Macau opposition gains in election after deadly typhoonHONG KONG (Reuters) - Macau s mostly pro-democracy opposition made slight gains in legislative elections, as critics saw signs of public dissatisfaction with the pro-Beijing government after a deadly typhoon battered the Asian gambling hub a month ago.  Results of Sunday s vote announced on Monday showed the opposition camp won five seats in the 33-seat legislative assembly, one more than at the last election four years ago, according to local media reports. Macau s political landscape has long been dominated by pro-establishment, pro-Beijing and casino industry interests, and critics viewed any improvement by the opposition as an achievement.  Only 14 of the legislative seats were directly elected, a far lower proportion than in neighboring Hong Kong, also a China-ruled former colony, that has pushed much harder and wrested greater democratic freedoms than Macau, which returned from Portuguese to Chinese rule in 1999. Twelve other seats are indirectly elected in smaller constituencies, while another seven are appointed by Macau s Beijing-backed leader, Fernando Chui, making chances of opposition ever gaining a majority all but impossible.   Among the winners was 26-year-old pro-democracy activist and outspoken government critic, Sulu Sou, who becomes the youngest ever Macau lawmaker. Sou was one of the young leaders that helped spearhead one of Macau s largest anti-government protests three years ago, when around 20,000 people rallied against a bill offering a generous compensation package to outgoing officials. Macau s leader, Chui, later withdrew it.  In the past four years, people in Macau went through different battles, large and small,  Sou wrote on his Facebook page after his victory.  Today, people in Macau are using their votes to express their determination for change.  Sou couldn t be immediately reached by Reuters for comment.  Unlike neighboring Hong Kong, large-scale protests are rare and grassroot dissent is relatively muted in Macau, a former Portuguese colony which returned to Chinese rule in 1999 under a  one country, two systems  arrangement.  The election took place less than a month after Typhoon Hato wrought havoc in Macau, killing ten people.  The government s failure to warn people of the devastating storm, a lack of preparedness, along with widespread and protracted cuts to power and water supplies drew public anger and exposed Macau s inadequate infrastructure. While the opposition s gain was marginal, critics said the high 57 percent turnout rate and Sou s win should be a wake-up call for the government.    It s an ideal result ... The people came out in greater numbers to support the opposition,  Au Kam-sang, a veteran pro-democracy lawmaker who was re-elected, told Reuters.  It reflects the incompetence of the Macau government and the aftermath of typhoon Hato,  Au added. (This story corrects second paragraph to say previous election was four years ago, not five) worldnews
macau opposition gains election deadly typhoonhong kong reuters macau mostly opposition made slight gains legislative elections critics saw signs public dissatisfaction government deadly typhoon battered asian gambling hub month ago results sunday vote announced monday showed opposition camp five seats legislative assembly one last election four years ago according local media reports macau political landscape long dominated casino industry interests critics viewed improvement opposition achievement only legislative seats directly elected far lower proportion neighboring hong kong also former colony pushed much harder crested greater democratic freedoms macau returned portuguese chinese rule twelve seats indirectly elected smaller constituencies another seven appointed macau leader fernando chi making chances opposition ever gaining majority impossible among winners activist outspoken government critic sul sou becomes youngest ever macau lawmaker sou one young leaders helped spearhead one macau largest protests three years ago around people rallied bill offering generous compensation package outgoing officials macau leader chi later withdrew in past four years people macau went different battles large small sou wrote facebook page victory today people macau using votes express determination change sou immediately reached reuters comment unlike neighboring hong kong protests rare grassroots dissent relatively muted macau former portuguese colony returned chinese rule one country two systems arrangement the election took place less month typhoon hat wrought havoc macau killing ten people the government failure warn people devastating storm lack preparedness along widespread protracted cuts power water supplies drew public anger exposed macau inadequate infrastructure while opposition gain marginal critics said high percent turnout rate sou win call government it ideal result the people came greater numbers support opposition au veteran lawmaker told reuters it reflects incompetence macau government aftermath typhoon hat au added this story corrects second paragraph say previous election four years ago five worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Macau opposition gains in election after deadly typhoonHONG KONG (Reuters) - Macau s mostly pro-democracy opposition made slight gains in legislative elections, as critics saw signs of public dissatisfaction with the pro-Beijing government after a deadly typhoon battered the Asian gambling hub a month ago.  Results of Sunday s vote announced on Monday showed the opposition camp won five seats in the 33-seat legislative assembly, one more than at the last election four years ago, according to local media reports. Macau s political landscape has long been dominated by pro-establishment, pro-Beijing and casino industry interests, and critics viewed any improvement by the opposition as an achievement.  Only 14 of the legislative seats were directly elected, a far lower proportion than in neighboring Hong Kong, also a China-ruled former colony, that has pushed much harder and wrested greater democratic freedoms than Macau, which returned from Portuguese to Chinese rule in 1999. Twelve other seats are indirectly elected in smaller constituencies, while another seven are appointed by Macau s Beijing-backed leader, Fernando Chui, making chances of opposition ever gaining a majority all but impossible.   Among the winners was 26-year-old pro-democracy activist and outspoken government critic, Sulu Sou, who becomes the youngest ever Macau lawmaker. Sou was one of the young leaders that helped spearhead one of Macau s largest anti-government protests three years ago, when around 20,000 people rallied against a bill offering a generous compensation package to outgoing officials. Macau s leader, Chui, later withdrew it.  In the past four years, people in Macau went through different battles, large and small,  Sou wrote on his Facebook page after his victory.  Today, people in Macau are using their votes to express their determination for change.  Sou couldn t be immediately reached by Reuters for comment.  Unlike neighboring Hong Kong, large-scale protests are rare and grassroot dissent is relatively muted in Macau, a former Portuguese colony which returned to Chinese rule in 1999 under a  one country, two systems  arrangement.  The election took place less than a month after Typhoon Hato wrought havoc in Macau, killing ten people.  The government s failure to warn people of the devastating storm, a lack of preparedness, along with widespread and protracted cuts to power and water supplies drew public anger and exposed Macau s inadequate infrastructure. While the opposition s gain was marginal, critics said the high 57 percent turnout rate and Sou s win should be a wake-up call for the government.    It s an ideal result ... The people came out in greater numbers to support the opposition,  Au Kam-sang, a veteran pro-democracy lawmaker who was re-elected, told Reuters.  It reflects the incompetence of the Macau government and the aftermath of typhoon Hato,  Au added. (This story corrects second paragraph to say previous election was four years ago, not five) worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: macau opposition gains election deadly typhoonhong kong reuters macau mostly opposition made slight gains legislative elections critics saw signs public dissatisfaction government deadly typhoon battered asian gambling hub month ago results sunday vote announced monday showed opposition camp five seats legislative assembly one last election four years ago according local media reports macau political landscape long dominated casino industry interests critics viewed improvement opposition achievement only legislative seats directly elected far lower proportion neighboring hong kong also former colony pushed much harder crested greater democratic freedoms macau returned portuguese chinese rule twelve seats indirectly elected smaller constituencies another seven appointed macau leader fernando chi making chances opposition ever gaining majority impossible among winners activist outspoken government critic sul sou becomes youngest ever macau lawmaker sou one young leaders helped spearhead one macau largest protests three years ago around people rallied bill offering generous compensation package outgoing officials macau leader chi later withdrew in past four years people macau went different battles large small sou wrote facebook page victory today people macau using votes express determination change sou immediately reached reuters comment unlike neighboring hong kong protests rare grassroots dissent relatively muted macau former portuguese colony returned chinese rule one country two systems arrangement the election took place less month typhoon hat wrought havoc macau killing ten people the government failure warn people devastating storm lack preparedness along widespread protracted cuts power water supplies drew public anger exposed macau inadequate infrastructure while opposition gain marginal critics said high percent turnout rate sou win call government it ideal result the people came greater numbers support opposition au veteran lawmaker told reuters it reflects incompetence macau government aftermath typhoon hat au added this story corrects second paragraph say previous election four years ago five worldnews