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King dances in Bahamas capital during Caribbean tour

The king was seen dancing in the streets of the capital of the Bahamas during his visit to the country, a stop on his tour of the Caribbean. During the tour, he also spoke about the profound suffering of the past.

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King dances in Bahamas capital during Caribbean tour
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What to know

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    The king danced in the streets of the Bahamas' capital.

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    The Bahamas visit is part of a Caribbean tour during which he addressed profound suffering in the past.

Why it matters

The Caribbean tour provides the shared setting for the king’s street dancing and his remarks about past suffering.

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