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King Charles dances in the Bahamas as calls for slavery reparations grow louder

Publicado por Brisbane Times · Australia hace 1 h

The King joined a cheerful street parade but calls for reparations for Britain’s role in the transatlantic slave trade overshadow the start of his Caribbean tour.

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King Charles dances in the Bahamas as calls for slavery reparations grow louder

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