The Guardian reported the UK will start structured dialogue with Caribbean nations within a year after reparations consensus at a Commonwealth summit.
The Guardian reported that Commonwealth leaders announced the United Kingdom would enter into formal discussions with Caribbean countries during the coming twelve months over the historic effects of the slave trade. Gaston Browne, who leads the government of Antigua and Barbuda, said there was broad agreement among administrations on how to proceed with the issue of slavery reparations following talks held at the Commonwealth heads of government meeting.
Source: The Guardian.
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