Rowdy protestors at Chief Executive election day
CE "Election" Vox — May 2, 2012 at 7:45 amHONG KONG – More than a thousand protestors tried to enter the Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wanchai during the Chief Executive election. Some had camped overnight at the adjacent Central Plaza building despite the cold weather.
About 300 to 400 People Power supporters joined the protest, some of whom flew toy propellers in the air to represent the idea of a “small election circle.”
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CE “Election”: Hong Kong Elites React to the Elected Chief Executive
Hong Kong —- Waves of protests show Hong Kong people’s attitudes towards the newly elected Chief Executive Leung...
Apr 18, 2012 9:06
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Interactive guide: what Hong Kong’s new chief executive has pledged for the territory
Hong Kong – With a strong background in real estate, CY Leung’s political career began in 1985 when he was elected...
Apr 17, 2012 10:21
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“CE Election”: Leung pledged to protect Hong Kong’s core values and also work with his fellow candidates
Hong Kong — Hong Kong’s new chief executive, C.Y. Leung pledged to protect Hong Kong’s core values and...
Mar 25, 2012 20:17
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CY Leung wins Chief Executive election
Hong Kong – CY Leung has been elected for a five-year term of office as Hong Kong’s next Chief Executive after a...
Mar 25, 2012 12:47
CE “Election”: Round One Voting Ends, Counting Begins
Hong Kong — The first round of voting has ended for selecting Hong Kong’s next Chief Executive. A 1,200 member election committee voted at the polling station in the Wanchai district to cast their votes.
The three candidates CY Leung, Henry Tang and Albert Ho were present at the Wanchai Convention...
March 25th, 2012 | CE "Election" Vox, Hong Kong Vox | Read More
CE “Election”: Over half cast blank vote in people’s poll
Hong Kong — The majority of people who cast their vote in Friday’s public poll abstained from choosing any of the three candidates for Hong Kong’s Chief Executive Elections.
More than 200, 000 people turned up to cast their votes in the mock poll conducted by the University of Hong...
March 25th, 2012 | CE "Election" Vox, Hong Kong Vox | Read More
Live Coverage of the Hong Kong Chief Executive Election
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March 23rd, 2012 | CE "Election" Vox, Hong Kong Vox | Read More
CE “Election”: Protest March for Universal Suffrage Attracts 3,000 Demonstrators
Hong Kong — About three thousand protesters turned up Saturday to march in demand of universal suffrage in Hong Kong.
They are angered by the “small-circle” nature of elections in Hong Kong — including the poll to choose the next Chief Executive who will be chosen by an electoral...
March 3rd, 2012 | CE "Election" Vox | Read More
CE “Election”: A Politically Incorrect Dream For British Cartoonist
Hong Kong — “Huge chin, funny eyebrows, usually looks like he is a bit drunk.”
For British cartoonist Harry Harrison, scandal-streaked Henry Tang is his favourite when it comes to lampooning the three candidates vying to become Hong Kong’s next Chief Executive (CE) on March 25.
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March 3rd, 2012 | CE "Election" Vox | Read More
CE “Election”: Three Left Standing As Nominations Close
Hong Kong – Three candidates garnered in excess of the 150 recommendations required when the nomination period for those vying for Hong Kong’s top job ended on February 29.
Late entrant Regina Ip Lau Suk-yee failed to meet the requirement leaving Democratic Party leader Albert Ho Chun-yan to face...
February 29th, 2012 | CE "Election" Vox | Read More
CE “Election”: The Daily Wrap
March 23
Democratic website hacked, voters resort to polling stations
by Paola Barisani
Hong Kong – The website of the civil referendum organized to see which candidate Hong Kongers would have elected if given a choice, was torn down by hackers, according to AFP.Today at 7:00am, the servers...
February 29th, 2012 | CE "Election" Vox, Featured Vox | Read More
CE “Election”: Contenders Take Their Campaigns Online
Hong Kong — The Hong Kong leadership race is firing on all cylinders and the three main candidates have taken their “no-holds-barred” campaigns into the virtual world, uploading promotional dramas, online forums and social media pages. With mixed results.
This is still relatively...
February 28th, 2012 | CE "Election" Vox | Read More





