XEJAM-AM
XEJAM (La Voz de la Costa Chica – "The Voice of the Costa Chica") is an indigenous community radio station that broadcasts in Spanish, Mixtec, Amuzgo and Chatino from Santiago Jamiltepec in the Mexican state of Oaxaca.
It is run by the Cultural Indigenist Broadcasting System (SRCI) of the National Commission for the Development of Indigenous Peoples (CDI).
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Radio Stations in the state of Oaxaca |
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| | By FM frequency |
- XHLOM - 88.7
- XHTLA - 88.9
- XHOCA - 89.7
- XHMCD - 90.5
- XHAPF - 90.5
- XHSDT - 90.9
- XHPLU - 91.7
- XHPVG - 92.1
- XHCCP - 92.9
- XHVEG - 93.3
- XHMTL - 93.7
- XHEDO - 94.1
- XHTCH - 94.5
- XHSPT - 94.9
- XHJBV - 95.3
- XHSCH - 95.7
- XHSCO - 96.3
- XHJAM - 96.5
- XHOA - 96.9
- XHHLL - 97.1
- XHHUA - 97.3
- XHNR - 98.5
- XHSCJ - 99.3
- XHTEH - 100.9
- XHOQ - 101.1
- XHSJC - 101.7
- XEKC - 101.9
- XHSPP - 102.3
- XHANX - 102.5
- XHUAT - 103.1
- XHANX - 103.3
- XHFU - 103.3
- XHMAR - 103.9
- XHCA - 103.9
- XHTEP - 104.1
- XHIXC - 104.9
- XHOBA - 105.5
- XHIU - 105.7
- XHHUA - 106.5
- XHPAP - 107.3
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| | By AM frequency |
- XEHLL - 550
- XEOA - 570
- XEKZ - 610
- XEFU - 630
- XEGLO - 640
- XEPX - 650
- XEYG - 660
- XEOAX - 680
- XERPO - 710
- XEPOR - 740
- XECORO - 750
- XEHUA - 770
- XEMRO - 770
- XEGLO - 780
- XEYN - 820
- XETLX - 830
- XEACC - 870
- XEPNZ - 920
- XETLA - 930
- XEOJN - 950
- XEQO - 980
- XEIU - 990
- XEOU - 1020
- XETEKA - 1030
- XEJF - 1050
- XEAX - 1080
- XETEO - 1110
- XETUX - 1110
- XEZB - 1120
- XEXP - 1150
- XEAH - 1180
- XECE - 1240
- XEJAM - 1260
- XETBV - 1260
- XEUH - 1320
- XEUBJ - 1400
- XEPNO - 1450
- XEKC - 1460
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(Source: Radio Station World - Oaxaca, Mexico area) |
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- ↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. . Last modified 2015-04-28. Retrieved .
