Prince William and Duchess Kate find themselves in an unenviable situation. They were supposed to tour the Caribbean, but now they are canceling individual stops. The locals call them thieves and consider their visit a slap in the face.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were to begin their Caribbean tour on Sunday, with the first stop at a cocoa farm in Belize. However, complications have accompanied the journey from the beginning, with the locals protesting against their visit.
“The legacy of colonialism and theft continues with Prince William. Prince William, leave our country,” residents of the small village of Indian Creek protested against the royal couple’s journey. They consider their visit a slap in the face and colonialism, he said Daily Mail.
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“Due to sensitive issues concerning the Indian Creek community, the visit has been relocated,” the royal source said. The villagers are said to be most outraged by the fact that the royal couple were allowed to land by helicopter on the football field without proper permission.
The couple planned to visit the cocoa company Akte’iL Ha at the foot of the Mayan Mountains, which was to serve as an example of sustainable agriculture. However, the locals are in open conflict with the charity Fauna and Flora International, which owns the neighboring land, and Prince William has been the patron of the foundation since 2020.
eska, TN.cz
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