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  1. The forgotten past of the Emirates

The United Arab Emirates is well known for its passion for extravagant skyscrapers and constructions, its exuberance and its financial power thanks to oil and gas. The emirs even try to conceal their history of relatively poor nomadic tribes. Along the coast, we managed to find one of the last old villages of fishermen, abandoned. It is said to be haunted…

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