Dear Floriano
Thanks a lot for your clarifications.  I recollect meeting you and saying 
just "Hi" near the HDFC bank on my way to the present "Fish 
Market" of Mapusa.  Rest of my experience in the fish market I have 
explained to all in my last e-mail.  

When I was a kid I remember visiting on my own the newly built Mapusa Market 
when it was built somewhere in late 1950s on my bicycle just to see the new 
wonder in Mapusa.  Now when I have crossed my 60s, I see the sorry state 
of this market.  I wish the MNE the best of luck in the forthcoming 
elections as you all have laid down openly what you intend doing in Mapusa if 
you come in power, but I would also like to request your team or anyone coming 
to power in Mapusa to please see that we the older generation get a chance to 
see during our life time an improvement of this facility which is in a very 
pathetic state at present.

 Peter J. Fernandes
 
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Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2010 16:16:52 +0530
From: "floriano" <[email protected]>
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        2010 p.m.
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Dear Peter,

Further to my response to your post below, I did say Portuguese built Mapusa 
Municipal Market. However, I meant to say " Mapusa Municipal Market built 
during the Portuguese era."  There is a marked difference between the two.
The Portuguese did not build the Market for Mapusa per se. Goans in 
authority did. Goans like the then President of the MMC  Pinto Rosario, the 
Architect/Engineer Armando Fonseca and the overall incharge at PWD Panjim 
Mr. Vitorino Pinto who is presently in Switzerland heading WHO [if I am not 
mistaken]. At my request to help us to design a modern Goa, he has responded 
positively. Needless to say that Goans of yester years are still very much 
concerned about what is happening to Goa and Mapusa.

Cheers
floriano
goasuraj/geag/pps/mne
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