portela ADMINISTRATOR AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER + 4 Million page views Kowie Geldenhuys [email protected] NEWSROOM AND CONTRIBUTORS_Albano Martins, Annabel Jackson, Daniel Beitler, Emilie Tran, Ivo Carneiro SECRETARY Juliana Cheang [email protected] PER MONTH de Sousa, Jacky I.F. Cheong, Jenny Lao-Phillips, João Palla Martins, Joseph Cheung, Julie Zhu, Juliet Risdon, ADDRESS Av.
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