For the past decade, the tight historical and geographical bonds between the West Indian islands of Antigua and Guadeloupe have been analyzed by historians. A recent conference entitled “Antigua: From the Amerindians to an Independant Nation” [1] [Fr] was organized in Guadeloupe by the group Yo Té Pou Nou Sé. Bloggers at PerspeKtives [2] [Fr] explain the importance of this project.
Antigua, Guadeloupe: From the Common Past
· Written by Fabienne Flessel
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