If da Gama was a bastard? At least he was a pirate, according to the
history books printed in Kerala (India) and Mozambique.
Talking about Goans in Portugal. How many Portuguese people went abroad?
Data authored by the Emigration Observatory indicates that in total,
there are today around 2.1 million Portuguese people spread across the
planet.
Where are there more Portuguese emigrants?
France remains the country in the world with the largest number of
resident immigrants born in Portugal (573,000), followed by
Switzerland (204,000), the United States (184,000), the United Kingdom
(156,000), Brazil (138,000), Canada (134,000) and Germany (115,000).
South Africa: Around 200,000 Portuguese and around 500,000 South
Africans of Portuguese descent.
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Data: Sat, 29 Jun 2024 11:01:51 +0200
De: 'Nuno Cardoso da Silva' via Goa-Research-Net
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Assunto: Re: [GRN] Indian cinema and Vasco de Gama
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In real history there are no good guys nor bad guys. Everybody is
sometimes good and sometimes bad. We Portuguese did both good and
bad things. One good thing was the opportunity of having Goans and
othe peoples from India living in Portugal alongside us, helping us
to shape the Portugal of the future, softening our culture and
civilization. Without Vasco da Gama it wouldn't have happened...Was
he a bastard? Maybe...
Nuno
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