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Carlos d'Assumpção: the Macanese leader who chaired the Legislative Assembly for sixteen years
Carlos d'Assumpção
Carlos d'Assumpção (1929–1992) was a Macanese lawyer and political leader. From 1976 until his death in 1992 he served as President of the Legislative Assembly of Macau — sixteen years in the chair. He co-founded the Association for the Defense of Macau Interests (1974) and sat on the drafting committee for the Macau Basic Law. The NAPE thoroughfare Alameda Dr. Carlos d'Assumpção (宋玉生廣場) bears his name.
Jorge Fão: the community leader who speaks for the Macanese and retired civil servants
Jorge Fão
Jorge Fão (b. 1947) is a Macanese community leader and former legislator. He was among the founders of the Macau Civil Servants Association (ATFPM) in 1987 and served as its president; in 2001 he founded the Association for Retirees and Pensioners of Macau (APOMAC) and chairs its General Assembly. That same year he was elected to the Legislative Assembly for one term. He has long advocated for the Macanese community and retired civil servants.
José Pereira Coutinho: the Macanese legislator who leads the public servants association
José Pereira Coutinho
José Pereira Coutinho (b. 1957) is a Macanese legislator and association leader. Since 1998 he has been president of the Macau Civil Servants Association (ATFPM), the territory's largest body defending the interests of public servants. First directly elected to the Legislative Assembly in 2005 and re-elected since, he is known for advocating the rights of civil servants and trade-union association.
Leonel Alves: the Macanese lawyer and veteran legislator who spanned the handover
Leonel Alberto Alves
Leonel Alberto Alves (b. 1957) is a Macanese lawyer and politician. He served in the Legislative Assembly of Macau from 1984 until 2017 — across the 1999 handover — and was First Secretary of the Assembly. He was deputy director of the Macau Basic Law Consultative Committee, a member of the SAR Preparatory Committee and the first Government Selection Committee, joined the Executive Council in 2005 (reappointed under the new government in 2024), and became a member of the national CPPCC in 2008.