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“Belmana riots come back”
Roxborough Belmana riots return to the Tobago heritage festival.
Roxborough Belmana riots return to the Tobago heritage festival.
Roxborough, Tobago – In a stirring nod to Tobago’s turbulent past, the Roxborough Belmana Riots have dramatically returned to the Tobago Heritage Festival this year. This poignant reenactment vividly recreates the pivotal moments of the 1876 uprising that reshaped the island’s history.
The dramatic event unfolded on Monday morning, bringing to life the historical cocoa estate revolt in Roxborough. The original riots were sparked by widespread discontent among workers who labored under grueling conditions on the estate, leading to a significant period of unrest in Tobago. The return of this historical portrayal aims to offer residents and visitors alike a deeper understanding of this crucial chapter in Tobago’s cultural heritage.
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