On the third day of Harry and his wife Meghan's trip to Colombia, they visited San Basilio de Palenque, where escaped African slaves established their freedom hundreds of years ago. The royal couple were greeted by a group of musicians and children, and saw a statue of Domingo Bioho, the town's founder and a former slave who was later recaptured and hanged by the Spanish colonisers.

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As Prince Harry and Meghan Markle embarked on the third day of their Colombian tour, several local residents called on the Prince to apologise for slavery.

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Prince Harry ‘should apologise for Slavery’ say Colombian locals

‘His ancestors made ours go through terrible times and he can repent to show they don’t agree with what happened’

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Prince Harry should apologise for slavery, Colombian townsfolk say

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have continued their unofficial “royal tour” of Colombia but the Sussexes are facing headwinds after locals voiced calls for the former working royals to “apologise for slavery”.

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‘He has to apologise’: Colombians ask Prince Harry to say sorry for slavery

Prince Harry should apologise for the slave trade, residents of South America's first "free town" said ahead of a royal visit.

Prince Harry 'should apologise for slave trade' say Colombian residents of South America's first 'free town'

Prince Harry is facing pressure from the people of Colombia to apologize on behalf of the royal family for its role in slavery.As party of their ongoing visit to the country, the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex were taken to a village named San...

Harry ‘should apologise for family’s role in slavery’, Colombians say

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