Maybe I should have dragged the name of Fatima Gracias the knowledgeable queen of Portuguese sanitation. Thanks to those who agreed to my one liner. BC
I agree that the term "Liberation" is lazy shorthand to cover-up a whole lot of issues and concerns. It is probably a cut-and-paste job from post-World War II See Europe. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2009/sep/10/second-world-war-liberation-europe But to judge five-and-half decades of social change (positive, negative and neither-here-no-there) by whether corriander leaves get washed in some gutter, and dragging in someone's name into the debate, doesn't make too much sens eto me. It only shows the narrowness of our discussion skills. FN > One wonders if Libia Lobo Sardessai is eating coriander > leaves washed in gutter water in Mapusa market all this after Liberation of > Goa. > > BC > >
