but st vincent and the grenadines would need to third. and backin grenadines would need to third. 2009, that didn't happen. there was only 45% of the people that voted in favour of the republic. and when i interviewed prime minister gonzalez today. he said to me that, look, he's not sure if this transition will happen in his lifetime, though he hoped so. let's just talk about this issue of reparations. reparations to be paid. yeah, so you may remember last year when there was a number of royal towards that took place in the caribbean countries like jamaica, the bahamas. and there as well as people, a number of people there were cheering, were greeting the royal family. were cheering, were greeting the royalfamily. but were cheering, were greeting the royal family. but there were also people protesting, holding up placards calling for reparations. the prime minister of st kitts and nevis, as you heard, he said that he would welcome an apology from king charles and acknowledgement that wrong was done during the slave trade. today, when i spoke to prime minister gonzalez of st vincen

we instead take an oath of allegiance to the people, interests and values ​​of saint vincent and grenadinet and will not accept that a person who was born, grew up and lives in britain can be the monarch of st. vincent and granding prime minister goncalves said that carl is not allowed to apologize by the british government and called for the prime minister, sunanoka. whose ancestors were enslaved by the british to apologize themselves to the same sunuka urged their parliament to need a full and meaningful apology for the gun of britain in the enslavement of the peoples colonial times and reparations justice. no. no, our focus now should be elsewhere. although you need to know your history and all of it. they run away from it once the former colonies of the british government are not in focus one by one, they themselves make the necessary decisions , the citizens of barbados in their homeland. broadly working migration in london narrower without palm trees and sunshine celebrated at the end of the 21st year independence from the british crown and the proclamation of barbados as a republic.

charles demanding an apology and compensation from the prime minister of saint vincent and the grenadines although he was invited to the coronation, he refused to take the oath to charles. i do not and will not accept that a person who was born raised and lives in britain can be the monarch of saint vincent and the grenadines. prime minister gonçalves said that karl was not allowed to apologize to the british government and called on the prime minister. twilight. whose ancestors were enslaved by the british to apologize to the same sunuk called in parliament for a complete and meaningful apology for driving britain in the enslavement of the peoples colonial times and reparations justice. no. no, our focus now should be elsewhere. although you need to know your history and all its chapters. they run away from it once, the former colony of the british government is not in focus one by one, they themselves make the necessary decisions citizens. on my own homeland widely workers migration to london narrower without palm trees and sunlight celebrated at the end of 21 years of independence from

just this was just a scotch grenadine. just a little bit of grenadine , you know, not just sip on that. and as far as my beer goes, man, i've been hooked on these loggers for awhile, but what i think is awesome. is that what bud light is finally listening to the people and it's not, and none of those people said anything about a group that was about it was how they were being treated by bud light. and i think that i think that's phenomenal to market to the people that actually drink the beer. it's just crazy to me. what do you think i'm gonna do fancy no people. casa amiga , reposado soda, lime juice. same thing every day. no hangover. that's why i drink it. it's good to have a little vanilla in it. um 75% of the people that are gonna are gonna be celebrating even though the price of barbecue and all that , um, is going up, but they still are going to celebrate. does that surprise you as well? do we need a getaway? essentially jessica yeah, i think everyone could use a break and hardworking people. it's nice. it's also jus

trade in the 17th and 18th century, and when i talk to the prime minister of st vincent and the grenadiness he said to me that he welcomes all of that and he said that he believes that that king charles is taking a positive step, though he was critical of prime minister rishi sunak who has formally refused to apologise formally refused to apologise formally for the uk's historic role in the slave trade. pry minister rishi sunak said in a pub are trying to unpick our history is not the way forward. . ~ , ., to unpick our history is not the way forward. . ~ i. ., to unpick our history is not the way forward. . ~' , ., ., . forward. thank you for that. rehearsals _ forward. thank you for that. rehearsals are _ forward. thank you for that. rehearsals are well- forward. thank you for that. rehearsals are well under. forward. thank you for that. l rehearsals are well under way forward. thank you for that. - rehearsals are well under way in liverpool for the eurovision song contest. the city is hosting the event on behalf of last year's winners ukraine, with the first stage of the competition on

seated self and i have actually come back from interviewing the prime minister of st vincent and the grenadines see his nation move away and transition to a republic. when i asked him why, here is what he had to say. this republic. when i asked him why, here is what he had to say.— is what he had to say. this fiction has come to _ is what he had to say. this fiction has come to an _ is what he had to say. this fiction has come to an end. _ is what he had to say. this fiction has come to an end. it _ is what he had to say. this fiction has come to an end. it is - is what he had to say. this fiction has come to an end. it is an i has come to an end. it is an absurdity— has come to an end. it is an absurdity and offend people in a psychological way. absurdity and offend people in a psychologicalway. in absurdity and offend people in a psychological way. in 1979 we became independent. what actually happened? we retain_ independent. what actually happened? we retain our independence but that reclamation is incomplete. until this aspect is addressed. 30 reclamation is incomplete. until this aspect is

republics, trinida and tabaga and sainte are now also an independent country of saint fin from this grenadine now talking about the southernmost segment, then the expedition this road towards sunset from modevideo is the southernmost segment of the last latin american expedition vavilov point. uruguay station laestan swayla agro and then the railway here on this platform then they were waiting for nicholas babylon we are true, unfortunately, since then it has been turning on the passenger rail traffic has been discontinued. here they even dismantled the rails. these are leftover scraps. well, by the way, we are talking about a lot more happy. in the sense of an era of normal communication between scientists, which should not be interfered with by politics around the experimental fields of the national institute here. agricultural research. this very interesting country, uruguay, has only 3.5 million people here, but 12 million cows. we are already in time. vavilova made a breakthrough and made it in the plant thanks to this amazing colleague. vavilov places like the south of russia argentina

now also an independent country sensantas grenadines, but we are now talking about the most southerns road towards sunset from modevideo is the southernmost segment of the last latin american expedition vavilov point. uruguay station agro and then zheleznodorozhnaya, on this platform then they were waiting for nikolai vavilov, but the truth is, unfortunately, since then, passenger rail traffic has stopped. they even dismantled the rails. these are leftover scraps. well, by the way, we are talking about a lot more happy. in the sense of the era of normal communication between scientists, to which we the politics around here should not interfere with the experimental fields of the national institute of agricultural research. this very interesting country, uruguay, has only 3.5 million people here, but 12 million cows. we already made it in the days of vavilov and made it in crop production thanks to one amazing colleague. vavilova places such as the south of brazil, argentina, chile, or uruguay, located in a blessed climate, this is what attracted european emigrants here, who thought t

jamaica, new zealand, papua new guinea, saint kitts and nevis, saint lucia, and saint vincent and the grenadinesn was one of the largest slave traders in the atlantic in the 18th century. senior jamaican government official marlene malahoo fort spoke with sky news thursday. >> why not a full apology? is it because you may have to give back the wealth of the monarchy taken from the people? taken from the places that were colonized? taken from the places where the people were enslaved? it is personal for people. the policies that are racist and unjust by virtue of nationality and ethnic background, the color of your skin. that is not right. amy: minister malahoo fort said the coronation has accelerated plans for jamaica to become a republic, with a referendum taking place as early as next year. the coronation ceremony will cost british taxpayers up to $125 million at a time where many are struggling to pay for basic living expenses. this week, the home office wrote to anti-monarchy groups planning peaceful protests, warning them about criminal penalties and expanded police powers that were rushed

vincent and the grenadines, those come from here and they're killing black people overseas in the caribbean, a lot of brown people in mexico. those are american guns killing people all over our hemisphere. talk about your unique position in trying to be an advocate both for gun safety and for the collective community of people of color. >> i'm happy to step up in the time that this is a public health crisis. and it does disproportionately impact black and brown communities. i'm standing on big shoulders. not only shannon watts who was a founder of moms demand action, but also black and brown women doing this for decades in our communities. we often see in the news some of the most horrific scenes when we think about mass shootings. by the way, more mass shootings have happened than actual days in the calendar year at this point in time, which is ridiculous. what we have to also remember is daily gun violence plagues our communities as well. and it's felt by black and brown communities in particular. i think this representation matters, and me stepping up in this time where we have a movemen

now also an independent country of sensent and grenadines, but we are now talking about the most southernn american expedition. vavilov destination uruguayan station laestens willa agro and then zheleznodorozhnaya here on this platform, when they were waiting for nikolai vavilov, but the truth is, unfortunately, since then, passenger rail traffic has stopped. they even took the rails. these are leftover scraps. well, by the way , we are talking about an era much happier. in the sense of the era of the new communication of scientists, which, well, should not be hindered by the politics around here the experimental fields of the national institute of agricultural research. this very interesting country, uruguay, there are only 3.5 million people here, but 12 million cows. oh already in time. vavilova vrubaya made it and in the plant made it thanks to one amazing colleague vavilov-brazil argentina chile ice, uruguay located amount blessed. this is what attracted european immigrants here, who thought that here they could engage in profitable agriculture. well , it turned out, it turned out th

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