King and Queen view slavery artefacts during Antigua and Barbuda visit
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The visit of the monarchs comes after the British Prime Minister expressed regret over the suffering caused by the slave trade.
The couple visited Government House, the home of the monarch's representative in Antigua and Barbuda, once watched as a symbol of British colonialism.
King Charles III and Queen Camila visited on Monday an exhibition on the transatlantic slave trade in Antigua and Barbuda, where the meeting of Heads of Government of the Commonwealth of Nations (Commonwealth) is held. Charles III and Camila visit an exhibition on the slave trade in Antigua and Barbuda was first published in the Digital Process.
British King Charles and Queen Camilla visited a museum on Antigua on Monday focusing on transatlantic slavery. During a tour of Government House, the royal couple were shown artifacts from the era of slavery. Charles and Camilla viewed, among other things...
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