Sentence examples for clandestine station from inspiring English sources
Listeners in some parts of the country can also receive the clandestine station of the Nicaraguan rebels, Radio September 15.
As it turned out, the planes that hit the World Trade Center in New York destroyed a clandestine station of the Central Intelligence Agency.
At least one operation was revived by the Reagan administration in 1985, Radio Caiman, a clandestine station aimed at young Cubans.
In a broadcast monitored here, the clandestine station said the attacks occurred Friday in the central part of Usulutan, 70 miles east of San Salvador, and that one guerrilla was killed.
Asked about a clandestine station on a base that broadcast attacks on the Estonian non-Communist, pro-independence Government he replied: "Estonian television and radio give no opportunity to Interfront to present its views.
After the peace negotiations in El Caguán, things changed in Uribe, according to guerrillera Adriana Gutiérrez, who after 11 years as announcer for the FARC's clandestine station and after the implementation of the peace accord did her final show early last February.
Radio Venceremos, the clandestine radio station of the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front, has reported numerous massacres, but the Salvadoran Government has routinely denied them.
After several months of requests, the Farabundo Marti Liberation Front agreed to take this correspondent into the province in early January, two weeks after the guerrillas' clandestine radio station first reported the alleged massacres in Morazan.
The Central Intelligence Agency's clandestine New York station was destroyed in the Sept. 11 attack on the World Trade Center, seriously disrupting United States intelligence operations while bringing the war on terrorism dangerously close to home for America's spy agency, government officials say.
Visitors can enter a studio from the guerillas' influential clandestine radio station Radio Venceremos ("We will overcome"), which adopted an astonishing array of tactics to avoid detection during the war, including broadcasting from water-logged caves and transmitting via barbed wire.
