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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.

The city of Nantes was responsible for repealing a colonial law, and its growth was funded by the slave trade.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated May 28
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The city of Nantes was responsible for repealing a colonial law, and its growth was funded by the slave trade.

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  1. Nantes was responsible for repealing a colonial law, funded by the slave trade.1 source
  2. Macron commented on colonial history while the National Assembly addressed the slave trade legacy in Nantes and Martinique.1 source

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