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  1. France's National Assembly voted to repeal a colonial-era law concerning Martinique, while President Macron commented on the country's colonial past.
  2. Emmanuel Macron commented on the colonial past of France, acknowledging the role of Africa in the slave trade and the operation of colonies in the Caribbean.

Macron agreed to formal negotiations with Napat, who accused France of delaying talks regarding the issues of France's colonial past.

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Macron agreed to formal negotiations with Napat, who accused France of delaying talks regarding the issues of France's colonial past.

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Within France's National Assembly voted to repeal a colonial-era law concerning Martinique, while President Macron commented on the country's colonial past.

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