titus wrote:
With the WTO ruling today this could make them reevaluate the gambling bill
If this is in regards to in Antigua and the US battling out at the WTO, the US will go against the WTO ruling.
If the US does not go with the WTO ruling, what it means is that Antigua can put trade restriction on the US. Antigua would be able to say to the US, “we will not export goods to you, because you wont listen to the WTO’s ruling”
BUT – “what does the US want from Antigua, that it cant get elsewhere”
The ruling in favour of Antigua, and the US ignoring the WTO’s ruling will only allow people to critise the US, which I am sure the DOJ is willing to bear if it means saving billions.