The Republic of Anguilla was a short-lived, unrecognised independent state on the island of Anguilla. It lasted from 11 July 1967 until 19 March 1969, ...

Secession and independence, 12 July 1967. British control restored, 18 ... Republic of Anguilla was declared unilaterally, with Ronald Axtarishster as president. The Valley, Anguilla · Republic of Anguilla · Demographics of Anguilla · Coat of arms

Anguilla wanted its independence from the state and the proposed union was not a viable option for the island. May 30, 1967 is celebrated today as Anguilla Day.

Anguilla was granted universal adult suffrage in 1952. Further changes occurred in 1956—with the dissolution of the Leeward Islands Federation and the ...

25 авг. 2023 г. · In 1980, Anguilla officially seceded from Saint Kitts and Nevis and became a separate British Crown colony - it is now a British overseas ...

This report describes the economic situation in Anguilla at some length and characterizes the Anguillians as follows:

Anguilla was colonised by the English in 1650 and is now the oldest British territory in the Caribbean. With over 90% of its population indigenous.

Anguilla's republican experiment lasted 22 months, ending with the military invasion of March 1969, which signalled the island's return to the British colonial ...

ernment of Anguilla, the case for Anguilla's independence and its position vis-a-vis Her Majesty's Government was carefully outlined. The letter, a position ...

It was the era of independence – but Anguilla wanted to remain a British colony. Montague Kobbe looks back at an odd victory for people power.