Mézami na pwin tro lontan — mèm trozour-la ! — mwin la antann dir l'union afrikène té apré ropoz la késtyon d'lindamnizassyon lo kontinan viktime la trète épi lésklavaz. Li trouv lé pa normal d'ète viktime bann krime konmsa épi k ‘i anparl mèm pa lo prinssip in lindamnizassion Zot i koné konm mwin la fasson k'i réponn zamé i késtyon konmsa é si i réponn sé in réponss k'i ansèrv pa arien. Pou ma par, souvan dé foi, mi panss in drol de trik : mi panss koman bann zésklav an final de konte ( ) - Oté / Padport, 20 décembre
The text discusses the abolition of slavery in Réunion, noting that while slavery was legally ended, former slaves were not granted land or compensation. Instead, they were forced to continue working under exploitative conditions, often without fair treatment or living conditions. The author criticizes the historical focus on the losses of slave owners rather than the suffering of the enslaved. The text highlights the ongoing historical and economic impacts of this system.
