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Radio Sutatenza

Colombian radio network
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  • community radio
    / Origins of Modern Community Radio

    An early example was Radio Sutatenza, launched in 1947 by a Catholic priest hoping to combat illiteracy in rural communities of Colombia; the local effort eventually expanded to provide a variety of educational programming across a national network. In Bolivia, mine-workers’ unions began operating radio stations as early as…

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    An early example was Radio Sutatenza, launched in 1947 by a Catholic priest hoping to combat illiteracy in rural communities of Colombia; the local effort eventually expanded to provide a variety of educational programming across a national network. In Bolivia, mine-workers’ unions began operating radio stations as early as…

    Read More