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Prime Minister Gonsalves says conversation has commenced regarding reparations with the British monarch

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Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves has said that King Charles III has tentatively commenced the conversation regarding reparation for    native genocide and the enslavement of African bodies.

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Speaking with the BBC, the Prime Minister noted that there are two developments which indicate that King Charles III is open to having a mature conversation about reparations for native genocide and the enslavement of African bodies.

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The Prime Minister noted that Britain’s industrialization was fueled in part by the slave trade; by the enslavement of African bodies; and by the exploitation of resources in countries of the Caribbean.

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