2008/8/12 Victor Rangel-Ribeiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Dear Gabe, > Let me repeat my incomplete message, and add to it: > > Dear Gabe, > To the best of my knowledge, no law governs who may or may not organize > a Goan Convention. I did not question Casa de Goa's authority to organize it > in Lisbon; I just went, participated, and contributed to the best of my > ability. > In Lisbon, when Kevin mooted the idea of holding it in Toronto this > year, enthusiasm was running high, and many people thought it was an > excellent idea. I thought so too. > In Toronto, Renee announced his intention to hold it in London next > year. Cornel takes umbrage at it, and perhaps some others will. Commissioner > Faleiro has apparently announced that it will be held in Australia. He > certainly has the right to hold a convention wherever he feels it should be > held, but the Goan International Convention is not a Government enterprise, > even though the Goa Government does support it with funds whenever it is > held; and it should never be an official Government enterprise, because then > it will be politicized and eventually wither on the vine. > Very best regards, > Victor
Dear Victor, Thank you, for taking the time and effort to respond to my question. Take care. -- DEV BOREM KORUM. Gabe Menezes. London.
