Radio in Bolivia

Bolivia Maps		Articles at Patepluma Radio Bolivia: Radio Under the Gun. Bolivia is the only country in the world where trade unions own a significant number of radio stations. The story of the Bolivian miners' union and their radio network is one of adversity and courage. A History of Bolivian Radio by Michel Schaay. More background on the miners' stations. Aunt Julia and a Visit with a Bolivian Scriptwriter. Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa's book Aunt Julia and the Scripwriter is not only wonderfully entertaining, but about a subject dear to DXers' hearts - Peruvian radio! This article reviews the book and visits the man who it was reportedly based on. Carlos Palenque - the story behind this famous Bolivian politican and station owner. Articles by Henrik Klemetz (in Spanish/Espaņol) Radio Pio Doce. Radio ANDES - una emisora sindicalista de Bolivia Items from Japanese DXer Takayuki Inoue Nozaki: Takayuki Inoue Nozaki's Bolivian List. A September 1997 survey of Bolivian shortwave activity. Radio Abaroa. A brief article. Radio Eco, San Borja, Bolivia. A short article by on this station on 4702 kHz. Radio Batallon Topater, Oruro, Bolivia. A short article on this station that used to be on 4980 kHz. Radio Chaka, Pucarni, Bolivia. A MW only station. La Historia de la Radio Boliviana
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