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Marimba: Community Radio stations broadcast local indigenous music, including traditional marimba music Community Radio stations broadcast local, indigenous music, including marimba

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Cultural Survival Quarterly

...15 different languages represented...

...168 radio stations...

...More than 1300 volunteers...

...Over One Million Listeners...

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A Mayan woman volunteering at her community station
"Without community radio, our people would remain in silence."- Santiago Ajcalon Juluajuj, founder of Radio Juventud, Solola.
People of San Juan, Cotzal vote 'Yes' to the founding of a community radio in their village.
"The entire community gives us their support. We are not a pirate radio station." - Santiago Ajcalon of Sololá
Reading up on Cultural Survival literature in San Juan Cotzal
Volunteers at Radio Ixchel, Sumpango
Juana Sanchez, of the Organization of Indigenous Women Workers, gives her support to community radio.
Using cell phones, radio workers live broadcast to their communities from the National Congress.
Noé Ismalej of Radio Uqul Tinamit records an interview about coffee production at Finca Azotea.
Abraham Caná and Adelaito Sotz Gomez declare their radio station will persevere, despite being raided by government police.

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