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Gov’t sees Pope’s slave trade admission as turning point in reparations debate
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Gov’t sees Pope’s slave trade admission as turning point in reparations debate
The government has described the recent apology by His Holiness Pope Leo XIV over the Holy See’s role in the transatlantic slave trade as a major moment in the global push for historical justice, truth and reconciliation. In a statement issued by the presidency on Thursday and signed by government spokesperson Felix Kwakye Ofosu, Ghana said the Pope’s acknowledgement represented “an act of moral courage” and an important contribution to ongoing …
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