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King Charles Meets Both Joy and Criticism on Caribbean Tour

King Charles Meets Both Joy and Criticism on Caribbean Tour
NYT World Monday 02 November 2026, 10:05 UTC By Michael D. Shear, Rachel Knowles-Scott, Elesha George and Denis Chabrol 1 min read
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King Charles III of Britain took part in a parade with the agriculture minister of the Bahamas, Jomo Campbell, center left, and the cultural minister, Leslia Miller-Brice, center right, during a cultural festival in Nassau, Bahamas, in October.

King Charles III of Britain took part in a parade with the agriculture minister of the Bahamas, Jomo Campbell, center left, and the cultural minister, Leslia Miller-Brice, center right, during a cultural festival in Nassau, Bahamas, in October.
Charles Meets (PERSON) Caribbean Tour (LOCATION) Charles III (PERSON) Britain (LOCATION) Bahamas (LOCATION) Jomo Campbell (PERSON) Leslia Miller-Brice (PERSON) Nassau (LOCATION)
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