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Cancel Napoleon? French West Indies Decry Emperor For Slavery Role

Cancel Napoleon? French West Indies Decry Emperor For Slavery Role As France and its overseas departments mark 200 years since Napoleon s death, his role in spreading slavery to the islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique is prompting more and more to reverse his heroic legacy. FORT-DE-FRANCE TV reports, radio talk shows, columns in local dailies. On the Caribbean islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique as in mainland France, the upcoming bicentenary of Napoleon s death isn t going unnoticed. But that doesn t mean that people in the overseas départements are eager to celebrate as May 5, the anniversary of the famed emperor s passing, draws near.

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Delgres: 4:00 AM: Music Review

9 April 2021 An immigrant worker rises at four in the morning, stuffs newspaper in his boots to keep out snow, and goes to a backbreaking job where he must ignore the names he’s called. A mother demands to know what other children said to her child at the playground; the child refuses because “those words burn my heart”. A refugee who spent 100 days at sea with the hope of breaking old chains laments that “in La Rochelle harbor I broke my dreams”. Another immigrant worker, whose papers have been stolen, works off the books and is treated “like a dog” by churchgoers who “call themselves Christian”.

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A royal adieu to Prince Philip, Raul Castro steps down and a French publisher says arret

A royal adieu to Prince Philip, Raul Castro steps down and a French publisher says ‘arret’ France 24 1 hour ago FRANCE 24 © F24 Britain honoured the life of Prince Philip this week at a funeral limited to 30 guests amid Covid-19 restrictions, while Raul Castro stepped down as head of Cuba’s communist party. Calls to waive vaccine patents grew as global Covid-19 deaths passed 3 million. Here in France, a top publisher asked writers to stop sending manuscripts as submissions spiked after a year of lockdowns. ARTICLES Britain bade farewell to Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, with a funeral at St George s Chapel in a service paying homage to his seven decades of public service as consort to Queen Elizabeth II. We took a look back at key images from his life.

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Delgrès: Creole rock n blues infused with the historical and the personal

Delgrès: Creole rock n blues infused with the historical and the personal
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Macron lists diverse heroes for use in new street names

Cartoonist Georges Wolinski, killed in 2015 in the attack against Charlie Hebdo Globally-recognised artists such as Pablo Picasso, Victor Vasarely, Salvador Dali and Joan Miro Figures who fought for France, including: Aviator Roland Garros Romanian and German Resistance figures Olga Bancic and Dora Schaul Ouassini Bouarfa, an Algerian member of the Kieffer commando - the only French unit to have taken part in the Normandy Landings Senegalese rifleman Bakary Diallo, the first French-speaking African to have testified about his experience during the First World War Konrad Piotr Rygiel, Mohammed El Gharrafi, Christophe Barek-Deligny and Facrou Housseini, who all died in Afghanistan in 2011.

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