Merlin3rd wrote:
No, try 6000, but I don't listen!
Kevin Garrett wrote:
Hearing Radio Habana Cuba on 9550 at 0256. 9550 is targeted to Central
America. I can't hear any of the frequencies for North America.

Is this the same for everyone else?

I live in Oregon.

K

I like the news on RHC. It is 100% factual, but makes use of errors of
omission and other editing techniques to slant it slightly in their
favor. It was great when Tom Delay was still in the House as he was
their poster boy for US corruption.

I recall a RHC report about the US Embassy having an electronic sign
that dissed Castro. Later, I heard an ABC news report about Castro
cutting power to the US Embassy. Well, duh, that is one way to turn off
that sign. Of course, ABC didn't mention the electric sign.

In article .com,
wrote:
I like the news on RHC. It is 100% factual, but makes use of errors of
omission and other editing techniques to slant it slightly in their
favor. It was great when Tom Delay was still in the House as he was
their poster boy for US corruption.

I recall a RHC report about the US Embassy having an electronic sign
that dissed Castro. Later, I heard an ABC news report about Castro
cutting power to the US Embassy. Well, duh, that is one way to turn off
that sign. Of course, ABC didn't mention the electric sign.

There was a picture (along with an article about US diplomats in Cuba)
in the local paper this last week showing that the Cubans had put a
flag plaza in front of the US interest section so that you can't
see the display anymore.

Mark Zenier
Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com)

In article ,
(Mark Zenier) wrote:

In article .com,
wrote:
I like the news on RHC. It is 100% factual, but makes use of errors of
omission and other editing techniques to slant it slightly in their
favor. It was great when Tom Delay was still in the House as he was
their poster boy for US corruption.

I recall a RHC report about the US Embassy having an electronic sign
that dissed Castro. Later, I heard an ABC news report about Castro
cutting power to the US Embassy. Well, duh, that is one way to turn off
that sign. Of course, ABC didn't mention the electric sign.

There was a picture (along with an article about US diplomats in Cuba)
in the local paper this last week showing that the Cubans had put a
flag plaza in front of the US interest section so that you can't
see the display anymore.

That has been an ongoing fight. Fidel Castro cut the power to the
Embassy so the electric sign could not function.

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Telamon
Ventura, California