VENEZUELA. ... Daniel Peralta, director del Canal Internacional de Radio Nacional de Venezuela, lo que fue para mí la más interesante presentación, ya que dió a conocer la visión del Estado venezolano sobre la onda corta y el por qué de la puesta en el desarrollo de un centro transmisor propio; de acá rescato un par cosas. Por un lado la falta del avance en la obra civil y problemas con el servicio de fluido eléctrico han producido el retraso en la instalación de equipos y antenas que ya se tienen adquiridos. Quieren tener un mayor contacto con los oyentes y diexistas por esto de su participación en el evento que en el corto y mediano plazo redundará en beneficio del contacto con los mismos (Rafael Rodríguez reporting on the Colombo-Venezuelan DX Meeting, see CONVENTIONS & CONFERENCES, via DXLD) ** VENEZUELA [non]. Tho making a comeback after seven months, last Sunday Jan 8, no `Aló, Presidente` frequencies from RHC to be found, not even carriers, Jan 15 at 1442: no 11690, 13680, 13750, 15370 or 17750. RHC had been putting 13750 on every Sunday with its own programming anyway. RHC still going at 1442 on 11750 an echo apart from 11760, 11840, 13670, 13780, 15230 and 15380. But other RHC frequencies normally on, were missing: 9850 and 9540. Still no A,P frequencies on air at 1603. Around 1630 I check the AP website http://www.alopresidente.gob.ve/ which says: ``"Aló, Presidente" cede su espacio al programa especial Misión Cumplida 2011. El programa "Aló, Presidente", en su emisión Nº 377, que modera el jefe de Estado, Hugo Chávez Frías, cederá su espacio, este domingo 15 de enero, a la transmisión del programa especial Misión Cumplida 2011, en el que participarán todos los Ministros. Este programa comenzará a ... [blank]`` --- so presumably RHC will not broadcast this substitute? HCF has ``ceded his space`` on Jan 15 to this ``Mission Accomplished`` show. No, at 1654, some of the AP frequencies are finally on the air: 15370 with someone else in Spanish quite undermodulated, and // 17750 just barely modulated. While normally modulated bigsig on 13750 is now on, but with music instead --- just like last Sunday when it did not manage to join the other frequencies until 1830? Still no signals on 11690 or 13680. No, at next check 1733, 13750 has joined the talk programming mixed with some music, even bits of ``New York, New York`` by Sinatra at 1735! O, at 1740 outro credits say this was a produxion of Radio Habana Cuba, so I guess they are just filling stuff instead of RNV relay (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ** VENEZUELA. At daytime, due to the short distance to Venezuela, many stations are audible with good reception quality. On the 2nd of December all stations from Venezuela I could hear, were carrying a live transmission of the summit of Latin American and Caribbean States taking place in Venezuela. Long speeches were heard by President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela. The WRTH indicates that in 2009, The Venezuelan authorities announced the closure of some 240 AM and FM stations for failure to comply with licensing requirements. At time of editing the WRTH 2012, these measurements have still not been carried out. Those stations known to have closed are marked in the WRTH under Venezuela with an *. Indeed, I noticed 820 Radio Guadalupana, Coro already off the air in 2009. While in 2009 I heard the also in Europe often reported 1470 CBN Valencia with good strength, now in December 2011, the station was off the air. Often in local afternoons many stations carry the same program of Radio Nacional de Venezuela and often referring to “el comandante” Hugo Chávez. Also programs or slogans of stations often refer to the government. Examples are 1070 Mundial Zulia ("Mundial Zulia revolución con impacto social de la mano con el pueblo") and 1280 Radio Trujillo ("Trujillo socialista en la calle"). While listening to stations from Venezuela you may hear the announcement of a classification of the following program, like “El siguiente programa recreativo informativo contiene elementos de lenguaje, tipo A elementos de salud tipo A, elementos sexuales tipo A, elementos de violencia tipo A y B que pueden ser escuchados por niños, niñas y adolescentes sin la supervisión de sus madres, padres, representantes o responsables”. In this case the program can be heard by children, adolescents without the supervision of parents, representatives or those who are responsible. Call signs are less often heard than in the past. Station identifications can often be heard during the programs, not especially at Venezuelan top of the hour (xx+30). Because of the many stations from Venezuela that are occupying the frequencies, hearing stations from other countries needs some more efforts. Identifying Venezuela is easy due to the local time of UT minus 4 and half hours while Colombia has UT -5 hours. Also FM reception from Venezuela is possible on the ABC islands; especially stations from Coro are heard daily. The Venezuelan Rumbera Network has its own station on Curaçao on 107.9 FM. Every time I was on the islands I hoped for Sporadic E FM reception, but I never had luck (from a much longer illustrated article, LISTENING ON CURACAU, Tuning in from a new radio country, with Max van Arnhem, January Mediumwave News via DXLD) On page 29 of latest MWN there is a report of likely closure of this station at end of 2011. Vibración was still on last night; ID heard at 0057 4th January. 73s (Steve Whitt, MW Circle yg via DXLD)
jueves, 26 de enero de 2012
VENEZUELA: Noticias DX de nuestro paìs.
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