Direct French colonial rule over Martinique and Guadeloupe began in the 17th century and structured the local social system and economy to primarily benefit French economic interests.

Colonial links revisited Colonial roots of deep inequality: What’s driving violent protests in French Caribbean islands The residents of Martinique and Guadeloupe are French citizens but many ...

With timeless architecture, serene ocean views and a unique mix of culture and heritage, Santo Domingo, the oldest colonial city in Latin America, lets you take a step back in time.

August 1 marks 190 years since the end of slavery in the English-speaking Caribbean. Here are some important facts you should know about the journey towards freedom in the region.

Starting after Haiti won independence from French colonial rule, the small Caribbean nation was hit with a massive indemnity — or restitution — as a condition of its hard fought independence.

In the last two years, two former British colonies in the Caribbean have made robust efforts to further separate themselves from Great Britain — moves that have been under consideration for ...

Direct French colonial rule over Martinique and Guadeloupe began in the 17th century and structured the local social system and economy to primarily benefit French economic interests. Like many ...

Recent protests in the French overseas territories of Martinique and Guadeloupe are ostensibly over cost-of-living increases. But the roots of inequality go much deeper.