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During a Commonwealth meeting in Antigua and Barbuda, the UK Prime Minister expressed openness to issuing an apology for slavery, but stated that reparations would not be considered. This marks a significant moment in discussions surrounding historical injustices.
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During a Commonwealth meeting in Antigua and Barbuda, the UK Prime Minister expressed openness to issuing an apology for slavery, but stated that reparations would not be considered. This marks a significant moment in discussions surrounding historical injustices.
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