Take your eye off the glittering hotels and casinos bringing in all that money and you will see that Macau really isn't benefiting from all that sleaze after all...
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All is not Well in Macau
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1 year 1 week 17 hours 12 min agoThis looks like an insightful article
This looks like an insightful article to me. There is a comment underneath, of October 5, whose author says he disagrees with it on "many issues" - but he only specifies one. Basically, "All is not well" seems to point out the negative effects that a lack of control by the public can have - in mainland China, Macau, or (in the longer run) Hong Kong, too.