June 5th, 2008
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Washington and this tiny Caribbean country will not resolve their dispute over Internet gambling by a Friday deadline, according to Antigua and Barbuda’s attorney in the trade battle.
Antigua and Barbuda accuses the U.S. of crippling its lucrative gambling industry by banning Americans from placing online bets with gambling operators, including those based in the twin-island country of 70,000 inhabitants.
Last year, the World Trade Organization backed Antigua’s request to target U.S. services, copyrights and trademarks in retaliation for its online betting ban.
Washington and Antigua have since agreed to try and achieve a settlement by a June 6 deadline.
However, Mark Mendel, Antigua’s legal counsel in the trade dispute, said in a Tuesday e-mail that he didn’t believe that was possible.
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The Canadian Press: Lawyer: Antigua, US will not settle Internet gambling dispute by deadline
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August 11th, 2008 at 8:32 am
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As a Texan, I am WAYYYYY underwhelmed by this slicky boy. First, several years ago, Rick Perry went with the hype and signed a completely unneeded“ hate crimes” bill. Second, he is all show and no go in fighting illegal immigration. Third, he is Mr. TT…