Cornel,

When there was this invasion by the Indian armed
forces, into Goa, ('de jure' Goa was the 'Overseas
Province of Portugal' even before the 'Union of India'
the present entity, was born on the 15th August
1947.)the Potuguese Govt, abandoned Goa and fled. The
act of surender was not signed. So India was in 'de
facto' control and in government of Goa. Only a few
years after, things stabilised; the Govts of India and
Portugal started talking again, and then after many
'talks' an agreement was reached and a 'de jure'
transfer of Goa was performed. It was a good ten years
I think. Does the date matter? It's a 'fait accompli'.

Nasci Caldeira

--- cornel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In the ongoing discussions about Portugal Goa and
> India, I had inadvertantly overlooked the important
point made by Marlon that, "Portugal later recognized
India's annexation of Goa". Does anyone readily have
the date for this please?


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