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THA Chief Sec: Royal families must pay for slavery

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Chief Secretary Farley Augustine speaks at Emancipation Day celebrations on Monday at Store Bay Heritage Park, Crown Point, Monday. - David Reid THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine has urged black people to continue speaking about the horrors of slavery until royal families in Europe sincerely apologise and pay reparations to their former colonies, Augustine's message came at Monday’s Emancipation Day celebrations, Store Bay Heritage Park, which brought the curtains down […]

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