The Miami Herald says that US audiences will be able to get news from TV and Radio Martí via two South Florida stations, despite a law that generally prohibits distribution in the United States. The newspaper says TV and Radio Martí are spending $377,500 to air select programmes on South Florida broadcast stations over the next six months, using loopholes in a law that prohibits the propaganda channels [sic] from distribution within the United States.
The stations - Univisión’s Radio Mambí 710 AM and WPMF-TV 38, the Azteca América affiliate owned by TVC Broadcasting - technically can reach Cuba.
(Source: R Netherlands Media Network Weblog)
