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Radiodiffusion Télévision Algérienne

Algerian broadcasting
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    Radiodiffusion TĂ©lĂ©vision AlgĂ©rienne operates as a broadcasting institution under the Ministry of Information and Culture. Its three radio channels offer programming in Arabic, Kabyle, and, on its international channel, a mixture of French, English, and Spanish. The television network—with two channels—transmits to most of the


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    Radiodiffusion TĂ©lĂ©vision AlgĂ©rienne operates as a broadcasting institution under the Ministry of Information and Culture. Its three radio channels offer programming in Arabic, Kabyle, and, on its international channel, a mixture of French, English, and Spanish. The television network—with two channels—transmits to most of the


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