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DECLARING that the Caribbean’s fight for reparation must not “fall prey to distractions and sideshows”, former St Vincent and the Grenadines Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves has dismissed arguments about African involvement in slavery, labelling them as attempts to divert attention from the role European states played in slavery.
Reparations will form part of the cultural conversation at this year’s Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival with the staging of ‘Repair’, a satirical musical production at the Anchorage Car Park on Tuesday, May 5.
Guyana's growing reparatory justice movement, featuring Eric Phillips of the Guyana National Reparations Committee, plus the latest news including Barbados's reparations estimate, France's colonial artwork debate, and a French family's historic apology for their role in transatlantic slavery.
Guyana’s history has been central to The Repair Campaign April newsletter feature. Here is a brief roundup of a few such events during April 2026, in which reparatory justice took a central focus.
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The Repair Campaign amplifies the call for former colonial powers to acknowledge their role in the transatlantic trafficking of enslaved Africans.
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