ANTIGUA-GAMING-Antigua and Barbuda still open to settlement with United States on Internet Gaming

Feb 07, 2013

ST. JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – A senior government official Wednesday said Antigua and Barbuda is still open to finding a resolution to its Internet Gaming dispute with the United States even though the World Trade Organization (WTO). Trade Ambassador, Colin Murdoch, speaking on the state-owned media, said that the Baldwin Spencer government has still not yet receieved any communication from Washington since the WTO ruling last week. “We won the case at the first level, we won it when it on appeal and the judgement that was awarded to Antigua and Barbuda allowed Antigua and Barbuda to suspend certain intellectual property rights as between Antigua and Barbuda and the United States.

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