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355,000 Sign Petition to Close Canidrome FILIPINO MILITANTS THREATEN TRUMP-CLINTON LIKELY TO PACKER THREE HOSTAGES CLASH FOR WHITE HOUSE SELLS Muslim militants have threatened Trump now is all but certain to DOWN to kill three more hostages in lead the Republican Party into the MACAU their jungle base in the southern fall presidential campaign against STAKE Philippines Hillary Clinton P3 P13 P15 THU.05 May 2016 T. 23º/ 29º C H. 70/ 95% Blackberry email service powered by CTM MOP 7.50 2551 N.º HKD 9.50 FOUNDER & PUBLISHER Kowie Geldenhuys EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Paulo Coutinho “ THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN’ ” WORLD BRIEFS THE WORLD IS WATCHING CHINA’s military is appealing to the younger generation with a slick new recruitment video featuring aircraft carriers, tanks and special forces troops, all 355,000 sign petition set to a rousing rap-rock soundtrack. With lyrics such as “just waiting for the order to kill, kill, kill,” P7 the video appears aimed to close Canidrome at millennials brought up on first-person shooter video games such as “Call of Duty.” More on p10 AP PHOTO CHINA-AUSTRALIA Australia’s treasurer says his government will never sell Australia’s largest cattle empire to foreigners. Chinese-based Dakang Australia Holdings withdrew its application to buy an 80 percent stake in Australia’s largest private landholding, S. Kidman & Co. Ltd. More on p11 AP PHOTO INDONESIA Several passengers aboard an Etihad Airways flight were injured yesterday when their plane ran into sudden turbulence as it prepared to land in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta. More on p13 AP PHOTO SYRIA An international coalition leading the military campaign against the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq agreed RENATO MARQUES RENATO to accelerate their contributions but did not publicly specify what those would be. The group also called on Iraqi leaders Documentaries enjoy spotlight to reconcile political differences. P5 MDT REPORT More on backpage moment in Macau 05.05.2016 thu th Anniversary 2 MACAU 澳聞 ‘Little Rabbit NE of the five standing PANAMA PAPERS Ocommittee members who Lanterns’ in Lisbon represent Macau in the Chi- nese People’s Political Con- sultative Conference (CPPCC) Macau CPPCC member has failed to disclose his secret Singaporean nationality, as holds Singapore identity unearthed by new revelations in the Panama Papers. According to the South China Ngan was Morning Post (SCMP), Ngan The exhibition “Little Rabbit Lanterns the founder - An Exhibition of Carlos Marreiros In-leng produced his Singapo- & Friends” kicks off with an opening rean identity card when regis- of airline Viva ceremony today at Gallery Espaço Arte tering two offshore companies Livre, in Lisbon, Portugal. According to that he helped to set up around Macau a press release issued by Albergue SCM, a decade ago. the exhibition “is a small selection of The CPPCC member did condition of anonymity to lanterns displayed over ten exhibitions not disclose his Singaporean the newspaper, echoed So’s with the same name, held since 2009, in identity to Hong Kong’s Com- remarks, adding that Ngan’s different places.” The 30 artists featured panies Registry, which makes Ngan In-leng dual nationality was not a in the show were invited by Albergue its details public online. He is problem as long as it was le- SCM to create their works inspired by the suspected of having used the tycoon, Lee Ka-kit, who is alle- Political analyst, Larry So, gitimate. rabbit lantern. These lanterns combine identity to register companies ged to have declared British told the SCMP that Ngan’s Ngan, who was the founder traditional Chinese techniques with through Panamanian law firm, nationality when setting up of- Singaporean nationality was of the bankrupted airline Viva contemporary creativity and have been Mossack Fonseca, instead of fshore entities. unsurprising as “a number of Macau, is often regarded as an made by artists from different parts of his Macau identification. However, the Chinese go- members of the CPPCC have influential member of the large the world such as Macau, China, Hong Ngan is the second CPPCC vernment does not recognize more than one nationality. As Fujian community in Macau. Kong, Portugal, Netherlands, Italy, The standing committee member dual nationality, and a CPPCC long they don’t shout [about] According to the SCMP, he Philippines, France and Thailand. found in possession of a fo- spokesperson two years ago it to the public, the central go- has kept a low profile since the reign nationality. The Pana- said that no committee dele- vernment doesn’t care.” airline went bankrupt and the Vegetarian food ma Papers investigation also gates held any overseas natio- Another delegate of the government revoked its carrier carnival to kick off pulled up the case of property nality. CPPCC, who spoke on the license in 2010. DB next Friday HONG KONG Buddha’s Light International Association XINHUA of Macau is organizing a vegetarian food Zhang’s visit may embolden separatists carnival, from May 13 to May 15, at the Fisherman’s Wharf, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the HANG Dejiang, the director of the may be visiting to gauge the city’s status association and the birthday of Buddha, Zcentral coordination group for Hong quo first hand.” according to a report by Macao Daily Kong and Macau affairs, is due to make a But his visit, which is expected to inclu- News. The organizer invited more than three-day official visit to Hong Kong later de a denunciation of Hong Kong separa- one hundred vegetarian food restaurants this month to speak at the ‘Belt and Road’ tists, may create more harm than good from Macau, Taiwan, and Philippines Summit. Analysts have, however, warned for Beijing should local residents flock to participate in the celebrations, and to that the visit could trigger support for to pro-democracy and pro-independence provide a selection of diverse vegetarian HKSAR separatists ahead of the Legis- candidates in the Legislative Assembly dishes. Additionally, Buddhism lative Council (Legco) election later this elections. Zhang Dejiang lectures and movies, will be offered. year. “Under today’s political climate, dissi- Approximately 20,000 gifts will be given The senior official of China, who has dents, radicals and all those who appear the current polling arrangements of the to the participants. been invited by Chief Executive Leung to be suppressed by the authorities can Elections Ordinance. Chun-ying to speak at the summit, is not easily draw voters’ sympathy,” writes This year’s election may register growth Zhuhai food suppliers involved in the ‘Belt and Road’ initiative Lam Hang-chi. in the pro-independence camp following in an official capacity. Furthermore, the number of these vo- increased pressure and interference from inspected for selling Hong Kong Economic Journal writer ters and supporters need not be large, Beijing over the last few years and the unqualified seafood Lam Hang-chi speculates that “Zhang is since even a small share of the vote can HKSAR government’s refusal to com- coming here with a hidden agenda […] he net an influential number of seats under mence electoral reform consultations. DB Results from a seafood sampling inspection conducted by the Guangdong Food and Drug Administration show that 27 percent of the products analyzed ‘Precious Moments’ photo contest open from May 17 did not meet safety standards, according to a report by Macao Daily News. The ARTICIPANTS in the re Macau’s best qualities,” the ding entries will be featured in samples contained prohibited drugs, such P‘Precious Moments in Ma- organizers announced. publications and government as Malachite green. Eight food suppliers cao’ photography competition Winners of the first, second promotional materials, and in Zhuhai are included in the official may submit their works online and third prizes will recei- suitable entries will be used as report’s blacklist, as their products which from May 17, according to an ve cash prizes of MOP8,000, illustrations in the 2016 Ma- tested positive for the aforementioned announcement made by the MOP5,000 and MOP3,000 cau Yearbook. substances included perch, shrimp, Government Information Bu- respectively, in addition to a Anyone wishing to enter can razor shell and clams. The Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau (IACM) said reau (GCS). This year’s com- trophy. visit the website photo.gcs. and to select suitable photos that these problems have not been found petition has a special award A total of up to 50 Merit Pri- gov.mo to register and upload for the Macau Yearbook. “Sub- in products imported from mainland. entitled “Our Waters.” zes will also be awarded and their photographs from May IACM claimed that all seafood imported According to GCS, the aim of mitted photos should depict their winners will each receive 17 to June 7. from the mainland goes through a the competition is to chronicle changes in the cityscape and a certificate as well as a cash The judging of the entries will mandatory hygiene inspection before the city’s developments and the bright side of people’s lives prize of MOP500. take place on June 26. 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