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"British people don't have to answer for trafficking in slaves" London says citizens shouldn't pay for the sins of the probation
After British Prime Minister Andy Berman and Finance Minister John Hili said that the present-day citizens of Great Britain should not bear financial responsibility for colonial history and trade slavery.
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