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The European Union urged the United States on Wednesday to open talks on scrapping a ban on foreign online gambling companies, saying it breaks global trade rules. The EU says it could seek compensation from the World Trade Organization because the 2006 ban unfairly prevents foreign Internet gambling sites from operating in the United States.........
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It's about time !!
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Manne wrote:
The European Union urged the United States on Wednesday to open talks on scrapping a ban on foreign online gambling companies, saying it breaks global trade rules. The EU says it could seek compensation from the World Trade Organization because the 2006 ban unfairly prevents foreign Internet gambling sites from operating in the United States.........
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At the moment, all gambling eyes are focused on the Frank legislation, which could resolve many of the problems facing the multibillion-dollar industry. :dirol
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Manne wrote:
At the moment, all gambling eyes are focused on the Frank legislation, which could resolve many of the problems facing the multibillion-dollar industry. :dirol
Yes for now we should put our concentration on the Frank legislation, which could solve many problems.But now I think it's about time.
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Manne wrote:
The European Union urged the United States on Wednesday to open talks on scrapping a ban on foreign online gambling companies, saying it breaks global trade rules. The EU says it could seek compensation from the World Trade Organization because the 2006 ban unfairly prevents foreign Internet gambling sites from operating in the United States.........
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In a new Trade Barriers Regulation (TBR) report just released in Brussels, the EU has argued that the US laws on remote gambling and their enforcement against EU companies constitute an obstacle to trade that is incongruent with WTO rules.
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In a new Trade Barriers Regulation (TBR) report just released in Brussels, the EU has argued that the US laws on remote gambling and their enforcement against EU companies constitute an obstacle to trade that is incongruent with WTO rules.
I also think that it is about time for the gambling but for now we should put our concentration on the Frank legislation, which could solve many problems.
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Manne wrote:
The European Union urged the United States on Wednesday to open talks on scrapping a ban on foreign online gambling companies, saying it breaks global trade rules. The EU says it could seek compensation from the World Trade Organization because the 2006 ban unfairly prevents foreign Internet gambling sites from operating in the United States.........
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Latest news: Online Gambling Bill Gains Momentum
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Manne wrote:
Latest news: Online Gambling Bill Gains Momentum
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The European Union urged the United States on Wednesday to open talks on scrapping a ban on foreign online gambling companies, saying it breaks global trade rules. The EU says it could seek compensation from the World Trade Organization because the 2006 ban unfairly prevents foreign Internet gambling sites from operating in the United States.But I also think that it is about time for the gambling but for now we should put our concentration on the Frank legislation, which could solve many problems.
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