Taiwan casino project

Taiwan casino project

MATSU ISLANDS, Taiwan - A man stands by a tank displayed for tourists at a war and peace memorial park in Matsu, a cluster of islands northwest of Taiwan, in July 2012. The park is a site planned for a casino resort.

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