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This Agreement Does Not Change Anything: the Chagossians' Indifference to the Future of Their Archipelago

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In the 1960s, some of the inhabitants of the Chagos Islands, administered by the United Kingdom, landed in Mauritius in total deprivation. The archipelago's attachment to Mauritius gives rise to little hope of return. Treason and poverty have broken a whole people, says The Sunday Times in Port Louis.
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This Agreement Does Not Change Anything: the Chagossians' Indifference to the Future of Their Archipelago

In the 1960s, some of the inhabitants of the Chagos Islands, administered by the United Kingdom, landed in Mauritius in total deprivation. The archipelago's attachment to Mauritius gives rise to little hope of return. Treason and poverty have broken a whole people, says The Sunday Times in Port Louis.

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Courrier international broke the news in on Saturday, March 7, 2026.
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