Acknowledge the History

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Trinidad and Tobago's growing reparatory justice movement — featuring Dr. Claudius Fergus on T&T's history, Carnival season through a reparatory lens, and the latest news including the UN's landmark vote on the slave trade.
Here is a brief roundup of a few such events during March 2026, in which reparatory justice took a central focus.
The reparation movement is gaining momentum. Two recent developments underscore this confidence. Earlier this month, King Filipe VI of Spain finally conceded that “there was a lot of abuse” against indigenous peoples in its American Empire, including Trinidad and Tobago. His acknowledgement was not an apology.
The Repair Campaign’s Trinidad and Tobago Community Organiser Lovell Francis speaks about his work in reparatory justice across the twin islands.

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