--- "Teotonio R. de Souza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

 
> Compensation or something similar / restoration is
> not just a third world
> demand.
> The Greeks are demanding their art treasure back
> from England, and recently
> a prominent Portuguese writer-politician demanded
> that France return the art
> pieces
> they robbed during their occupation of Portugal in
> the Napoleonic era.
> The Portuguese seem to have forgotten that some (say
> the Museu de Arte
> Antiga 
> or Museu de Etnologia) of their most valuable
> museums would be empty 
> if they were to return what they ransacked from
> India / Asia or African
> colonies.
---
Does Portugal have any major holdings of treasures
from Goa/India? I recall, much was returned a few
years ago. In any case I cant imagine what items of
value the Portuguese could have taken out of Goa!

I am obviously not an expert on the historical events
and wish not to pass judgement on the cultural impact
of Portugal's rule. However from an economic point of
view, it seem to me that Goa's average standard of
living was significantly higher than the rest of
India's in 1961.


> Just for  the sake of an argument (most un-tactical
> surely!) and admitting
> the indicators of currect or projected growth
> suggested below, 
> would some of the former colonizers in India / China
> would be better 
> off under these giants of the near future!? Possibly
> the EU would reject 
> outright such a thought?
--> 
Never say never. Unless europe fixes its demographics,
it has a timebomb in its hand. The aging population
profile in Europe could result in its gradual
economic, cultural and social decline. Unless it can
increase its population growth rate, it will need to
dramatically open up its society to immigration from
the rest of the world. Reverse colonialization if you
will.

Marlon

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