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Manne wrote:
An EU investigation into the US ban on online gambling - whether it is protectionist and breaches World Trade Organization agreements - has been completed. The report finds that European businesses are discriminated against be the American government's ban.
The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act - or UIGEA - would escape criticism and be legal had it not allowed local websites to offer online gambling, namely horse racing bets. But as it stands, allowing some and banning the rest goes against international trade agreements, the report claims.
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That's a great news that the EU investigation into the US ban on online gambling whether it is protectionist and breaches World Trade Organization agreements has been completed.
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Manne wrote:
An EU investigation into the US ban on online gambling - whether it is protectionist and breaches World Trade Organization agreements - has been completed. The report finds that European businesses are discriminated against be the American government's ban.
The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act - or UIGEA - would escape criticism and be legal had it not allowed local websites to offer online gambling, namely horse racing bets. But as it stands, allowing some and banning the rest goes against international trade agreements, the report claims.
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Let the EU kicking some ass :thumbsup
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David_1 wrote:
Let the EU kicking some ass :thumbsup
That's not a good news for us that whether it is protectionist and breaches World Trade Organization agreements has been completed. The report finds that European businesses are discriminated against be the American government's ban.
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The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act - or UIGEA - would escape criticism and be legal had it not allowed local websites to offer online gambling, namely horse racing bets. But as it stands, allowing some and banning the rest goes against international trade agreements, the report claims.
:dirol