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Miangas

Miangas, Nationalism and Isolation

Tuesday, November 30, 2004

How do the islanders of Miangas view nationalism in the Indonesia-Philippines border island?

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IF you want to find an island in this globally-wired world where there is no telephone line nor cell phone signal, where you can isolate yourself, sometimes for three consecutive months, with electricity between 6pm and 2am only, yet with a clean neighborhood, zero crime rate, running water, fresh air and indeed, gorgeous beaches, I advise you to visit Miangas Island, a small Indonesian isle, near Cape San Agustin in the southern Philippines.

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