Thursday, January 19, 2012 - Edition no. 1502
* China’s economy shows more signs of slowing
* Response to famine cost lives in East Africa
* Galaxy threatens SJM market lead: Gaming record likely in January
* Lawmakers slam legal aid to imported staff
* Aung San Suu Kyi launches bid for parliament
* Italy cruise: rescue halted, captain under house arrest
* Democracy coming at ‘slow’ pace
* Thirty dig out of detention in Indonesia
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- SINOPINIONS
- G2E Asia kicks off today
- New gaming law with temporary impacts
- Inflation still on the rise
- Lawmakers question viability of legal aid to imported workers
- Former Director of Rotary International visits Macau: “Looking for the peaceful world”
- 1,824 economical houses at MOP 1,137 per foot
- Patuá on the spotlight
- Summer activities for students in higher education
- Graff Diamonds plans to open Macau store
- 8th Shenzhen International Cultural Industries Fair: Can culture save Chin ese souls lost in material strife?
- SINOPINIONS
- Macau features “milestone” creativity in Shenzhen
- Hong Kong International Art Fair 2012: Huge number of visitors, “internati onalism,” and cat toys
- Country celebrates its 10th anniversary: Macau has been supporting East Timor
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