VOA To Shortwave America: Please Help Us Save The Spanish Service To Latin America!

An earlier article here broke the news of bureaucrats at the BBG committing perjury in front of the U.S. Congress.

Shortwave America has been directly in touch with a couple of people from VOA who have stepped forward with all they have to help save the VOA from being butchered for massive profit by scoundrels at the BBG. These sources have politely asked Shortwave America to help out in this movement. Their request is now being fulfilled by way of this piece asking YOU, the general public, whose tax dollars fund the VOA; whose tax dollars will have been wasted after decades of upstanding service by VOA if VOA gets knocked off of shortwave broadcast frequencies.

Would you please consider reading and signing this petition to help save the VOA Spanish service to Latin America? Perhaps no language is better recognized or as widely used as Spanish. What do you get in return for signing? You will add your voice to the Voice of America, our country's international voice to the world. You will have done something to help your tax dollars from being wasted, something to help people receive educational, informative, top - rate programming who would otherwise not have it due to draconian censorship.

Thanks for your time, and for helping save VOA one voice at a time!

Voice of America Greenville Transmitter NOT GOING ANYWHERE!!!

PCJ Radio has the news

That is all!

Shortwave Broadcast Gallery Updated

Voice Of America has been added to the shortwave broadcast gallery with the most helpful programs listed. Due to the multiple programs produced by VOA, the best way to list them while also giving the Shortwave America audience access to their full list of programs was to place a radio program listing at the end of the live stream / latest programming link list.

We hope you will enjoy this new addition! One other change has been made to the shortwave broadcast listening gallery. This will not affect your listening enjoyment, as it involved a simple category label being made to separate domestic stations from international broadcasters. VOA would be an example of a domestic broadcaster although they do broadcast globally, because they are located in the U.S.

This was done just to avoid any confusion to anyone in the future as this list grows.