CUBA NEWS
October 2, 2003

FROM CUBA Radio equipment meant to jam U. S. broadcast signals to Cuba 2s6o2m

NUEVA GERONA, September 30 (cubanet.sergipeconectado.com) - The Cuban government agency Radio Cuba has installed a third television channel and a radio transmitter to jam U. S. radio and TV broadcasts.

The transmitters have been installed in the Isle of Youth, south of Havana, and were bought with a credit granted by China.

Cuban government officials have said that the investment was made to improve the signal of the local station, Radio Caribe, but others say the operation is part of the "battle of ideas" decreed by Fidel Castro.

In Nueva Gerona, the capital of the Isle of Youth, U. S. broadcasts from several Miami radio stations, as well as the TV signal from Telemundo, can often be received.


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