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                        Happy New Year Twenty-Ten

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Why talk about Algarve in 1977 and Goa pre-1961? Children in a number of parts 
of this world even today, including the "first" world, have to travel long 
distances to school, especially those who live in rural areas. 

PS I had read somewhere about children in Japan having to start their mornings 
as early as 5:00 am to get to school - could someone elaborate on this "fact"?  

Gabriel.


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> From: eric pinto <[email protected]>
> To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!" <[email protected]>
> Sent: Thu, 7 January, 2010 2:27:36 AM
> Subject: [Goanet] Algarve Schooling - 1977.
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>                         Happy New Year Twenty-Ten
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> 
> Prof. Michael Pearson of Sydney, Australia, wrote his "Portuguese in India" 
> in 
> 1987.  Here is the absolute last paragrph and sentence in the book: I imagine 
> he 
> relished the anticlimatic ending !
>    ' In a particular coastal area in 1977, 70% of houses had no electric 
> light, 
> 40% of the rural population was illiterate, and in 1983 children still had to 
> ride 10 kilometers to get to a primary school. This is not some backward pat 
> of 
> Goa; this is the Alentejo region of southern Portugal.'
> 
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> >From AM.
> Lisboa is a metropolis, fine !  Take Estremadura or Algarve instead and
> compare the number of Lyceums there with the measly three in the
> glorious Provincia Ultramarina de Portugal also known as Goa  AM



      
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