Antigua will not give up the fight
The WTO panel is expected to issue its rulings and recommendations on the dispute between the USA and Antigua in late January or early February 2007.
“We believe that, notwithstanding the size of its economy, every WTO member has an obligation to play by the rules and accept and implement the outcomes of an established judicial process all members agreed to for resolving their trade disputes” said Antigua and Barbuda’s Minister of Finance and the Economy, Dr Errol Cort.
The battle began in 2003 when Antigua requested consultations with the US regarding measures applied by central, regional and local authorities in the US which affected the cross-border supply of gambling and betting services from Antigua and Barbuda.
China, the European Union and Japan continue to participate as “third parties,” and will be given an opportunity during the hearings to present their views on the USA’s claims of compliance.

CBC News reported yesterday the Gambling Watch Network filed a letter with Ontario’s ombudsman complaining scratch tickets are sold even after the top prizes have been won. 
West Virginia could become just the second state to offer games like poker, blackjack and roulette at racetrack casinos. There has been an increased push in West Virginia to pass table games legislation because of threatened competition from Pennsylvania coming online with up to 61,000 video slot machines.
Sportingbet PLC incur a one-time charge of 252.4 million pounds (US$492.4 million; €373.7 million) after selling off its American operations.
Frist announced Wednesday he will not be running for President of the United States in 2008. (celebration)
As of early last week, “Second Life’s” Web site reported 1.5 million residents.
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