Antigua Blasts USA 'Bullies' Over New Internet Gambling Laws |
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Antigua on Friday blasted the United States over what the tiny Caribbean island state said were moves to ensure it could not build up its fragile economy through revenues from Internet gambling services.
Criticising proposed U.S. laws to outlaw the $12 billion online
"We believe the time has come for the United States to demonstrate ...
Antigua, which has a population of 67,000 with few natural resources
The DSB was discussing developments in the squabble, first brought to
The United States, which before Ashe spoke told the DSB it was still
U.S. officials say they are working to make clear that domestic
In their ruling last year, judges on the WTO's Appellate Body said
The new legislative proposals were intended to clear that up,
He said they would entrench a situation where, in violation of WTO
Diplomats said that the case was likely to be returned to the original
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