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Universal Entertainment Corp could lose Philippine license

21 November 2012

THE PHILIPPINES -- The Philippine government may ditch on Universal Entertainment's $2 billion casino complex if bribery allegations are substantiated, The Bangkok Post reported.

16 state gaming officials are facing bribery charges, the report said.

An allegation of a $5 million payment to PAGOR is being investigated, according to the Bangkok Post report.

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