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Tuesday, December 6, 2016

‘Moana’ Tops Slow PostThanksgiving Weekend With $28.4 Million

LOS ANGELES - “Moana” sailed to the top of the domestic box office for the second consecutive weekend.

The Disney animated adventure picked up $28.4 million to push its stateside haul to $119.9 million.

Not that “Moana” faced much in the way of competition. The weekend after Thanksgiving tends to be a slow one for the movie business and this year’s edition was in keeping with that tradition. The only major new release, “Incarnate,” failed to sell many tickets, earning $2.6 million and falling short of its expected $4 million to $5 million opening.

“Incarnate” centers on a scientist (Aaron Eckhart) who enters the mind of an 11-year-old boy to rid him of an evil spirit. The horror film is the latest offering from BH Tilt, which is trying to contain distribution costs by orchestrating more targeted marketing campaigns for certain theatrical releases. “Incarnate” used digital advertising to try to better reach younger horror fans, and debuted on 1,700 screens, substantially fewer theaters than most studio movies unfurl across. It cost $5 million to produce.

“Believe,” a faith-based drama about a Christmas pageant, grossed a quiet $602,519 from 639 locations. Freestyle Releasing backed the film.

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Tuesday, December 6, 2016

Thousands protest corruption, support judiciary in Brazil

RIO DE JANEIRO - Tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets in cities across Brazil on Sunday to express disgust with public corruption and outrage at what they say are lawmakers’ attempts to muzzle the judges and prosecutors pursuing those crimes.

Protesters, many dressed in the green and yellow of Brazil’s flag, massed along a major artery in Sao Paulo and along Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro. Other protests were held in cities around the country. Many demonstrators wore T-shirts or held banners in support of Sergio Moro, the judge who has led a hard-charging investigation into a kickback scheme involving the national oil company, several

construction conglomerates and politicians.

The investigation, known as Operation Car Wash, has shocked Brazilians both for the scale of corruption it has revealed and for the commitment of the judiciary to see it through in a country where many feel the rich and powerful act with impunity.

But Sunday’s demonstrations also united a motley group of protesters

whose only common cause appeared to be disgust with elected officials.

They represented a cross-section of an increasingly fractured Brazil.

In addition to those supporting the corruption investigation, some held signs calling for the removal from office of the president and leaders in Congress. Some called for the jailing of a former president now facing corruption charges. Still others were advocating a return to military rule.

“I want people who have character running the country,” said Regina Medeiros, a 67-year-old retiree, who held a banner that read: “Let’s finish with political parties

before they finish Brazil.” ‘’People are losing faith in other human beings,” she added.

Around 15,000 people protested in Sao Paulo, according to an estimate from military police; they said they did not have a number for demonstrations in Rio de Janeiro.

At least another 40,000 people came out in scores of other cities around Brazil, including the capital of Brasilia, according to estimates from military police published by the G1 news portal.

Many hoped that after former President Dilma Rousseff was impeached and removed from office earlier this year, Brazilian politics

would settle, and reforms proposed by the new president might pull the economy out of deep recession. But instead, those reforms have met with significant protests, President Michel Temer has seen his popularity plummet, and the economic crisis appears to be worsening.

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Actors Dwayne Johnson (L) and Auli’i Cravalho (R) pose at the world premiere of Walt Disney Animation Studios’ “Moana” as a part of AFI Fest in Hollywood, California, U.S., November 14, 2016.

One bright spot was the limited release debut of Fox Searchlight’s “Jackie.” The look at First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy’s efforts to put on a funeral for Jack Kennedy that honored her husband and cemented

the president’s legacy has earned raves for Natalie Portman’s lead performance and Oscar buzz. It also did strong business in five theaters, picking up $275,000 for a $55,000 per-screen average. (rtr)

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ROCK ‘N RUN 2016 BRING BACK THE MUSIC

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The tourists are watching the children learning Balinese traditional dance

Tourist visits predicted to increase sharply in December 2016

Gianyar - There is sure to be an increase in tourists visiting Bali throughout December 2016 as Christmas and New Year are what is known as high season. A number of tourist attraction on the island remain popular, including Tirta Empul in Tampaksiring.

Head of the Gianyar Tourism Office, Gianyar A.A. Dalem Jagadhita, explained that the fluctuation in the number of tourists who visit Gianyar, will most likely show an tend towards increase in December. “We have already noticed that tourists

have started to throng a number of oturist attractinos in Ubud”, he said.

He confirmed that visits by both short and long term visitors was down in November, but remians optimistic about this being compensated for in December

and allow the targetted number of tourists to be acheieved. “For sure, let’s wait for further data”, he said.

Meanwhile, six local governmenr-run tourist attractions in Gianyar saw a total of 698,191 visitors betwenn Janyary and August 2016. Tirta Empul was the most popular with 339,954 visitors, followed by Goa Gaja with 210,983 visitors. “Like last year, these two destinations remain the most popular”, he said.

Gunung Kawi Tampaksiring is ranked as third most popular with a total of 119,601 visitors; followed by Gunung Kawi Sebatu (23,234 visitors); Yeh Pulu (5,240 visitors); and Sidan ecotourism (208 visitors).

“Sidan ecotourism is indeed has the lowest number of visitors with records showing just 164 visitors in March, 11 visitors in July and 14 in August. We are therefor conducting a study to see how we can increase the number of

people who visit this attractino”, he explained.

Based on data from the Gianyar Tourism Office, there were a total of 1,225, 377 foreign (849,756) and domestic (375,621) tourists who visied tourist attractions that are managed by the government of Gianyar as well as those that are privately managed, including customary villages. “The Gianyar Tourism Office records 19 tourist attractions in the region.” he said. (kmb35)

Rainy season, crossing to Terunyan cemetery declines

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BANGLI - The number of tourist crossing Lake Batur to visite Trunyan village cemetery in Kintamani has decreased in the last few weeks as heavy rains have been pouring down throughout Bangli and surrounding areas.

The treasurer of a rowboat group from Terunyan village named Made Sujarah, acknowledged that since the rainy season started, the number of tourists renting paddle boats to cross to Terunyan cemetery has decreased slightly. We now only charted about 2 or three boats a day. “This Sunday, five boats made the corssing”, he said on Sunday (Dec4).

When the weather is good, about 10 to 15 boats bring tourist to Trunyan village everyday. Each boat carres between 2 and 6 passengers. There are more domestic than foregin tourists who take the boats to visit Trunyan cemetary. “During school holidays and feast days, the number of visitors increases”, he explained.

Sujarah mentioned that the tariff for crossing by rowboat is cheaper than by bigger boats. Two domestic tourists are charged about IDR 280,000 per rowboat.

“The advantage of using rowboat to cross is that travelers can enjoy the scenery with ease”, he said.

Trunyan cemetary is widely known to travelers because of the unique way that they leave the dead on the ground without burying them. To get to the cemetery of Trunyan village, travelers can cross by boat from Kedisan Pier or from a small pier in the village center. (kmb40)

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Rock ‘N Run now in its sixteenth year, the annual 5k fun run event on Sunday November 27 was another SOLD OUT event.

Rock & Run is an annual charity event organized by Hard Rock Hotel Bali and in line with the Hard Rock mantra: “Take Time To Be Kind”. More than 1,500 people

participated in this charity run and made donations of support.

“It’s rousing to see the running community come together.

The passion and commitment demonstrated by the runners are truly inspiring. Thank you to everyone who raised funds through this weekend’s event” said Shane

WEEKLY EVENTS and FARMERS MARKETS EVERY SATURDAY Meditation class by Mangku Budi Dharma 14-16:30 Bona, Blahbatuh meet at Ubud Cocomarket at 13:00 Saturday Market Oldman’s Cafe Canggu, Batu Bolong Beach, pottery fresh produce, clothing Sand Beach Club and Restaurant, Sanur Every second Saturday Biasa Art Space, Jl. Raya Seminyak 24, Seminyak, Fresh produce, potted plants, meat pie, sshie, coffee and more.

Every Saturday 9AM-2PM OrganIc Farmer’s Market Pizza Bagus (Jl. Pengosekan), Ubud EVERY SUNDAY Soul to soul spirituall dialogue Anand Ashram, Ubud Jl Sri Wedari KM 3 Mantra chanting 6-6:30pm Navaraha Arati 6:30-6:45pm Meditation, Satsang and celebration 6:45-8:30pm www.ubudashram.org SUNDAY MARKETS 10AM 1PM Sunday Market at Batu Jimbar Jl. Danau Tablingan , Sanur 10AM-4PM The Sands Beach Club and Restaurant Sunday MArket Jl. Danau Tamblingan, No 27, Sanur 9:30AM-1PM Sunday Market @ Warung Sopa Jl. Sugriwas no36, Padang Tegal, Ubud 9AM-2PM Samadi Sunday Market Jalan. Padang Linjong 39, Canggu, 9AM-2PM Wednesday and Sunday Ubud Organik Market Jl. Raya Pengosekan across from Zens Hotel Tebesaya, Ubud 12PM-10PM Sunday Food Festival & Bazaar Byrdhouse Beach Club, Sanur 10AM-6PM, Mercure,last sunday of every month, jl. ,Mertasari, Sanur, fashion food and and kids activities The Coffee Spot, Jalan Peigenet 888X,Seminyak, last Sunday of every month, garage sale clothing, books, and hand-made jewellery

Coates, General Manager of Hard Rock Hotel Bali. “This year Hard Rock Hotel Bali is partnering with SLB B Sidakarya in Denpasar, an extraordinary school for students with hearing impairments. In-line with this year’s tagline “Bring Back The Music”, all proceeds will go towards building a Hearing Group Class, a class with audio system for students to learn to lip-read and to identify sounds”

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Russia emergency teams look for debris of crashed spacecraft

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for fragments of the unmanned Progress MS-04 craft that crashed Thursday less than 7 minutes after

AMLAPURA — Trucks piled up along the road into Padangbai Harbor, Manggis, on Thursday night (Dec. 1) after the Lembar Pier in Lombok was damaged.

Supervisor of ASDP Padangbai Harbor, Faizal Arief Rahman, when met on Friday (Dec. 2) explained that trucks had to be held in Padangbai Harbor on the Lembar Pier was still being repaired. Repairs were ongoign until evening and it was not until Thursday night (Dec 1) at around 9PM that trucks

were able to start crossing again.

Thursday (Dec. 1) because at the same time a repair was being made at the Lembar Pier.

“Lembar’s pier 1 was damaged but pier 2 and an emmergency pioer were still operating. The emmergency pier can only accommodate large sized vessels”, he added.

It was not until Friday (Dec. 2), that the queue of trucks in Padangbai Harbour and Lembar Hrbour started to clear up. Many truck divers were disspointed by the wait because it meant that they had to spend more money as they waited to delivers goods to Lombok.

A driver from Bima named Amirudin, complained saying that this happens all the time and becomes an even worse problem when drivers in Padangbai are not

given notice and are forced to sit in the parking lot for not apparent reason. “We are given a very small allowance for our meals, so when we are trapped in congestion for days, it makes things very hard on us”,he said.

This situation aggrieves drivers at Padangbai Harbour both in terms of cost and travel time.. Under normal circumstances it takes three hours to board the vessels, however frequentlyt hey are made to wait

more than 24 hours sometimes even days.

Faizal Rahman Arief added that frequent traffic congestion at Padangbai Harbor is not only Lembar harbour is often damaged but is also due to the increase in the volume of trucks crossing from Lembar to Padangbai. There tends to be an increase of 30 percent in traffic at the end of the year as the price of goods goes up befire Christmas and New Year. (kmb31)

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In this photo dated Tuesday, Nov, 29, 2016 the Soyuz-FG rocket booster with the Progress MS-04 cargo ship is installed on a launch pad in Baikonur, Kazakhstan. The unmanned Russian cargo space ship Progress MS-04 broke up in the atmosphere over Siberia on Thursday Dec. 1, 2016, just minutes after the launch en route to the International Space Station due to an unspecified malfunction, the Russian space agency said.

its launch from Russia’s space complex in Baikonur, Kazakhstan.

There has been no indication of

The craft was carrying 2.5 metric tons of supplies to the International Space Station.

Russian space officials haven’t

yet identified the reason for the crash, but believe it was caused by the failure of the Soyuz-U booster rocket’s third stage engine.

It was the third failed Progress launch since 2011. (ap)

Rare weasel species makes a comeback in Washington state

MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK — The elusive weasellike mammal poked its head out of the wooden crate, glanced around and quickly darted into the thick forest of Mount Rainier National Park — returning to a landscape where it had been missing for seven decades.

One by one, 10 Pacific fishers that had been trapped in British

Columbia were set free at the park south of Seattle as part of a multiyear effort to reintroduce the native species to its historical range.

A large crowd gathered Friday to herald the return of the dark-brown member of the weasel family with its lush fur and bushy tail. They cheered, clapped and hooted, and First Nations and American Indian tribal members sang and drummed,

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Lembar Pier damaged, trucks pile up in Padangbai

MOSCOW — Russian emergencies workers are combing the mountains near the border any damage in the sparsely populated area. with Mongolia for the debris of a cargo spaceship that crashed minutes after its launch.

The Emergencies Ministry’s branch in the republic of Tuva said Friday it’s using drones to search

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as each crate door was lifted and a fisher streaked out of sight across the snowy ground.

“We’re correcting something that we mismanaged a long time ago before we knew enough to manage wildlife populations,” said Jeffrey Lewis, a biologist with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. “Now we can fix that because we know how to. We

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In this Friday, Dec. 2, 2016, photo, a Pacific fisher takes off running after being released into a forest at Mount Rainier National Park, Wash.

know we’ve got a lot of habitat here. All we were missing were the fishers.”

Fishers historically were found throughout much of the forested areas of the West Coast. But they declined in numbers due to trapping in the 1800s and early 1900s, and the loss of forest habitats.

By the mid-1900s they were eliminated from Washington state.

The solitary animal, which hunts snowshoe hares, rodents and small mammals, were listed as state endangered species in 1998. They’re one of the few predators of porcupines and are found only in North America.

While common in the Northeast and Midwest, they’re rare in the Northwest. Population estimates of West Coast fishers today are anywhere from a couple hundred to a few thousand, mostly in southern Oregon and Northern California.

More recently, West Coast fishers have faced threats from illegal pesticide use by marijuana growers and other threats.

But they’re slowly making a comeback in Washington through reintroduction efforts involving WDFW, Conservation Northwest, the National Park Service and other partners.

“These animals were here before us and so it’s our duty to take

care of them,” Hanford McCloud, a Nisqually Indian Tribe council member, said during a ceremony before the fishers were released on park land designated for the tribe’s use. Several First Nations people traveled with the fishers, some that were captured First Nations land in British Columbia.

The first fishers, about 90 in all, were reintroduced in Washington state in Olympic National Park starting in 2008. Those animals are reproducing and expanding its geographic range.

The second phase of the project involves relocating fishers from British Columbia into the southwest Cascade Mountains and later into the North Cascades. The goal is to reintroduce 80 fishers to each region.

“We feel like we’re making headway and we’re getting good positive results. It’s too early to say that we’re establishing a selfsustaining population but it sure is looking positive,” said Lewis.

The recovery efforts, however, comes as conservation groups have sued the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, alleging the federal agency failed to consider the best scientific evidence when it decided not to provide the fisher protections under the Endangered Species Act. (ap)

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Trucks piled up along the road into Padangbai Harbor, Manggis, after the Lembar Pier in Lombok was damaged.

Supreme Court strengthens verdict of District Court

Margriet still sentenced to life, Agustay ten years DENPASAR — The effort to be free from the bondage of law attempted by Margriet CH Megawe over the case of Engeline murder with the legal attempt of cassation did not produce results. The judges of Supreme Court rejected the appeal filed by the convicted person and this precisely upheld the verdict of district court and high court.

With the verdict, Margriet remains to be sentenced to life.

Similar verdict is also received

by Agustay Hamda May. Supreme Court’s judges rejected the cassation and he was sentenced for 10 years in prison. The verdict was received by Denpasar District Court’s judges prosecuting the case since the beginning. In the meantime, legal counsel of Agustay, Haposan Sihombing, when confirmed on Friday (Dec. 2) also admitted the verdict of the Supreme Court.

He will immediately inform it to Agustay.

“Yes, I have received a copy of the cassation verdict of the Supreme Court from the Denpasar District Court. We will immediately notify Agustay and later we return it to our client how his response will look like,” said Haposan.

The verdict was actually decided on October 26, 2016 to convict Agustay. The judge examining the

appeal file was chaired by Dr. H. Andi Samsan Nganro together with the members consisting of H Eddy Army and Dr. H. Margono. It is the verdict of these judges rejecting the applicant’s appeal of first cassation (prosecutor) and rejected the appeal by the second applicant (Agustay Handa May). Haposan Sihombing said that he will not seek judicial review because there is no new evidence or facts.

As for the convict Margriet in the verdict of the Supreme Court, with the same date and judge, declared to reject the appeal filed by her legal counsel team from the Hotman Sitompoel Associates.

There has been no official statement from the Margriet related to the verdict of the Supreme Court related to the murder case of Engeline on Jalan Sedap Malam, Denpasar. (kmb37)

Molotov cocktail starts fire at tourism campus GIANYAR — A molotov cocktail exploded at the Bali Tourism Iraining institute (LP2B) Gianyar, on Saturday (Dec. 3). Police have confimed that there were no casualties but added that their investigation is stalled because the LP2B insitute is not being cooperative about providing information.

According to information gathered in the field, at about 0:30 on Satruday morning someone threw a molotov

cocktail at the campus that is located on Jalan Kebo Iwa, Gianyar. The bumper of a Honda Jazz car, license plate number DK 1975 KV caught fire as a result. Material losses to the owner are estimated at about IDR 1 million.

The fire attracted the attention of nearby residents and after about 15 minutes, the flames were extinguished with buckets of water.

Not long after the fire was put out, officer from the Gianyar subdis-

trict police and the Gianyar Police arrived at the scene and found a broken green beer bottle with the remains of a kerosene soaked cloth in it (smell of kerosene).

Chief of the Gianyar Subdistrict Police, Adana Pandibu, confirmed that there were no casualties in the incident. “It happened early this morning and we have already investigated the scene of the crime.

There were no fatalities though the

bumper of a Honda Jazz caught fire due to the explosion”, he said.

Pandibu explained that the investigation is being hampered by the reluctance of campus authorities to give any information about the incident. “I have called the campus director, but he was still in Klungkung and none of the officers on duty are willing to give their testimony. As of Satruday noght we have not received any reports form the campus authori-

ties. However, we have directed the subdistrict police to make a report and provide information. Unfortunately, so far there has been no such report made”, he said.

Nevertheless, the ranks of the Gianyar Police are still investigating the incident out of concern for possible terrorist acts. “We are still investigating this case so that we can promptly reveal the perpetrators”, he affirmed. (kmb35)

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Five months fleeing

Japan PM to visit Hawaii to remember Pearl Harbor victims with Obama

Motor mugger finally arrested

DENPASAR - After being a fugitive for five months, the mobile detective unit (buser) of the South Denpasar Police finally apprehended the culprit of a motorcyle mugging on Jalan Bypass Serangan, Denpasar. The culprit, 32 year old Nggada Puru Huangga, from NTT, was arrested at his workplace at the Bahari boarding house in Benoa Harbor on Friday (Dec. 2). The suspect was also alegedly involved in the theft of motorcycle on Jalan Tukad Banyu Poh Panjer, South Denpasar.

According to Chief of the South Denpasar Police, Aris Purwanto, accompanied

by Chief of Criminal Investigation, Bangkit Dananjaya, on Sunday (Dec. 4), the mugging victim, Moh. Satin, 29, a project worker, was mugged on Wednesday (Jul. 27) at 3 pm. When reporting the case, the victim from Jember, East Java, said that at he had been lying on his motocycle by the seaside, playign with his iphone while enjoying the breeze away form his home on Jalan Pendidikan Gang Bunga Denpasar.

Suddenly two unknown men came who appeared to be from NTT approached him under the pretense of asking about their female friend. Then one of them jumped off his motocycle and struck the victim and grabbed his bag. “Feeling threatened the victim fled the scene whle shouting for help, leaving his motocycle engine running” said Bangkit.

The culprits rode off on the victim’s Yamaha Mio and the victim immediately reported the case to the South Denpasar Police station.

“Based on the victim’s report, we conducted an investigation. We showed pictures of motorcycle theft recidivists and the victim pointed to one of the photos of the suspect Nggada as the perpetrator,” he said.

The police then hunted for the suspects.

After having been released form prison for another case, the suspect had been living nomadically. Last Friday, his residence was traced to the Bahari boarding house in Benoa Harbor . He was arrested at 13:30 without any resistance. He admitted to the officers that he had commited this crime along with his friend with the iitals E.“So far, we still searching for the suspect E”, said Bangkit.

The suspect later admitted to having stolen a motorbike on Jalan Tukad Banyu Poh, South Denpasar on Saturday (Oct. 15). The victim was a student named Balla Suyono Hamanai, 27. The suspect took action at 2 am in the courtyard of a boarding house where the key was left in the motorcycle.

The Yamaha Jupiter motorcycle was easily taken away by the suspect who continued using it daily after having changed the license plate with a fake one.

“We once arrested this suspect in August 2015 related to motorcycle theft case. He was then released, but the suspect took action again. We are still developing this case, while the evidence of this mugging case namely the Yamaha Mio is still being looked for” said the officer. (kmb36)

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Ocean Park Lovina Bali Bagus Beach in Kalibukbuk village, Buleleng, is still receiving complaints as the water attraction blocks the view of the sea.

Complaints about Ocean Park at Lovina Management already has permits SINGARAJA - PT Kreasi Bali Utara’s Ocean Park Lovina Bali Bagus Beach in Kalibukbuk village, Buleleng, is still receiving complaints as the water attraction blocks the view of the sea.

General Manager of The Lovina Bali, Dwi Dharmawijaya, when met recently said that European guests spending holidays at his hotel have complained about the ocean park ride when they are sunbathing behind The Lovina Hotel. “Guests want to enjoy the natural panorama of the sea instead they see the water rides hampering the view of the beautiful scenery”, he said.

Dharmawijaya has spoken to the owner of The Lovina Bali, Robert Karl Stahl and the ocean park has been shifted to the east so that it can still operate without blocking the view for guests of The Bali Lovina.

“From the beginning, we welcomed the water park projects as an investment in Lovina. However guests spending their holidays here wanted to enjoy the view of the ocean. They always ask why their colorful plastic out at sea. It is not disputed

by the the hotel management by the guests themselves”, he said.

When contacted seperately on Saturday (Dec. 3) the ocean park rides manager who is also Director of the North Bali Adventure, Agus Yogi Yadnya, said the ocean park rides have been in operation since April 2015. Neighboring investors should not take issue with them. His company, he said, has a location permit an operating permit and an environmental permit issued by the provincial government of Bali. In addition, the Kalibukbuk authorities responded positively to the creation of the ocean park rides in the region.

“If we build up tourism in Buleleng, there should be no discrimination. We have ideas and they should be mutually supported by all parties. We have all our permits in order. We do not sell the same product as The Lovina Bali – we offer water sports at sea. We have done everything according to proceedure. Complaints about these water sprots is appropriate. Moreover, I have met the GM of The Lovina Bali,” he explained.

Yadnya is adament that the presumption

that the rides are blocking the view is not a suitable presumption. The rides that include the swing, iceberg, bouncer, slide twister, jungle joe, rock slides, trampoline and torture have already been moved to the east. “We’ve already moved them over. According to the laws of nature, the earth is round and so when we look out to sea it may look like the rides are right in fornt of us whereas the coordinates taken by the regional development plan board (Bappeda) show that the ride is not located right in front of the hotel property of The Lovina Bali”, he added.

Meanwhile, Headman of Kalibukbuk, Ketut Suka, openly welcomed the management of the North Bali Adventure for the ocean park rides. He added that they have all their permits in order and that studies were even done before they started operating as there was fear that it could disrupt marine life. IN fact the coral reefs is growing even better among the stakes that hold up the games. “Coral reef can grow among the piloties.The government of Bali has other reasons because it does not only think of one sector. We in the village authorities do not dispute it”, he said. (kmb34)

Drug lord arrested, Hundreds of ecstasy and crystal meth secured DENPASAR - The Denpasar Police Narcotic Unit arrested a drug lord with the initial SA while he was making a transaction in front of an international school on Jalan Badak Agung, Denpasar, on Friday (Dec. 2). His boarding house on Jalan Jayagiri XII, East Denpasar, was then searched and police secured evidence that consisted of 120 ecstasy pills and 108.07 grams of crystal meth.

“This suspect has long become the target of our investigative operations. The person is slick and hard to catch”, said a source in

the Denpasar Police on Sunday (Dec. 4).

Chief of the Denpasar Police Narcotic Unit, Gede Ganefo, devised a strategy to catch the suspect in the act. Provoking him to make a transaction is not easy, he said adding that police have tried several times. “Finally, they succeeded in catching the suspect in the act of making an illegal transaction on Jalan Badak Agung, not far from his place of residence”, sai da source who requested anonymity.

On Friday at 6 pm, the suspect came to

the scene. Police officers were there ready to arrrest him. “The suspect was then taken to his boarding house where more evidence was found, the toal value of which amounts to hundreds of million of rupiah” he said.

The arrest of the suspect was confirmed

by Chief of Narcotic Unit, Gede Ganefo.

However, he was reluctant to comment much because it will be exposed on Monday (Dec. 5). “If there sare no obstacles (Monday—Ed) we will expose the case tomorrow”, he said. (kmb36)

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Firefighters work inside the burned warehouse following the fatal fire in the Fruitvale district of Oakland, California, U.S. December 4, 2016.

California loft fire’s toll rises to 33, with more victims expected

OAKLAND - A fire that devastated an Oakland, California, loft building during a weekend dance party has taken at least 33 lives and the toll will likely rise, authorities said on Sunday, as criminal investigators joined recovery teams at the charred ruin.

Firefighters in Oakland, east of San Francisco, found the remains of nearly three dozen victims as they sifted through the debris-filled shell of the two-story converted warehouse being used by an artists’ collective.

The cause of the fire was still undetermined, officials said. Arson is not suspected but investigators want to find out if the building, often used for musical performances, had a history of code violations.

Mayor Libby Schaaf said the Alameda County District Attor-

ney’s Office activated its criminal investigation team at the fire scene.

A representative of the prosecutor’s office is monitoring the recovery process, she said, adding she was not authorized to say if a criminal probe was under way.

The mayor said the city’s first priority was finding the victims and supporting the families. “We have delivered the unacceptable and horrific news of losing a loved one to seven of our families.”

The blaze, which erupted about 11:30 p.m. on Friday (0730 GMT

on Saturday), ranks as the deadliest in the United States since 100 people perished in a 2003 Rhode Island nightclub fire.

The warehouse, which served as a base for the Ghost Ship Artists Collective, was one of many converted lofts in the city’s Fruitvale district, a mostly Latino area where rents are generally lower than in the rest of Oakland. As of Sunday evening, only 35 to 40 percent of the building had been searched, said Sergeant Ray Kelly, spokesman for the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office.

Officials are still unsure how many people were in the building at the time of the fire and how many more victims might be found. (rtr)

TOKYO - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Monday he would visit Hawaii on Dec. 26 and 27 for his final summit meeting with outgoing U.S. President Barack Obama, and to remember the victims of Japan’s Pearl Harbor attack 75 years ago.

Abe will be the first incumbent Japanese Prime Minister to visit Pearl Harbor after Tokyo launched a surprise attack on the U.S. naval base in December 1941.

His visit follows a landmark trip to Hiroshima in May by Obama, the first sitting U.S. president to visit the Japanese city devastated by a U.S. nuclear attack in 1945.

“I’ll visit Pearl Harbor with President Obama. This will be a visit to console the souls of the victims,” Abe told reporters.

“I would like to show to the world the resolve that horrors of war should never be repeated.”

The attack on the naval base by Japanese torpedo planes, bombers and fighter planes drew the United States into World War Two when it declared war on Japan, while the U.S. nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki forced Japan to surrender. (rtr)

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Following Hawaiian tradition, Sailors honor men killed during the Japanese Pearl Harbor attack the previous year on Naval Air Station Kaneohe, Hawaii, U.S. May 31, 1942. The casualties had been buried on December 8, 1941. The 75th anniversary of the attack, which brought the United States into World War Two, is marked on December 7, 2016. U.S.

South Korea’s President Park faces crucial week amid impeachment push

SEOUL - South Korea’s embattled President Park Geun-hye faces a pivotal week, with an effort to impeach her gaining support from within her own party and the heads of the country’s biggest business groups set to give testimony to a parliamentary committee.

Three opposition parties in-

troduced a bill on Saturday to impeach Park, who is accused of abuse of power, putting her in danger of becoming the first democratically elected South Korean leader to leave office early.

“The chances of the impeachment bill passing on Dec. 9 are

50-50,” Woo Sang-ho, parliamentary leader of the main opposition Democratic Party, told a party meeting on Monday.

The vote is set for Friday. If successful, it would require the approval of South Korea’s Constitutional Court, a process that experts said would take at least

two months.

The opposition parties need at least 28 members from Park’s Saenuri Party to secure the twothirds majority required for the bill to pass. At least 29 of them are believed to be planning to vote for the bill, members of the breakaway faction said.

Park’s presidential Blue House aides addressed a parliamentary hearing on Monday over the allegation that Park and her friend, Choi Soon-sil, as well as a senior aide to Park, put pressure on conglomerates to pay money to foundations that were set up to promote Park’s policy initiatives. (rtr)

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Italy firms as investors bet against immediate snap election

LONDON - Italian shares rose on Monday as investors bet against an immediate snap election in Italy following Prime Minister Matteo Renzi’s resignation after defeat in a constitutional reform referendum.

Markets had been jolted by the scale of Renzi’s defeat which pointed to further turbulence and political crisis in the euro zone’s heavily indebted third-largest economy and particular uncertainty was focussed on the country’s fragile banks.

The euro fell as low as $1.0508 and the Milan bourse shed as much as 2 percent at the opening, while Italian bond yields spiked sharply higher. But most of these moves quickly reversed. The euro roared back above $1.06, still down on the day, Italian stocks moved higher, and Germany’s DAX and Europe’s FTSEuroFirst index of leading 300 shares both rose 1.5 percent. U.S. futures pointed to a rise of about 0.5 percent at the open on Wall Street.

“Our base scenario is a caretaker government which could be in place before Christmas, and no new elections before 2018,” Indosuez Wealth Management chief econo-

mist Marie Owens Thomsen said.

“If indeed things pan out according to our base scenario, there would be little reason for any broad-based turmoil. It is still utterly unlikely that Italy would leave the EU or the euro,” she said.

The referendum outcome was anticipated but the margin of Renzi’s defeat - 59 percent to 41 percent - caused the initial alarm.

Analysts say it could still deal a body blow to a bloc already reeling under anti-establishment anger that led to Britain’s shock exit in June.

Italian financials rose 0.5 percent having fallen more than 4 percent, and shares in the world’s oldest bank, Monte dei Paschi, were flat on the day after being suspended at the openung.

Bonds remained under pressure though. Italy’s benchmark 10-year bond yield jumped 11 basis points (bps) to 2.01 percent, widening the premium investors demand for

holding Italian bonds over safer German bonds to 175 bps, before easing slightly.

The strong link between Italy’s banking sector and bond market is a major concern for investors. Banks have been hit by concerns over their huge exposure to bad loans built up during years of economic downturn. They also hold large amounts of Italian government debt.

“Bond market turbulence could have serious implications for the financial system. Foreign investors may be less willing to underwrite capital raisings of Italian lenders,” JP Morgan Asset Management global market strategist Maria Paola Toschi said.

BREXIT IN THE DOCK Markets had earlier taken some encouragement when Austria’s far-right presidential candidate was soundly defeated by a proEuropean contender, confounding forecasts of a tight election. The European Central Bank meets Thursday amid much speculation it will announce a six-month extension of its asset buying programme

and widen the type of bonds it can purchase.

Earlier in Asia, MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan eased 0.4 percent and Japan’s Nikkei closed down 0.8 percent.

China’s CSI 300 index tumbled 1.7 percent. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index retreated 0.7 percent.

Wall Street ended Friday on a cautious note, with the Dow off 0.11 percent, while the S&P 500 rose 0.04 percent and the Nasdaq gained 0.09 percent.

While the U.S. November payroll report on Friday was firm enough to cement expectations of a U.S. interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve this month, a surprise pullback in wages helped bonds pare a little of their recent losses.

In currencies, the dollar was supported by expectations of a U.S. rate increase this month and more to come next year. The dollar index,, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six global peers, was up 0.2 percent at 100.95.

Against the yen, the dollar rose 0.4 percent to 114 yen .

The New Zealand dollar NZD=,

which earlier weakened almost 1 percent to $0.707 after Prime Minister John Key unexpectedly announced his resignation on Monday, recovered a little to trade down 0.5 percent at $0.7090. New Zealand stocks ended the day 0.7 percent lower.

Sterling could be vulnerable to developments in Britain’s Supreme Court on Monday, as judges hear the government’s appeal against a ruling that parliament must have a vote on Brexit before the process can formally begin.

The pound was last down 0.1 percent at $1.2710, having risen to a multi-mongth high on Thursday on indications from a leading government minister that a “soft Brexit” might be the outcome rather than a “hard Brexit”.

“If the government loses its appeal, we could see another leg higher in sterling against the dollar,” City Index research director Kathleen Brooks said.

In commodity markets, Brent crude rose 0.5 percent to $54.94 a barrel, the highest since mid-2015. (rtr)

Some 900 pilots unemployed: Minister

JAKARTA - Transportation Minister Budi Karya Sumadi said about 900 pilots are still unemployed in Indonesia and pose a specific challenge to the government.

“We have two challenges, namely competition and unemployed pilots. Competition is no longer among regions only but also among countries globally. In the educational sector, we have a big problem where a total of 900 pilots remain unemployed,”

Budi said after launching a Campaign on Flight Safety here on Sunday.

He said the solution that has been offered is the improvement of pilot quality by organizing training and increase skills.

The minister said there are many pilots which are not accepted by the company because many of them yet to have the qualified skill.

“If we provide them with compensation and additional skills, they can be recruited and accepted

as pilots because they really are needed,” the minister said.

Pilots should also follow the process through flying small planes such as Cessna Caravan or ATR before they fly wide boy planes.

“I believe there are many pilots who are not employed because they failed to past the test. They should pass the process first such as directly flying Boeing 737. One should understand the prerequisite in the firs place,” Minister Budi said.(ant)

SAR mobilizes divers to find victims of crashed police plane BATAM - Search and Rescue Team on Sunday mobilized its divers to find victims of a police transport aircraft that went down in the waters off Pulau Lingga in southern Riau Islands. “Today a divers team is deployed to locate victims of yesterdays plane crash,” Riau Islands police chief, Brigadier General Sam Budgusdian said here, Sunday.

The bodies, he said, were assumed to be drowned after the plane crashed and exploded. “Until yesterday, debris of the plane were still seen in the water surface near the crash site. But today, we cannot see them anymore, thus we need to dive,” he added.

The water was relatively calm on Sunday afternoon, and the search operation is expected to

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Children watch as a crocodile with a motorcycle tires stuck around its neck sunbaths on river in Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia December 4, 2016 in this photo taken by Antara Foto.

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bring positive results. “Basarnas (national search and rescue team) has divided the searching area into four sectors involving several ships,” Sam said.

Earlier in the day, a spokesman of Riau Islands police Adjunct Senior Commissioner S Erlangga said, the authority has mobilized some 16 vessels, two helicopters, one aircraft and 151 personnel to locate the survivors and recover the wreckage as of Sunday.

The joint task force comprises the Basarnas, the coast guard, navy as well as the Rescue Coordination Center (RCC) in Singapore. A body was recovered on late Saturday and was brought to Batam for further identification. “To confirm the identity, it would need further

identification process,” Erlangga said. He said there were a total of 13 people, including the pilot and crew members on the plane.

Search and rescue (SAR) operations first started shortly after the twin-engine aircraft operated by the Indonesian police lost contact with Singapore air traffic control in the countrys Flight Information Region at 11.22 a.m Singapore time.

The plane took off at 10.24 a.m Singapore time and was expected to arrive in Batam at 11.58 a.m.

Local fishermen had found wreckage of the Polish-made M-28 Skytruck off Pulau Senayang, in Riau Islands province, at 11.30 a.m local time. Before it plunged, a loud explosion was heard by local residents.(ant)

YOGYAKARTA - Around 2,500 villages in Indonesia have no access to electricity for being isolated and located in difficult terrain. “The villages are located in difficult terrain and isolated,” chairman of the Indonesian association of private electric producers (APLSI) Arthur Simatupang said here on Sunday.

Arthur said the government could not rely only on the state power utility company PLN to supply electricity for the 2,500 villages mostly in frontier areas. The role of the private sector is important, he said, adding PLN has to team up with independent power producers (IPP).

He said the government has issued a regulation allowing the private sector to operate in the power generating industry in order to give the 2,5000 villages access to electricity. The regulation calls for the involvement of the private sector, cooperatives and regional administration companies (BUMD) to provide electricity for the villages, he said.

“The government would provide the license for the private sector to build power plants, power transmission networks and sell power directly to the end consumers in

isolated areas,” he said.

So far only PLN is allowed to sell power to the end consumers.

Independent power producers sell their power to the end consumers via PLN . With the new regulation PLN no longer holds the monopoly to sell power to the public in isolated areas.

“We hope the new regulation would attract more investors to build power plants that would help open access to electricity for the 2,500 villages,” Arthur said.

Earlier, director of electric power program development at the energy and mineral resources (ESDM) ministry Alihuddin Sitompul said his office has prepared a ministerial regulation on mini power plants and was already signed by ESDM Minister Ignatius Jonan. “Currently it is being processed at the Law and Human Right Ministry ,” Alihuddin said.(ant)

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Italy’s Renzi to resign after referendum rout

ROME - Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi is set to resign on Monday after suffering a crushing defeat on Sunday in a referendum on constitutional reform, tipping the euro zone’s third-largest economy into political turmoil.

His decision to quit after just two and a half years in office deals a blow to the European Union, already reeling from multiple crises and struggling to overcome antiestablishment forces that have battered the Western world this year.

The euro briefly tumbled overnight to 20-month lows against the dollar, as markets worried that instability could reignite an EU debt crisis and deal a hammer blow to Italy’s fragile banking sector, especially the troubled Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena. However, by early in the European morning it had largely rebounded.

Monte Paschi shares were suspended, initially falling 7 percent before bouncing back to a 1-percent decline. Yields on Italy’s benchmark 10-year bond soared to more than 2 percent, but then also retreated back below that mark.

Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan, seen as a possible candidate to replace Renzi, will miss scheduled meetings with European finance ministers in Brussels on Monday and Tuesday, a Treasury

source said.

Renzi’s resignation could open the door to early elections next year and to the possibility of an antieuro party, the opposition 5-Star Movement, gaining power in the heart of the single currency. 5-Star campaigned hard for a ‘No’ vote.

“I take full responsibility for the defeat,” Renzi said in a televised address to the nation, adding that he would hand in his formal resignation to President Sergio Mattarella on Monday.

“I will greet my successor with a smile and a hug, whoever it might be,” he said, struggling to contain his emotions when he thanked his wife and children for their support.

“We are not robots,” he said at one point.

“No” won an overwhelming 59.1 percent of the vote, according to the final count.

About 33 million Italians, or more than two-thirds of eligible voters, cast ballots following months of bitter campaigning that pitted Renzi against all major op-

position parties, including the antiestablishment 5-Star.

Mattarella will consult with party leaders before naming a new prime minister -- the fourth successive head of government to be appointed without an electoral mandate, a fact that underscores the fragility of Italy’s political system.

The vote ended months of campaigning for a reform that Renzi had said would bring political stability to Italy -- but that opponents said jeopardised democratic checks and balances.

The new prime minister, who will need the backing of Renzi’s Democratic Party (PD) to take office, will have to draw up a new electoral law, with 5-Star urging a swift deal to open the way for elections in early 2017, a year ahead of schedule.

“From tomorrow, we will start work on putting together 5-Star’s future programme and the team of people that will make up a future government,” said Luigi Di Maio, tipped to be the group’s prime ministerial candidate.

Opinion polls put 5-Star, which wants to hold a referendum on membership of the euro, neck-andneck with the PD. (rtr)

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Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi leaves at the end of media conference after a referendum on constitutional reform at Chigi palace in Rome, Italy, December 5, 2016.

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May’s Brexit plans face British Supreme Court test LONDON - Prime Minister Theresa May’s government launches a challenge on Monday against a court ruling that it requires parliamentary approval to start the process of leaving the European Union, a decision that could upset Britain’s Brexit plans.

If the Supreme Court, the United Kingdom’s highest judicial body, dismisses the government appeal it could derail May’s timetable for triggering Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty and leaving the EU. The government’s legal fight comes against a backdrop of claims by some politicians and newspapers that establishment judges want to thwart the Brexit process.

It will be the most high-profile and complex case the court has considered since it came into being seven years ago and is due to last for four days. For the first time all its 11 justices will sit on the panel with the verdict due later in January.

“The case raises difficult and delicate issues about the constitutional relationship between government and parliament,” Brenda Hale, the Supreme Court’s Vice-President said in a speech last month.

“What is meant by the exercise of the executive power of the state? We do not have a written constitution to tell us the answer.

But I doubt whether many written constitutions would tell us the answer either.”

If May wins, she can proceed with her plans to invoke Article 50 by the end of March.

But if she loses, parliament could in theory block Brexit as most lawmakers (MPs) supported staying in the EU in a referendum in June, though few observers expect such an outcome. Even so, lawmaker approval could open the process to greater scrutiny and delay.

Investors believe the greater parliament’s involvement the less chance there is of a “hard Brexit” in which tight controls on immigration are prioritised over European single market access. The pound surged after November’s High Court ruling.

In a sign of how thorny the process could be for May, the opposition Labour Party plans to table an amendment to any Article 50 bill to try to keep market access to the bloc, its leader Jeremy Corbyn told Sky News on Saturday. (rtr)

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the independence of the public prosecutor’s office and Brazilian judicial authority.”

The package was proposed by the public prosecutor earlier this year and included measures that would toughen penalties for corruption and accelerate the handling of corruption cases in courts. But in its overnight session, held while Brazil was mourning the deaths in a plane crash of members of a beloved soccer team, the lower house of Congress dropped some of the toughest measures, like allowing prosecutors to reach more plea bargains, in addition to adding the one that allows prosecutors and judges to be charged with abuse of power.

Paola Augusta Mariano Margues, a 31-year-old prosecutor in Sao Paulo, said the measure could have a chilling effect on investigations because it could leave prosecutors vulnerable when investigations don’t lead to charges.

Moro has called it an effort to intimidate the judiciary and halt Operation Car Wash before it implicates any more lawmakers. He pleaded with the Senate not to pass it, and judges and prosecutors are asking the president not to sign if it does.

“Sergio Moro, we are with you,” read a giant banner at the Sao Paulo protest, where demonstrators frequently chanted his name. (ap)

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Through it all, accusations of corruption against former or current leaders seem to come weekly. Scandal has touched several members of Temer’s Cabinet, and six have resigned. Meanwhile, anger at the scale of corruption and frustration with the impotence of the government to address it is rising.

The one bright spot appeared to be the tenacity of the judiciary and its determination to see through Operation Car Wash.

But last week, the prosecutors leading that investigation threatened to quit, accusing Congress of passing legislation that would leave them vulnerable to retribution from those they have prosecuted. The measure, approved in a marathon overnight session in the lower house of Congress as part of a package of anti-corruption laws, would allow defendants to accuse prosecutors and judges of abusing their authority.

“In the middle of the night, the house of deputies disfigured this (anti-corruption) project. Instead of punishing the corrupt, they want to punish investigating prosecutors and judges,” said Agnes Musseliner, a prosecutor who attended the protest in Rio. “We are here to protest against this absurdity, to guarantee

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Hamilton off the hook as Mercedes start driver search

LONDON - Mercedes will not punish triple world champion Lewis Hamilton for defying orders at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Formula One Grand Prix, the team’s non-executive chairman Niki Lauda has said.

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“There is no need to say anything to Lewis,” he told the Mail on Sunday. “We have no problem about how he raced in Abu Dhabi.

We have drawn a line under it.”

Hamilton had ignored orders to speed up after he deliberately slowed the race while leading in an attempt to ‘back up’ Rosberg and give others a chance to overtake.

The Briton could only win the title if Rosberg finished off the podium. In the end Hamilton won at Yas Marina for his 10th victory of the year but the German held on to finish second.

Rosberg then stunned the sport by announcing his retirement on Friday, leaving champions Mercedes with a headache.

The search for a replacement will start on Monday and Mercedes bosses have already received a rush of calls from would-be candidates.

Lauda told BBC radio on Sunday that the team hoped to fill the vacancy by the end of the year.

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Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel, McLaren’s Fernando Alonso and Williams’ Valtteri Bottas have all been highlighted in media speculation but 22-year-old German reserve driver Pascal Wehrlein remains the bookmakers’ favourite.

Hamilton has said he does not care who comes in but whoever it is must be able to “stand the heat”.

“We need someone with good values to come in and represent the team in a positive way, a good work ethic, consistency so we can win the constructors’ championship,” he told reporters at the FIA end of season prize-giving in Vienna.

“In terms of challenging for constructors’ titles, which is the team’s first goal, we need to make sure it’s equally as consistent as we were before.” (rtr)

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Hideki Matsuyama, right, of Japan, poses with Tiger Woods and the trophy after winning the Hero World Challenge golf tournament Sunday, Dec. 4, 2016, in Nassau, Bahamas.

BAHAMAS - Japan’s Hideki Matsuyama, the hottest player in world golf over the past two months, survived a shaky back nine to clinch his fourth win in five starts with a twostroke victory at the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas on Sunday.

While tournament host Tiger Woods delivered the good, bad and ugly as he finished 14 shots back in his much anticipated return to competition, Matsuyama ended a dominant week with his worst round, a one-over 73 at the Albany course on the island of New Providence.

The 24-year-old Japanese, seven strokes ahead overnight in the 18-man event, birdied two of the first nine holes, then shrugged off a double at the 10th and a bogey at the 14th as he posted an 18-under total in blustery conditions.

“I have played very, very well until today,” world number six Matsuyama, speaking through an interpreter, told Golf Channel about his sizzling run that included a maiden World Golf Championships title in Shanghai in October.

“Today I struggled a bit.”

British Open champion Henrik Stenson of Sweden eagled the par-five ninth on the way to a 68 and second place, three ahead of Americans Dustin Johnson, Rickie Fowler and Matt Kuchar.

Woods, back in action after being sidelined nearly 16 months due to back-related issues, endured a roller-coaster ride that included five birdies and three double-bogeys as he closed with a 76 for 15th place at four-under.

“I think it was a great week, to be back playing again and competing, playing against the best players in the world,” said Woods. “Unfortunately I made a lot of mistakes this week, made a lot of birdies but a lot of mistakes.

“I made some poor decisions, missed the ball in the wrong spots and quite frankly it feels a little weird not to play in a cart,” said Woods.

“So it’s a little different and I am getting used to that, getting my legs back and getting my body back, focusing for a long period of time. And these are all things that I have missed for about a year and a half.” (rtr)

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Lazio’s and AS Roma’s players argue during the match.

MILAN - AS Roma pounced on two dreadful Lazio mistakes to claim a 2-0 Serie A victory in a hot-tempered derby boycotted by their own supporters on Sunday. Lazio’s Wallace gifted Roma the lead in the 64th minute when he tried to dribble his way out of defence but was dispossessed by Kevin Strootman who chipped the ball over helpless goalkeeper Federico Marchetti.

There was a scuffle involving players and officials from both teams after the goal, sparked when Strootman squirted water at Lazio substitute Danilo Cataldi who grabbed the Dutchman’s shirt by the collar. Strootman was booked and Cataldi shown a red card.

Roma doubled their advantage in the 77th minute when Radja Nainggolan caught Marchetti napping with a low shot from 35 metres that bounced twice as it entered the net at his unguarded near post.

There was also controversy in the first half when Roma’s Bruno Peres appeared to be tripped on the edge of the penalty area by Lucas Biglia.

The referee initially awarded a free kick to Roma before pointing to the penalty spot. He then changed his mind again, reverting to his first decision.

Lazio, technically the home side in the Stadio Olimpico, have not won any of their last seven meetings against Roma, a run going back to the 2013 Italian Cup final.

HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT

“It’s a shame we lost like this because we contributed to it by gifting them two goals,” said Lazio coach Simone Inzaghi. “It’s a huge disappointment. I know what the environment around a derby is like and there will be criticism.”

The Curva Sud area was empty as Roma’s hardcore supporters continued a long-running stayaway campaign in protest at security measures they say have destroyed their fan culture.

Roma stayed second in Serie A on 32 points, level with AC Milan and four behind leaders Juventus.

Napoli, Lazio and Atalanta are eight points off the pace. Milan needed a late goal from Gianluca Lapadula to beat second from bottom Crotone 2-1 after M’baye Niang had earlier missed a penalty for the home side.

Diego Falcinelli gave visiting Crotone a 26th-minute lead and Mario Pasalic headed the equaliser four minutes before the break, his first goal since joining Milan on

Benfica and Napoli face showdown after slip-ups

‘Clumsy’ Fellaini foul doesn’t surprise former team mate Osman

loan from Chelsea in the close season.

Milan were awarded their penalty early in the second half and Niang won an argument with Lapadula over who should take it, only for Alex Cordaz to save his shot brilliantly. Lapadula grabbed the winner in the 86th minute but was booked for his exuberant celebration.

Bottom club Palermo, where Eugenio Corini made his debut as their third coach of the season, slumped to their eighth successive league defeat when they lost 2-1 at Fiorentina, Khouma Babacar heading the winner deep into stoppage time.

Two first-half penalties, the first from Lorenzo Pellegrini and the second by Federico Ricci, helped Sassuolo to a 3-0 victory over Empoli that ended a nine-match winless run in all competitions.

Antonino Ragusa netted the third early in the second half.

Sampdoria beat Torino 2-0 with second-half goals from Edgar Barreto and Patrik Schick while Gianluca Caprari scored in stoppage time to give lowly Pescara a 1-1 draw at home to Cagliari. The Sardinians went ahead through Marco Borriello in the 24th minute but had Davide Di Gennaro sent off 10 minutes later. (rtr)

Marouane Fellaini’s clumsy conceding of a last-minute penalty against Everton, which denied Manchester United a precious away win, may have outraged fans but former team mate Leon Osman is not surprised.

United were leading the Merseyside club 1-0 in Sunday’s Premier League contest at Goodison Park when the Belgian international replaced Henrikh Mkhitaryan in the 85th minute to mark his 100th appearance for the club.

Two minutes later, he went in for a bad challenge inside the box and brought down defender Idrissa Gueye. Leighton Baines then stepped up and fired past David de Gea to snatch Everton away from defeat.

“Fellaini’s always been clumsy like that,” Osman told Sky Sports.

“He was like that in training. If you

came up against him, he was likely to stand on your toes or give you a dead leg.”

The 29-year-old Fellaini joined United in 2013 before spending five years with Everton, during which he played with Osman in the midfield.

“When he played for us, you wanted him as far away from our box as possible, get him up causing havoc in around the opposition penalty area where he was really good,” Osman said.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic had put United ahead in the 42nd minute after he picked up Anthony Martial’s through ball and flicked it over goalkeeper Martin Stekelenburg.

Sixth-placed United are on 21 points and next play in the league on when they host Tottenham Hotspur, who are a spot above with 27 points, on Sunday. (rtr)

LISBON - Having squandered numerous chances to clinch their knockout stage place, Benfica and Napoli face a Champions League showdown on Tuesday knowing they will only have themselves to blame if they are eliminated. The Group B match could easily have been one of the numerous dead rubbers in the final week of the group stage but, instead, the two favourites have everything to play for with Besiktas lurking menacingly in the background.

Napoli’s place looked a formality after they won their first two games in the group and there was even an outside chance that they could have clinched their place in their third match. Yet clearly missing injured striker Arkadiusz Milik, their campaign went off the rails REUTERS/Eric Gaillard

Nice’s Vincent Marcel challenges Toulouse’s Odsonne Edouard.

Nice regain three-point lead after win over Toulouse PARIS - Nice restored their three-point lead at the top of Ligue 1 with a 3-0 win over Toulouse after producing another impressive performance on Sunday.

Despite the absence of the injured Mario Balotelli, the hosts scored twice in quick succession in the first half through Alassane Plea and Younes Belhanda before Jean Michel Seri put the result beyond doubt after the break.

Nice have 39 points from 16 games, three ahead of free-scoring Monaco who hammered Bastia 5-0 on Saturday.

Champions Paris St Germain are four points off the pace after losing 3-0 at Montpellier on Saturday, their first defeat by three goals in more than five years. PSG host Nice next Sunday.

Stade Rennais moved up to fourth on 27 points thanks to a 2-0 home victory over St Etienne on

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Manchester United’s Marouane Fellaini looks dejected after the game

Sunday.

Olympique Lyonnais slipped to sixth on 25 points after their game at Metz was abandoned on Saturday when firecrackers were thrown at visiting keeper Anthony Lopes. At the Allianz Riviera, Plea collected Dante’s through pass before firing the ball between keeper Alban Lafont’s legs to give Nice a 23rd-minute lead.

Three minutes later Dante’s cross caught the defence off guard and Belhanda coolly lobbed Lafont from 25 metres.

Plea then headed a superb pass from Belhanda into the path of Seri who beat the keeper with a low shot in the 65th minute.

Toulouse are eighth on 22 points, one ahead of 10th-placed Olympique de Marseille who beat Nancy 3-0 on Sunday, scoring three goals for the first time this season. (rtr)

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Benfica’s coach Rui Vitoria

and they have taken only two points from their subsequent three games, including a goalless draw at home to Dynamo Kiev last month.

Benfica, meanwhile, let slip a 3-0 lead at Besiktas and were held to a 3-3 draw in their last game, missing out on the win that would have sent them through. The Portuguese champions also conceded a last-minute goal when they were held 1-1 at home by Besiktas in their first meeting with the Turkish side earlier in the group.

As a result, the two group favourites go into Tuesday’s game level on eight points from five games while Besiktas, who face a frigid trip to eliminated Dynamo Kiev, are lurking a further point behind and could still win the group. A draw would be enough to send Napoli through on their head-to-head record as they beat Benfica 4-2 earlier in the group, while the Portuguese side must win to avoid having to depend on the other result.

Both teams will qualify if Be-

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siktas lose but the Istanbul side, for their part, must beat Dynamo to qualify without worrying about the outcome of the Benfica-Napoli match. Twelve of the places in the last 16 have already been settled and all the other teams who will be playing on Tuesday, in Groups A, C and D, already know whether they have qualified or not.

Napoli enjoyed an encouraging 3-0 win over Inter Milan in Serie A on Friday when they managed to rediscover the flowing football that they had played at the start of the season.

Benfica, on the other hand, suffered their first league defeat of the season when they went down 2-1 at Maritimo, although they are still two points ahead of Sporting at the top.

“The defeat had to come some time, but we know that on Tuesday we have a game in our home that we have to win,” said coach Rui Vitoria. “There is no time for regrets.” (rtr)

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Lazio’s and AS Roma’s players argue during the match.

MILAN - AS Roma pounced on two dreadful Lazio mistakes to claim a 2-0 Serie A victory in a hot-tempered derby boycotted by their own supporters on Sunday. Lazio’s Wallace gifted Roma the lead in the 64th minute when he tried to dribble his way out of defence but was dispossessed by Kevin Strootman who chipped the ball over helpless goalkeeper Federico Marchetti.

There was a scuffle involving players and officials from both teams after the goal, sparked when Strootman squirted water at Lazio substitute Danilo Cataldi who grabbed the Dutchman’s shirt by the collar. Strootman was booked and Cataldi shown a red card.

Roma doubled their advantage in the 77th minute when Radja Nainggolan caught Marchetti napping with a low shot from 35 metres that bounced twice as it entered the net at his unguarded near post.

There was also controversy in the first half when Roma’s Bruno Peres appeared to be tripped on the edge of the penalty area by Lucas Biglia.

The referee initially awarded a free kick to Roma before pointing to the penalty spot. He then changed his mind again, reverting to his first decision.

Lazio, technically the home side in the Stadio Olimpico, have not won any of their last seven meetings against Roma, a run going back to the 2013 Italian Cup final.

HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT

“It’s a shame we lost like this because we contributed to it by gifting them two goals,” said Lazio coach Simone Inzaghi. “It’s a huge disappointment. I know what the environment around a derby is like and there will be criticism.”

The Curva Sud area was empty as Roma’s hardcore supporters continued a long-running stayaway campaign in protest at security measures they say have destroyed their fan culture.

Roma stayed second in Serie A on 32 points, level with AC Milan and four behind leaders Juventus.

Napoli, Lazio and Atalanta are eight points off the pace. Milan needed a late goal from Gianluca Lapadula to beat second from bottom Crotone 2-1 after M’baye Niang had earlier missed a penalty for the home side.

Diego Falcinelli gave visiting Crotone a 26th-minute lead and Mario Pasalic headed the equaliser four minutes before the break, his first goal since joining Milan on

Benfica and Napoli face showdown after slip-ups

‘Clumsy’ Fellaini foul doesn’t surprise former team mate Osman

loan from Chelsea in the close season.

Milan were awarded their penalty early in the second half and Niang won an argument with Lapadula over who should take it, only for Alex Cordaz to save his shot brilliantly. Lapadula grabbed the winner in the 86th minute but was booked for his exuberant celebration.

Bottom club Palermo, where Eugenio Corini made his debut as their third coach of the season, slumped to their eighth successive league defeat when they lost 2-1 at Fiorentina, Khouma Babacar heading the winner deep into stoppage time.

Two first-half penalties, the first from Lorenzo Pellegrini and the second by Federico Ricci, helped Sassuolo to a 3-0 victory over Empoli that ended a nine-match winless run in all competitions.

Antonino Ragusa netted the third early in the second half.

Sampdoria beat Torino 2-0 with second-half goals from Edgar Barreto and Patrik Schick while Gianluca Caprari scored in stoppage time to give lowly Pescara a 1-1 draw at home to Cagliari. The Sardinians went ahead through Marco Borriello in the 24th minute but had Davide Di Gennaro sent off 10 minutes later. (rtr)

Marouane Fellaini’s clumsy conceding of a last-minute penalty against Everton, which denied Manchester United a precious away win, may have outraged fans but former team mate Leon Osman is not surprised.

United were leading the Merseyside club 1-0 in Sunday’s Premier League contest at Goodison Park when the Belgian international replaced Henrikh Mkhitaryan in the 85th minute to mark his 100th appearance for the club.

Two minutes later, he went in for a bad challenge inside the box and brought down defender Idrissa Gueye. Leighton Baines then stepped up and fired past David de Gea to snatch Everton away from defeat.

“Fellaini’s always been clumsy like that,” Osman told Sky Sports.

“He was like that in training. If you

came up against him, he was likely to stand on your toes or give you a dead leg.”

The 29-year-old Fellaini joined United in 2013 before spending five years with Everton, during which he played with Osman in the midfield.

“When he played for us, you wanted him as far away from our box as possible, get him up causing havoc in around the opposition penalty area where he was really good,” Osman said.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic had put United ahead in the 42nd minute after he picked up Anthony Martial’s through ball and flicked it over goalkeeper Martin Stekelenburg.

Sixth-placed United are on 21 points and next play in the league on when they host Tottenham Hotspur, who are a spot above with 27 points, on Sunday. (rtr)

LISBON - Having squandered numerous chances to clinch their knockout stage place, Benfica and Napoli face a Champions League showdown on Tuesday knowing they will only have themselves to blame if they are eliminated. The Group B match could easily have been one of the numerous dead rubbers in the final week of the group stage but, instead, the two favourites have everything to play for with Besiktas lurking menacingly in the background.

Napoli’s place looked a formality after they won their first two games in the group and there was even an outside chance that they could have clinched their place in their third match. Yet clearly missing injured striker Arkadiusz Milik, their campaign went off the rails REUTERS/Eric Gaillard

Nice’s Vincent Marcel challenges Toulouse’s Odsonne Edouard.

Nice regain three-point lead after win over Toulouse PARIS - Nice restored their three-point lead at the top of Ligue 1 with a 3-0 win over Toulouse after producing another impressive performance on Sunday.

Despite the absence of the injured Mario Balotelli, the hosts scored twice in quick succession in the first half through Alassane Plea and Younes Belhanda before Jean Michel Seri put the result beyond doubt after the break.

Nice have 39 points from 16 games, three ahead of free-scoring Monaco who hammered Bastia 5-0 on Saturday.

Champions Paris St Germain are four points off the pace after losing 3-0 at Montpellier on Saturday, their first defeat by three goals in more than five years. PSG host Nice next Sunday.

Stade Rennais moved up to fourth on 27 points thanks to a 2-0 home victory over St Etienne on

Reuters / Andrew Yates

Manchester United’s Marouane Fellaini looks dejected after the game

Sunday.

Olympique Lyonnais slipped to sixth on 25 points after their game at Metz was abandoned on Saturday when firecrackers were thrown at visiting keeper Anthony Lopes. At the Allianz Riviera, Plea collected Dante’s through pass before firing the ball between keeper Alban Lafont’s legs to give Nice a 23rd-minute lead.

Three minutes later Dante’s cross caught the defence off guard and Belhanda coolly lobbed Lafont from 25 metres.

Plea then headed a superb pass from Belhanda into the path of Seri who beat the keeper with a low shot in the 65th minute.

Toulouse are eighth on 22 points, one ahead of 10th-placed Olympique de Marseille who beat Nancy 3-0 on Sunday, scoring three goals for the first time this season. (rtr)

REUTERS/Murad Sezer

Benfica’s coach Rui Vitoria

and they have taken only two points from their subsequent three games, including a goalless draw at home to Dynamo Kiev last month.

Benfica, meanwhile, let slip a 3-0 lead at Besiktas and were held to a 3-3 draw in their last game, missing out on the win that would have sent them through. The Portuguese champions also conceded a last-minute goal when they were held 1-1 at home by Besiktas in their first meeting with the Turkish side earlier in the group.

As a result, the two group favourites go into Tuesday’s game level on eight points from five games while Besiktas, who face a frigid trip to eliminated Dynamo Kiev, are lurking a further point behind and could still win the group. A draw would be enough to send Napoli through on their head-to-head record as they beat Benfica 4-2 earlier in the group, while the Portuguese side must win to avoid having to depend on the other result.

Both teams will qualify if Be-

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siktas lose but the Istanbul side, for their part, must beat Dynamo to qualify without worrying about the outcome of the Benfica-Napoli match. Twelve of the places in the last 16 have already been settled and all the other teams who will be playing on Tuesday, in Groups A, C and D, already know whether they have qualified or not.

Napoli enjoyed an encouraging 3-0 win over Inter Milan in Serie A on Friday when they managed to rediscover the flowing football that they had played at the start of the season.

Benfica, on the other hand, suffered their first league defeat of the season when they went down 2-1 at Maritimo, although they are still two points ahead of Sporting at the top.

“The defeat had to come some time, but we know that on Tuesday we have a game in our home that we have to win,” said coach Rui Vitoria. “There is no time for regrets.” (rtr)

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Hamilton off the hook as Mercedes start driver search

LONDON - Mercedes will not punish triple world champion Lewis Hamilton for defying orders at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Formula One Grand Prix, the team’s non-executive chairman Niki Lauda has said.

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In the wake of team mate Nico Rosberg’s dramatic retirement five days after winning the title, the Austrian recognised the situation had changed.

“There is no need to say anything to Lewis,” he told the Mail on Sunday. “We have no problem about how he raced in Abu Dhabi.

We have drawn a line under it.”

Hamilton had ignored orders to speed up after he deliberately slowed the race while leading in an attempt to ‘back up’ Rosberg and give others a chance to overtake.

The Briton could only win the title if Rosberg finished off the podium. In the end Hamilton won at Yas Marina for his 10th victory of the year but the German held on to finish second.

Rosberg then stunned the sport by announcing his retirement on Friday, leaving champions Mercedes with a headache.

The search for a replacement will start on Monday and Mercedes bosses have already received a rush of calls from would-be candidates.

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Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel, McLaren’s Fernando Alonso and Williams’ Valtteri Bottas have all been highlighted in media speculation but 22-year-old German reserve driver Pascal Wehrlein remains the bookmakers’ favourite.

Hamilton has said he does not care who comes in but whoever it is must be able to “stand the heat”.

“We need someone with good values to come in and represent the team in a positive way, a good work ethic, consistency so we can win the constructors’ championship,” he told reporters at the FIA end of season prize-giving in Vienna.

“In terms of challenging for constructors’ titles, which is the team’s first goal, we need to make sure it’s equally as consistent as we were before.” (rtr)

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Hideki Matsuyama, right, of Japan, poses with Tiger Woods and the trophy after winning the Hero World Challenge golf tournament Sunday, Dec. 4, 2016, in Nassau, Bahamas.

BAHAMAS - Japan’s Hideki Matsuyama, the hottest player in world golf over the past two months, survived a shaky back nine to clinch his fourth win in five starts with a twostroke victory at the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas on Sunday.

While tournament host Tiger Woods delivered the good, bad and ugly as he finished 14 shots back in his much anticipated return to competition, Matsuyama ended a dominant week with his worst round, a one-over 73 at the Albany course on the island of New Providence.

The 24-year-old Japanese, seven strokes ahead overnight in the 18-man event, birdied two of the first nine holes, then shrugged off a double at the 10th and a bogey at the 14th as he posted an 18-under total in blustery conditions.

“I have played very, very well until today,” world number six Matsuyama, speaking through an interpreter, told Golf Channel about his sizzling run that included a maiden World Golf Championships title in Shanghai in October.

“Today I struggled a bit.”

British Open champion Henrik Stenson of Sweden eagled the par-five ninth on the way to a 68 and second place, three ahead of Americans Dustin Johnson, Rickie Fowler and Matt Kuchar.

Woods, back in action after being sidelined nearly 16 months due to back-related issues, endured a roller-coaster ride that included five birdies and three double-bogeys as he closed with a 76 for 15th place at four-under.

“I think it was a great week, to be back playing again and competing, playing against the best players in the world,” said Woods. “Unfortunately I made a lot of mistakes this week, made a lot of birdies but a lot of mistakes.

“I made some poor decisions, missed the ball in the wrong spots and quite frankly it feels a little weird not to play in a cart,” said Woods.

“So it’s a little different and I am getting used to that, getting my legs back and getting my body back, focusing for a long period of time. And these are all things that I have missed for about a year and a half.” (rtr)

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Italy’s Renzi to resign after referendum rout

ROME - Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi is set to resign on Monday after suffering a crushing defeat on Sunday in a referendum on constitutional reform, tipping the euro zone’s third-largest economy into political turmoil.

His decision to quit after just two and a half years in office deals a blow to the European Union, already reeling from multiple crises and struggling to overcome antiestablishment forces that have battered the Western world this year.

The euro briefly tumbled overnight to 20-month lows against the dollar, as markets worried that instability could reignite an EU debt crisis and deal a hammer blow to Italy’s fragile banking sector, especially the troubled Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena. However, by early in the European morning it had largely rebounded.

Monte Paschi shares were suspended, initially falling 7 percent before bouncing back to a 1-percent decline. Yields on Italy’s benchmark 10-year bond soared to more than 2 percent, but then also retreated back below that mark.

Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan, seen as a possible candidate to replace Renzi, will miss scheduled meetings with European finance ministers in Brussels on Monday and Tuesday, a Treasury

source said.

Renzi’s resignation could open the door to early elections next year and to the possibility of an antieuro party, the opposition 5-Star Movement, gaining power in the heart of the single currency. 5-Star campaigned hard for a ‘No’ vote.

“I take full responsibility for the defeat,” Renzi said in a televised address to the nation, adding that he would hand in his formal resignation to President Sergio Mattarella on Monday.

“I will greet my successor with a smile and a hug, whoever it might be,” he said, struggling to contain his emotions when he thanked his wife and children for their support.

“We are not robots,” he said at one point.

“No” won an overwhelming 59.1 percent of the vote, according to the final count.

About 33 million Italians, or more than two-thirds of eligible voters, cast ballots following months of bitter campaigning that pitted Renzi against all major op-

position parties, including the antiestablishment 5-Star.

Mattarella will consult with party leaders before naming a new prime minister -- the fourth successive head of government to be appointed without an electoral mandate, a fact that underscores the fragility of Italy’s political system.

The vote ended months of campaigning for a reform that Renzi had said would bring political stability to Italy -- but that opponents said jeopardised democratic checks and balances.

The new prime minister, who will need the backing of Renzi’s Democratic Party (PD) to take office, will have to draw up a new electoral law, with 5-Star urging a swift deal to open the way for elections in early 2017, a year ahead of schedule.

“From tomorrow, we will start work on putting together 5-Star’s future programme and the team of people that will make up a future government,” said Luigi Di Maio, tipped to be the group’s prime ministerial candidate.

Opinion polls put 5-Star, which wants to hold a referendum on membership of the euro, neck-andneck with the PD. (rtr)

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Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi leaves at the end of media conference after a referendum on constitutional reform at Chigi palace in Rome, Italy, December 5, 2016.

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May’s Brexit plans face British Supreme Court test LONDON - Prime Minister Theresa May’s government launches a challenge on Monday against a court ruling that it requires parliamentary approval to start the process of leaving the European Union, a decision that could upset Britain’s Brexit plans.

If the Supreme Court, the United Kingdom’s highest judicial body, dismisses the government appeal it could derail May’s timetable for triggering Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty and leaving the EU. The government’s legal fight comes against a backdrop of claims by some politicians and newspapers that establishment judges want to thwart the Brexit process.

It will be the most high-profile and complex case the court has considered since it came into being seven years ago and is due to last for four days. For the first time all its 11 justices will sit on the panel with the verdict due later in January.

“The case raises difficult and delicate issues about the constitutional relationship between government and parliament,” Brenda Hale, the Supreme Court’s Vice-President said in a speech last month.

“What is meant by the exercise of the executive power of the state? We do not have a written constitution to tell us the answer.

But I doubt whether many written constitutions would tell us the answer either.”

If May wins, she can proceed with her plans to invoke Article 50 by the end of March.

But if she loses, parliament could in theory block Brexit as most lawmakers (MPs) supported staying in the EU in a referendum in June, though few observers expect such an outcome. Even so, lawmaker approval could open the process to greater scrutiny and delay.

Investors believe the greater parliament’s involvement the less chance there is of a “hard Brexit” in which tight controls on immigration are prioritised over European single market access. The pound surged after November’s High Court ruling.

In a sign of how thorny the process could be for May, the opposition Labour Party plans to table an amendment to any Article 50 bill to try to keep market access to the bloc, its leader Jeremy Corbyn told Sky News on Saturday. (rtr)

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the independence of the public prosecutor’s office and Brazilian judicial authority.”

The package was proposed by the public prosecutor earlier this year and included measures that would toughen penalties for corruption and accelerate the handling of corruption cases in courts. But in its overnight session, held while Brazil was mourning the deaths in a plane crash of members of a beloved soccer team, the lower house of Congress dropped some of the toughest measures, like allowing prosecutors to reach more plea bargains, in addition to adding the one that allows prosecutors and judges to be charged with abuse of power.

Paola Augusta Mariano Margues, a 31-year-old prosecutor in Sao Paulo, said the measure could have a chilling effect on investigations because it could leave prosecutors vulnerable when investigations don’t lead to charges.

Moro has called it an effort to intimidate the judiciary and halt Operation Car Wash before it implicates any more lawmakers. He pleaded with the Senate not to pass it, and judges and prosecutors are asking the president not to sign if it does.

“Sergio Moro, we are with you,” read a giant banner at the Sao Paulo protest, where demonstrators frequently chanted his name. (ap)

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Through it all, accusations of corruption against former or current leaders seem to come weekly. Scandal has touched several members of Temer’s Cabinet, and six have resigned. Meanwhile, anger at the scale of corruption and frustration with the impotence of the government to address it is rising.

The one bright spot appeared to be the tenacity of the judiciary and its determination to see through Operation Car Wash.

But last week, the prosecutors leading that investigation threatened to quit, accusing Congress of passing legislation that would leave them vulnerable to retribution from those they have prosecuted. The measure, approved in a marathon overnight session in the lower house of Congress as part of a package of anti-corruption laws, would allow defendants to accuse prosecutors and judges of abusing their authority.

“In the middle of the night, the house of deputies disfigured this (anti-corruption) project. Instead of punishing the corrupt, they want to punish investigating prosecutors and judges,” said Agnes Musseliner, a prosecutor who attended the protest in Rio. “We are here to protest against this absurdity, to guarantee

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Italy firms as investors bet against immediate snap election

LONDON - Italian shares rose on Monday as investors bet against an immediate snap election in Italy following Prime Minister Matteo Renzi’s resignation after defeat in a constitutional reform referendum.

Markets had been jolted by the scale of Renzi’s defeat which pointed to further turbulence and political crisis in the euro zone’s heavily indebted third-largest economy and particular uncertainty was focussed on the country’s fragile banks.

The euro fell as low as $1.0508 and the Milan bourse shed as much as 2 percent at the opening, while Italian bond yields spiked sharply higher. But most of these moves quickly reversed. The euro roared back above $1.06, still down on the day, Italian stocks moved higher, and Germany’s DAX and Europe’s FTSEuroFirst index of leading 300 shares both rose 1.5 percent. U.S. futures pointed to a rise of about 0.5 percent at the open on Wall Street.

“Our base scenario is a caretaker government which could be in place before Christmas, and no new elections before 2018,” Indosuez Wealth Management chief econo-

mist Marie Owens Thomsen said.

“If indeed things pan out according to our base scenario, there would be little reason for any broad-based turmoil. It is still utterly unlikely that Italy would leave the EU or the euro,” she said.

The referendum outcome was anticipated but the margin of Renzi’s defeat - 59 percent to 41 percent - caused the initial alarm.

Analysts say it could still deal a body blow to a bloc already reeling under anti-establishment anger that led to Britain’s shock exit in June.

Italian financials rose 0.5 percent having fallen more than 4 percent, and shares in the world’s oldest bank, Monte dei Paschi, were flat on the day after being suspended at the openung.

Bonds remained under pressure though. Italy’s benchmark 10-year bond yield jumped 11 basis points (bps) to 2.01 percent, widening the premium investors demand for

holding Italian bonds over safer German bonds to 175 bps, before easing slightly.

The strong link between Italy’s banking sector and bond market is a major concern for investors. Banks have been hit by concerns over their huge exposure to bad loans built up during years of economic downturn. They also hold large amounts of Italian government debt.

“Bond market turbulence could have serious implications for the financial system. Foreign investors may be less willing to underwrite capital raisings of Italian lenders,” JP Morgan Asset Management global market strategist Maria Paola Toschi said.

BREXIT IN THE DOCK Markets had earlier taken some encouragement when Austria’s far-right presidential candidate was soundly defeated by a proEuropean contender, confounding forecasts of a tight election. The European Central Bank meets Thursday amid much speculation it will announce a six-month extension of its asset buying programme

and widen the type of bonds it can purchase.

Earlier in Asia, MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan eased 0.4 percent and Japan’s Nikkei closed down 0.8 percent.

China’s CSI 300 index tumbled 1.7 percent. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index retreated 0.7 percent.

Wall Street ended Friday on a cautious note, with the Dow off 0.11 percent, while the S&P 500 rose 0.04 percent and the Nasdaq gained 0.09 percent.

While the U.S. November payroll report on Friday was firm enough to cement expectations of a U.S. interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve this month, a surprise pullback in wages helped bonds pare a little of their recent losses.

In currencies, the dollar was supported by expectations of a U.S. rate increase this month and more to come next year. The dollar index,, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six global peers, was up 0.2 percent at 100.95.

Against the yen, the dollar rose 0.4 percent to 114 yen .

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which earlier weakened almost 1 percent to $0.707 after Prime Minister John Key unexpectedly announced his resignation on Monday, recovered a little to trade down 0.5 percent at $0.7090. New Zealand stocks ended the day 0.7 percent lower.

Sterling could be vulnerable to developments in Britain’s Supreme Court on Monday, as judges hear the government’s appeal against a ruling that parliament must have a vote on Brexit before the process can formally begin.

The pound was last down 0.1 percent at $1.2710, having risen to a multi-mongth high on Thursday on indications from a leading government minister that a “soft Brexit” might be the outcome rather than a “hard Brexit”.

“If the government loses its appeal, we could see another leg higher in sterling against the dollar,” City Index research director Kathleen Brooks said.

In commodity markets, Brent crude rose 0.5 percent to $54.94 a barrel, the highest since mid-2015. (rtr)

Some 900 pilots unemployed: Minister

JAKARTA - Transportation Minister Budi Karya Sumadi said about 900 pilots are still unemployed in Indonesia and pose a specific challenge to the government.

“We have two challenges, namely competition and unemployed pilots. Competition is no longer among regions only but also among countries globally. In the educational sector, we have a big problem where a total of 900 pilots remain unemployed,”

Budi said after launching a Campaign on Flight Safety here on Sunday.

He said the solution that has been offered is the improvement of pilot quality by organizing training and increase skills.

The minister said there are many pilots which are not accepted by the company because many of them yet to have the qualified skill.

“If we provide them with compensation and additional skills, they can be recruited and accepted

as pilots because they really are needed,” the minister said.

Pilots should also follow the process through flying small planes such as Cessna Caravan or ATR before they fly wide boy planes.

“I believe there are many pilots who are not employed because they failed to past the test. They should pass the process first such as directly flying Boeing 737. One should understand the prerequisite in the firs place,” Minister Budi said.(ant)

SAR mobilizes divers to find victims of crashed police plane BATAM - Search and Rescue Team on Sunday mobilized its divers to find victims of a police transport aircraft that went down in the waters off Pulau Lingga in southern Riau Islands. “Today a divers team is deployed to locate victims of yesterdays plane crash,” Riau Islands police chief, Brigadier General Sam Budgusdian said here, Sunday.

The bodies, he said, were assumed to be drowned after the plane crashed and exploded. “Until yesterday, debris of the plane were still seen in the water surface near the crash site. But today, we cannot see them anymore, thus we need to dive,” he added.

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Children watch as a crocodile with a motorcycle tires stuck around its neck sunbaths on river in Palu, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia December 4, 2016 in this photo taken by Antara Foto.

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bring positive results. “Basarnas (national search and rescue team) has divided the searching area into four sectors involving several ships,” Sam said.

Earlier in the day, a spokesman of Riau Islands police Adjunct Senior Commissioner S Erlangga said, the authority has mobilized some 16 vessels, two helicopters, one aircraft and 151 personnel to locate the survivors and recover the wreckage as of Sunday.

The joint task force comprises the Basarnas, the coast guard, navy as well as the Rescue Coordination Center (RCC) in Singapore. A body was recovered on late Saturday and was brought to Batam for further identification. “To confirm the identity, it would need further

identification process,” Erlangga said. He said there were a total of 13 people, including the pilot and crew members on the plane.

Search and rescue (SAR) operations first started shortly after the twin-engine aircraft operated by the Indonesian police lost contact with Singapore air traffic control in the countrys Flight Information Region at 11.22 a.m Singapore time.

The plane took off at 10.24 a.m Singapore time and was expected to arrive in Batam at 11.58 a.m.

Local fishermen had found wreckage of the Polish-made M-28 Skytruck off Pulau Senayang, in Riau Islands province, at 11.30 a.m local time. Before it plunged, a loud explosion was heard by local residents.(ant)

YOGYAKARTA - Around 2,500 villages in Indonesia have no access to electricity for being isolated and located in difficult terrain. “The villages are located in difficult terrain and isolated,” chairman of the Indonesian association of private electric producers (APLSI) Arthur Simatupang said here on Sunday.

Arthur said the government could not rely only on the state power utility company PLN to supply electricity for the 2,500 villages mostly in frontier areas. The role of the private sector is important, he said, adding PLN has to team up with independent power producers (IPP).

He said the government has issued a regulation allowing the private sector to operate in the power generating industry in order to give the 2,5000 villages access to electricity. The regulation calls for the involvement of the private sector, cooperatives and regional administration companies (BUMD) to provide electricity for the villages, he said.

“The government would provide the license for the private sector to build power plants, power transmission networks and sell power directly to the end consumers in

isolated areas,” he said.

So far only PLN is allowed to sell power to the end consumers.

Independent power producers sell their power to the end consumers via PLN . With the new regulation PLN no longer holds the monopoly to sell power to the public in isolated areas.

“We hope the new regulation would attract more investors to build power plants that would help open access to electricity for the 2,500 villages,” Arthur said.

Earlier, director of electric power program development at the energy and mineral resources (ESDM) ministry Alihuddin Sitompul said his office has prepared a ministerial regulation on mini power plants and was already signed by ESDM Minister Ignatius Jonan. “Currently it is being processed at the Law and Human Right Ministry ,” Alihuddin said.(ant)

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A family carry crab traps onto the mudflats on Pegagan Beach, Pamekasan, Madura, East Java, Indonesia December 5, 2016 in this photo taken by Antara Foto.

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Japan PM to visit Hawaii to remember Pearl Harbor victims with Obama

Motor mugger finally arrested

DENPASAR - After being a fugitive for five months, the mobile detective unit (buser) of the South Denpasar Police finally apprehended the culprit of a motorcyle mugging on Jalan Bypass Serangan, Denpasar. The culprit, 32 year old Nggada Puru Huangga, from NTT, was arrested at his workplace at the Bahari boarding house in Benoa Harbor on Friday (Dec. 2). The suspect was also alegedly involved in the theft of motorcycle on Jalan Tukad Banyu Poh Panjer, South Denpasar.

According to Chief of the South Denpasar Police, Aris Purwanto, accompanied

by Chief of Criminal Investigation, Bangkit Dananjaya, on Sunday (Dec. 4), the mugging victim, Moh. Satin, 29, a project worker, was mugged on Wednesday (Jul. 27) at 3 pm. When reporting the case, the victim from Jember, East Java, said that at he had been lying on his motocycle by the seaside, playign with his iphone while enjoying the breeze away form his home on Jalan Pendidikan Gang Bunga Denpasar.

Suddenly two unknown men came who appeared to be from NTT approached him under the pretense of asking about their female friend. Then one of them jumped off his motocycle and struck the victim and grabbed his bag. “Feeling threatened the victim fled the scene whle shouting for help, leaving his motocycle engine running” said Bangkit.

The culprits rode off on the victim’s Yamaha Mio and the victim immediately reported the case to the South Denpasar Police station.

“Based on the victim’s report, we conducted an investigation. We showed pictures of motorcycle theft recidivists and the victim pointed to one of the photos of the suspect Nggada as the perpetrator,” he said.

The police then hunted for the suspects.

After having been released form prison for another case, the suspect had been living nomadically. Last Friday, his residence was traced to the Bahari boarding house in Benoa Harbor . He was arrested at 13:30 without any resistance. He admitted to the officers that he had commited this crime along with his friend with the iitals E.“So far, we still searching for the suspect E”, said Bangkit.

The suspect later admitted to having stolen a motorbike on Jalan Tukad Banyu Poh, South Denpasar on Saturday (Oct. 15). The victim was a student named Balla Suyono Hamanai, 27. The suspect took action at 2 am in the courtyard of a boarding house where the key was left in the motorcycle.

The Yamaha Jupiter motorcycle was easily taken away by the suspect who continued using it daily after having changed the license plate with a fake one.

“We once arrested this suspect in August 2015 related to motorcycle theft case. He was then released, but the suspect took action again. We are still developing this case, while the evidence of this mugging case namely the Yamaha Mio is still being looked for” said the officer. (kmb36)

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Ocean Park Lovina Bali Bagus Beach in Kalibukbuk village, Buleleng, is still receiving complaints as the water attraction blocks the view of the sea.

Complaints about Ocean Park at Lovina Management already has permits SINGARAJA - PT Kreasi Bali Utara’s Ocean Park Lovina Bali Bagus Beach in Kalibukbuk village, Buleleng, is still receiving complaints as the water attraction blocks the view of the sea.

General Manager of The Lovina Bali, Dwi Dharmawijaya, when met recently said that European guests spending holidays at his hotel have complained about the ocean park ride when they are sunbathing behind The Lovina Hotel. “Guests want to enjoy the natural panorama of the sea instead they see the water rides hampering the view of the beautiful scenery”, he said.

Dharmawijaya has spoken to the owner of The Lovina Bali, Robert Karl Stahl and the ocean park has been shifted to the east so that it can still operate without blocking the view for guests of The Bali Lovina.

“From the beginning, we welcomed the water park projects as an investment in Lovina. However guests spending their holidays here wanted to enjoy the view of the ocean. They always ask why their colorful plastic out at sea. It is not disputed

by the the hotel management by the guests themselves”, he said.

When contacted seperately on Saturday (Dec. 3) the ocean park rides manager who is also Director of the North Bali Adventure, Agus Yogi Yadnya, said the ocean park rides have been in operation since April 2015. Neighboring investors should not take issue with them. His company, he said, has a location permit an operating permit and an environmental permit issued by the provincial government of Bali. In addition, the Kalibukbuk authorities responded positively to the creation of the ocean park rides in the region.

“If we build up tourism in Buleleng, there should be no discrimination. We have ideas and they should be mutually supported by all parties. We have all our permits in order. We do not sell the same product as The Lovina Bali – we offer water sports at sea. We have done everything according to proceedure. Complaints about these water sprots is appropriate. Moreover, I have met the GM of The Lovina Bali,” he explained.

Yadnya is adament that the presumption

that the rides are blocking the view is not a suitable presumption. The rides that include the swing, iceberg, bouncer, slide twister, jungle joe, rock slides, trampoline and torture have already been moved to the east. “We’ve already moved them over. According to the laws of nature, the earth is round and so when we look out to sea it may look like the rides are right in fornt of us whereas the coordinates taken by the regional development plan board (Bappeda) show that the ride is not located right in front of the hotel property of The Lovina Bali”, he added.

Meanwhile, Headman of Kalibukbuk, Ketut Suka, openly welcomed the management of the North Bali Adventure for the ocean park rides. He added that they have all their permits in order and that studies were even done before they started operating as there was fear that it could disrupt marine life. IN fact the coral reefs is growing even better among the stakes that hold up the games. “Coral reef can grow among the piloties.The government of Bali has other reasons because it does not only think of one sector. We in the village authorities do not dispute it”, he said. (kmb34)

Drug lord arrested, Hundreds of ecstasy and crystal meth secured DENPASAR - The Denpasar Police Narcotic Unit arrested a drug lord with the initial SA while he was making a transaction in front of an international school on Jalan Badak Agung, Denpasar, on Friday (Dec. 2). His boarding house on Jalan Jayagiri XII, East Denpasar, was then searched and police secured evidence that consisted of 120 ecstasy pills and 108.07 grams of crystal meth.

“This suspect has long become the target of our investigative operations. The person is slick and hard to catch”, said a source in

the Denpasar Police on Sunday (Dec. 4).

Chief of the Denpasar Police Narcotic Unit, Gede Ganefo, devised a strategy to catch the suspect in the act. Provoking him to make a transaction is not easy, he said adding that police have tried several times. “Finally, they succeeded in catching the suspect in the act of making an illegal transaction on Jalan Badak Agung, not far from his place of residence”, sai da source who requested anonymity.

On Friday at 6 pm, the suspect came to

the scene. Police officers were there ready to arrrest him. “The suspect was then taken to his boarding house where more evidence was found, the toal value of which amounts to hundreds of million of rupiah” he said.

The arrest of the suspect was confirmed

by Chief of Narcotic Unit, Gede Ganefo.

However, he was reluctant to comment much because it will be exposed on Monday (Dec. 5). “If there sare no obstacles (Monday—Ed) we will expose the case tomorrow”, he said. (kmb36)

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Firefighters work inside the burned warehouse following the fatal fire in the Fruitvale district of Oakland, California, U.S. December 4, 2016.

California loft fire’s toll rises to 33, with more victims expected

OAKLAND - A fire that devastated an Oakland, California, loft building during a weekend dance party has taken at least 33 lives and the toll will likely rise, authorities said on Sunday, as criminal investigators joined recovery teams at the charred ruin.

Firefighters in Oakland, east of San Francisco, found the remains of nearly three dozen victims as they sifted through the debris-filled shell of the two-story converted warehouse being used by an artists’ collective.

The cause of the fire was still undetermined, officials said. Arson is not suspected but investigators want to find out if the building, often used for musical performances, had a history of code violations.

Mayor Libby Schaaf said the Alameda County District Attor-

ney’s Office activated its criminal investigation team at the fire scene.

A representative of the prosecutor’s office is monitoring the recovery process, she said, adding she was not authorized to say if a criminal probe was under way.

The mayor said the city’s first priority was finding the victims and supporting the families. “We have delivered the unacceptable and horrific news of losing a loved one to seven of our families.”

The blaze, which erupted about 11:30 p.m. on Friday (0730 GMT

on Saturday), ranks as the deadliest in the United States since 100 people perished in a 2003 Rhode Island nightclub fire.

The warehouse, which served as a base for the Ghost Ship Artists Collective, was one of many converted lofts in the city’s Fruitvale district, a mostly Latino area where rents are generally lower than in the rest of Oakland. As of Sunday evening, only 35 to 40 percent of the building had been searched, said Sergeant Ray Kelly, spokesman for the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office.

Officials are still unsure how many people were in the building at the time of the fire and how many more victims might be found. (rtr)

TOKYO - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Monday he would visit Hawaii on Dec. 26 and 27 for his final summit meeting with outgoing U.S. President Barack Obama, and to remember the victims of Japan’s Pearl Harbor attack 75 years ago.

Abe will be the first incumbent Japanese Prime Minister to visit Pearl Harbor after Tokyo launched a surprise attack on the U.S. naval base in December 1941.

His visit follows a landmark trip to Hiroshima in May by Obama, the first sitting U.S. president to visit the Japanese city devastated by a U.S. nuclear attack in 1945.

“I’ll visit Pearl Harbor with President Obama. This will be a visit to console the souls of the victims,” Abe told reporters.

“I would like to show to the world the resolve that horrors of war should never be repeated.”

The attack on the naval base by Japanese torpedo planes, bombers and fighter planes drew the United States into World War Two when it declared war on Japan, while the U.S. nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki forced Japan to surrender. (rtr)

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Following Hawaiian tradition, Sailors honor men killed during the Japanese Pearl Harbor attack the previous year on Naval Air Station Kaneohe, Hawaii, U.S. May 31, 1942. The casualties had been buried on December 8, 1941. The 75th anniversary of the attack, which brought the United States into World War Two, is marked on December 7, 2016. U.S.

South Korea’s President Park faces crucial week amid impeachment push

SEOUL - South Korea’s embattled President Park Geun-hye faces a pivotal week, with an effort to impeach her gaining support from within her own party and the heads of the country’s biggest business groups set to give testimony to a parliamentary committee.

Three opposition parties in-

troduced a bill on Saturday to impeach Park, who is accused of abuse of power, putting her in danger of becoming the first democratically elected South Korean leader to leave office early.

“The chances of the impeachment bill passing on Dec. 9 are

50-50,” Woo Sang-ho, parliamentary leader of the main opposition Democratic Party, told a party meeting on Monday.

The vote is set for Friday. If successful, it would require the approval of South Korea’s Constitutional Court, a process that experts said would take at least

two months.

The opposition parties need at least 28 members from Park’s Saenuri Party to secure the twothirds majority required for the bill to pass. At least 29 of them are believed to be planning to vote for the bill, members of the breakaway faction said.

Park’s presidential Blue House aides addressed a parliamentary hearing on Monday over the allegation that Park and her friend, Choi Soon-sil, as well as a senior aide to Park, put pressure on conglomerates to pay money to foundations that were set up to promote Park’s policy initiatives. (rtr)

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for fragments of the unmanned Progress MS-04 craft that crashed Thursday less than 7 minutes after

AMLAPURA — Trucks piled up along the road into Padangbai Harbor, Manggis, on Thursday night (Dec. 1) after the Lembar Pier in Lombok was damaged.

Supervisor of ASDP Padangbai Harbor, Faizal Arief Rahman, when met on Friday (Dec. 2) explained that trucks had to be held in Padangbai Harbor on the Lembar Pier was still being repaired. Repairs were ongoign until evening and it was not until Thursday night (Dec 1) at around 9PM that trucks

were able to start crossing again.

Thursday (Dec. 1) because at the same time a repair was being made at the Lembar Pier.

“Lembar’s pier 1 was damaged but pier 2 and an emmergency pioer were still operating. The emmergency pier can only accommodate large sized vessels”, he added.

It was not until Friday (Dec. 2), that the queue of trucks in Padangbai Harbour and Lembar Hrbour started to clear up. Many truck divers were disspointed by the wait because it meant that they had to spend more money as they waited to delivers goods to Lombok.

A driver from Bima named Amirudin, complained saying that this happens all the time and becomes an even worse problem when drivers in Padangbai are not

given notice and are forced to sit in the parking lot for not apparent reason. “We are given a very small allowance for our meals, so when we are trapped in congestion for days, it makes things very hard on us”,he said.

This situation aggrieves drivers at Padangbai Harbour both in terms of cost and travel time.. Under normal circumstances it takes three hours to board the vessels, however frequentlyt hey are made to wait

more than 24 hours sometimes even days.

Faizal Rahman Arief added that frequent traffic congestion at Padangbai Harbor is not only Lembar harbour is often damaged but is also due to the increase in the volume of trucks crossing from Lembar to Padangbai. There tends to be an increase of 30 percent in traffic at the end of the year as the price of goods goes up befire Christmas and New Year. (kmb31)

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In this photo dated Tuesday, Nov, 29, 2016 the Soyuz-FG rocket booster with the Progress MS-04 cargo ship is installed on a launch pad in Baikonur, Kazakhstan. The unmanned Russian cargo space ship Progress MS-04 broke up in the atmosphere over Siberia on Thursday Dec. 1, 2016, just minutes after the launch en route to the International Space Station due to an unspecified malfunction, the Russian space agency said.

its launch from Russia’s space complex in Baikonur, Kazakhstan.

There has been no indication of

The craft was carrying 2.5 metric tons of supplies to the International Space Station.

Russian space officials haven’t

yet identified the reason for the crash, but believe it was caused by the failure of the Soyuz-U booster rocket’s third stage engine.

It was the third failed Progress launch since 2011. (ap)

Rare weasel species makes a comeback in Washington state

MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK — The elusive weasellike mammal poked its head out of the wooden crate, glanced around and quickly darted into the thick forest of Mount Rainier National Park — returning to a landscape where it had been missing for seven decades.

One by one, 10 Pacific fishers that had been trapped in British

Columbia were set free at the park south of Seattle as part of a multiyear effort to reintroduce the native species to its historical range.

A large crowd gathered Friday to herald the return of the dark-brown member of the weasel family with its lush fur and bushy tail. They cheered, clapped and hooted, and First Nations and American Indian tribal members sang and drummed,

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Lembar Pier damaged, trucks pile up in Padangbai

MOSCOW — Russian emergencies workers are combing the mountains near the border any damage in the sparsely populated area. with Mongolia for the debris of a cargo spaceship that crashed minutes after its launch.

The Emergencies Ministry’s branch in the republic of Tuva said Friday it’s using drones to search

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as each crate door was lifted and a fisher streaked out of sight across the snowy ground.

“We’re correcting something that we mismanaged a long time ago before we knew enough to manage wildlife populations,” said Jeffrey Lewis, a biologist with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. “Now we can fix that because we know how to. We

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In this Friday, Dec. 2, 2016, photo, a Pacific fisher takes off running after being released into a forest at Mount Rainier National Park, Wash.

know we’ve got a lot of habitat here. All we were missing were the fishers.”

Fishers historically were found throughout much of the forested areas of the West Coast. But they declined in numbers due to trapping in the 1800s and early 1900s, and the loss of forest habitats.

By the mid-1900s they were eliminated from Washington state.

The solitary animal, which hunts snowshoe hares, rodents and small mammals, were listed as state endangered species in 1998. They’re one of the few predators of porcupines and are found only in North America.

While common in the Northeast and Midwest, they’re rare in the Northwest. Population estimates of West Coast fishers today are anywhere from a couple hundred to a few thousand, mostly in southern Oregon and Northern California.

More recently, West Coast fishers have faced threats from illegal pesticide use by marijuana growers and other threats.

But they’re slowly making a comeback in Washington through reintroduction efforts involving WDFW, Conservation Northwest, the National Park Service and other partners.

“These animals were here before us and so it’s our duty to take

care of them,” Hanford McCloud, a Nisqually Indian Tribe council member, said during a ceremony before the fishers were released on park land designated for the tribe’s use. Several First Nations people traveled with the fishers, some that were captured First Nations land in British Columbia.

The first fishers, about 90 in all, were reintroduced in Washington state in Olympic National Park starting in 2008. Those animals are reproducing and expanding its geographic range.

The second phase of the project involves relocating fishers from British Columbia into the southwest Cascade Mountains and later into the North Cascades. The goal is to reintroduce 80 fishers to each region.

“We feel like we’re making headway and we’re getting good positive results. It’s too early to say that we’re establishing a selfsustaining population but it sure is looking positive,” said Lewis.

The recovery efforts, however, comes as conservation groups have sued the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, alleging the federal agency failed to consider the best scientific evidence when it decided not to provide the fisher protections under the Endangered Species Act. (ap)

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Trucks piled up along the road into Padangbai Harbor, Manggis, after the Lembar Pier in Lombok was damaged.

Supreme Court strengthens verdict of District Court

Margriet still sentenced to life, Agustay ten years DENPASAR — The effort to be free from the bondage of law attempted by Margriet CH Megawe over the case of Engeline murder with the legal attempt of cassation did not produce results. The judges of Supreme Court rejected the appeal filed by the convicted person and this precisely upheld the verdict of district court and high court.

With the verdict, Margriet remains to be sentenced to life.

Similar verdict is also received

by Agustay Hamda May. Supreme Court’s judges rejected the cassation and he was sentenced for 10 years in prison. The verdict was received by Denpasar District Court’s judges prosecuting the case since the beginning. In the meantime, legal counsel of Agustay, Haposan Sihombing, when confirmed on Friday (Dec. 2) also admitted the verdict of the Supreme Court.

He will immediately inform it to Agustay.

“Yes, I have received a copy of the cassation verdict of the Supreme Court from the Denpasar District Court. We will immediately notify Agustay and later we return it to our client how his response will look like,” said Haposan.

The verdict was actually decided on October 26, 2016 to convict Agustay. The judge examining the

appeal file was chaired by Dr. H. Andi Samsan Nganro together with the members consisting of H Eddy Army and Dr. H. Margono. It is the verdict of these judges rejecting the applicant’s appeal of first cassation (prosecutor) and rejected the appeal by the second applicant (Agustay Handa May). Haposan Sihombing said that he will not seek judicial review because there is no new evidence or facts.

As for the convict Margriet in the verdict of the Supreme Court, with the same date and judge, declared to reject the appeal filed by her legal counsel team from the Hotman Sitompoel Associates.

There has been no official statement from the Margriet related to the verdict of the Supreme Court related to the murder case of Engeline on Jalan Sedap Malam, Denpasar. (kmb37)

Molotov cocktail starts fire at tourism campus GIANYAR — A molotov cocktail exploded at the Bali Tourism Iraining institute (LP2B) Gianyar, on Saturday (Dec. 3). Police have confimed that there were no casualties but added that their investigation is stalled because the LP2B insitute is not being cooperative about providing information.

According to information gathered in the field, at about 0:30 on Satruday morning someone threw a molotov

cocktail at the campus that is located on Jalan Kebo Iwa, Gianyar. The bumper of a Honda Jazz car, license plate number DK 1975 KV caught fire as a result. Material losses to the owner are estimated at about IDR 1 million.

The fire attracted the attention of nearby residents and after about 15 minutes, the flames were extinguished with buckets of water.

Not long after the fire was put out, officer from the Gianyar subdis-

trict police and the Gianyar Police arrived at the scene and found a broken green beer bottle with the remains of a kerosene soaked cloth in it (smell of kerosene).

Chief of the Gianyar Subdistrict Police, Adana Pandibu, confirmed that there were no casualties in the incident. “It happened early this morning and we have already investigated the scene of the crime.

There were no fatalities though the

bumper of a Honda Jazz caught fire due to the explosion”, he said.

Pandibu explained that the investigation is being hampered by the reluctance of campus authorities to give any information about the incident. “I have called the campus director, but he was still in Klungkung and none of the officers on duty are willing to give their testimony. As of Satruday noght we have not received any reports form the campus authori-

ties. However, we have directed the subdistrict police to make a report and provide information. Unfortunately, so far there has been no such report made”, he said.

Nevertheless, the ranks of the Gianyar Police are still investigating the incident out of concern for possible terrorist acts. “We are still investigating this case so that we can promptly reveal the perpetrators”, he affirmed. (kmb35)

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The tourists are watching the children learning Balinese traditional dance

Tourist visits predicted to increase sharply in December 2016

Gianyar - There is sure to be an increase in tourists visiting Bali throughout December 2016 as Christmas and New Year are what is known as high season. A number of tourist attraction on the island remain popular, including Tirta Empul in Tampaksiring.

Head of the Gianyar Tourism Office, Gianyar A.A. Dalem Jagadhita, explained that the fluctuation in the number of tourists who visit Gianyar, will most likely show an tend towards increase in December. “We have already noticed that tourists

have started to throng a number of oturist attractinos in Ubud”, he said.

He confirmed that visits by both short and long term visitors was down in November, but remians optimistic about this being compensated for in December

and allow the targetted number of tourists to be acheieved. “For sure, let’s wait for further data”, he said.

Meanwhile, six local governmenr-run tourist attractions in Gianyar saw a total of 698,191 visitors betwenn Janyary and August 2016. Tirta Empul was the most popular with 339,954 visitors, followed by Goa Gaja with 210,983 visitors. “Like last year, these two destinations remain the most popular”, he said.

Gunung Kawi Tampaksiring is ranked as third most popular with a total of 119,601 visitors; followed by Gunung Kawi Sebatu (23,234 visitors); Yeh Pulu (5,240 visitors); and Sidan ecotourism (208 visitors).

“Sidan ecotourism is indeed has the lowest number of visitors with records showing just 164 visitors in March, 11 visitors in July and 14 in August. We are therefor conducting a study to see how we can increase the number of

people who visit this attractino”, he explained.

Based on data from the Gianyar Tourism Office, there were a total of 1,225, 377 foreign (849,756) and domestic (375,621) tourists who visied tourist attractions that are managed by the government of Gianyar as well as those that are privately managed, including customary villages. “The Gianyar Tourism Office records 19 tourist attractions in the region.” he said. (kmb35)

Rainy season, crossing to Terunyan cemetery declines

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BANGLI - The number of tourist crossing Lake Batur to visite Trunyan village cemetery in Kintamani has decreased in the last few weeks as heavy rains have been pouring down throughout Bangli and surrounding areas.

The treasurer of a rowboat group from Terunyan village named Made Sujarah, acknowledged that since the rainy season started, the number of tourists renting paddle boats to cross to Terunyan cemetery has decreased slightly. We now only charted about 2 or three boats a day. “This Sunday, five boats made the corssing”, he said on Sunday (Dec4).

When the weather is good, about 10 to 15 boats bring tourist to Trunyan village everyday. Each boat carres between 2 and 6 passengers. There are more domestic than foregin tourists who take the boats to visit Trunyan cemetary. “During school holidays and feast days, the number of visitors increases”, he explained.

Sujarah mentioned that the tariff for crossing by rowboat is cheaper than by bigger boats. Two domestic tourists are charged about IDR 280,000 per rowboat.

“The advantage of using rowboat to cross is that travelers can enjoy the scenery with ease”, he said.

Trunyan cemetary is widely known to travelers because of the unique way that they leave the dead on the ground without burying them. To get to the cemetery of Trunyan village, travelers can cross by boat from Kedisan Pier or from a small pier in the village center. (kmb40)

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Rock ‘N Run now in its sixteenth year, the annual 5k fun run event on Sunday November 27 was another SOLD OUT event.

Rock & Run is an annual charity event organized by Hard Rock Hotel Bali and in line with the Hard Rock mantra: “Take Time To Be Kind”. More than 1,500 people

participated in this charity run and made donations of support.

“It’s rousing to see the running community come together.

The passion and commitment demonstrated by the runners are truly inspiring. Thank you to everyone who raised funds through this weekend’s event” said Shane

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Coates, General Manager of Hard Rock Hotel Bali. “This year Hard Rock Hotel Bali is partnering with SLB B Sidakarya in Denpasar, an extraordinary school for students with hearing impairments. In-line with this year’s tagline “Bring Back The Music”, all proceeds will go towards building a Hearing Group Class, a class with audio system for students to learn to lip-read and to identify sounds”

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‘Moana’ Tops Slow PostThanksgiving Weekend With $28.4 Million

LOS ANGELES - “Moana” sailed to the top of the domestic box office for the second consecutive weekend.

The Disney animated adventure picked up $28.4 million to push its stateside haul to $119.9 million.

Not that “Moana” faced much in the way of competition. The weekend after Thanksgiving tends to be a slow one for the movie business and this year’s edition was in keeping with that tradition. The only major new release, “Incarnate,” failed to sell many tickets, earning $2.6 million and falling short of its expected $4 million to $5 million opening.

“Incarnate” centers on a scientist (Aaron Eckhart) who enters the mind of an 11-year-old boy to rid him of an evil spirit. The horror film is the latest offering from BH Tilt, which is trying to contain distribution costs by orchestrating more targeted marketing campaigns for certain theatrical releases. “Incarnate” used digital advertising to try to better reach younger horror fans, and debuted on 1,700 screens, substantially fewer theaters than most studio movies unfurl across. It cost $5 million to produce.

“Believe,” a faith-based drama about a Christmas pageant, grossed a quiet $602,519 from 639 locations. Freestyle Releasing backed the film.

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Thousands protest corruption, support judiciary in Brazil

RIO DE JANEIRO - Tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets in cities across Brazil on Sunday to express disgust with public corruption and outrage at what they say are lawmakers’ attempts to muzzle the judges and prosecutors pursuing those crimes.

Protesters, many dressed in the green and yellow of Brazil’s flag, massed along a major artery in Sao Paulo and along Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro. Other protests were held in cities around the country. Many demonstrators wore T-shirts or held banners in support of Sergio Moro, the judge who has led a hard-charging investigation into a kickback scheme involving the national oil company, several

construction conglomerates and politicians.

The investigation, known as Operation Car Wash, has shocked Brazilians both for the scale of corruption it has revealed and for the commitment of the judiciary to see it through in a country where many feel the rich and powerful act with impunity.

But Sunday’s demonstrations also united a motley group of protesters

whose only common cause appeared to be disgust with elected officials.

They represented a cross-section of an increasingly fractured Brazil.

In addition to those supporting the corruption investigation, some held signs calling for the removal from office of the president and leaders in Congress. Some called for the jailing of a former president now facing corruption charges. Still others were advocating a return to military rule.

“I want people who have character running the country,” said Regina Medeiros, a 67-year-old retiree, who held a banner that read: “Let’s finish with political parties

before they finish Brazil.” ‘’People are losing faith in other human beings,” she added.

Around 15,000 people protested in Sao Paulo, according to an estimate from military police; they said they did not have a number for demonstrations in Rio de Janeiro.

At least another 40,000 people came out in scores of other cities around Brazil, including the capital of Brasilia, according to estimates from military police published by the G1 news portal.

Many hoped that after former President Dilma Rousseff was impeached and removed from office earlier this year, Brazilian politics

would settle, and reforms proposed by the new president might pull the economy out of deep recession. But instead, those reforms have met with significant protests, President Michel Temer has seen his popularity plummet, and the economic crisis appears to be worsening.

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Actors Dwayne Johnson (L) and Auli’i Cravalho (R) pose at the world premiere of Walt Disney Animation Studios’ “Moana” as a part of AFI Fest in Hollywood, California, U.S., November 14, 2016.

One bright spot was the limited release debut of Fox Searchlight’s “Jackie.” The look at First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy’s efforts to put on a funeral for Jack Kennedy that honored her husband and cemented

the president’s legacy has earned raves for Natalie Portman’s lead performance and Oscar buzz. It also did strong business in five theaters, picking up $275,000 for a $55,000 per-screen average. (rtr)

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