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Dutch Royal Visit Brings €66m Fund for Suriname Slavery Descendants

Summary by Radio France Internationale
Suriname and the Netherlands have launched a €66 million fund to support social projects for descendants of enslaved and indigenous peoples – part of a wider effort to confront the lasting legacy of colonial slavery.

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Dutch royal visit brings €66m fund for Suriname slavery descendants

Suriname and the Netherlands have launched a €66 million fund to support social projects for descendants of enslaved and indigenous peoples – part of a wider effort to confront the lasting legacy of colonial slavery.

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In Suriname, Descendants of Slaves Accept the Apologies of the King of the Netherlands

Descendants of African and indigenous slaves from this country bordering Guyana accepted the apologies of King Willem-Alexander during a visit to the capital of this former Dutch colony, which ended on 2 December 2025.

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La Croix broke the news in on Thursday, December 4, 2025.
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