Con este mensaje quiero enviar mi más sentida solidaridad con el proyecto de RFPI y las personas que lo llevan a cabo. Un  saludo desde Cataluña y -como dicen las Madres de Plaza de Mayo- la unica lucha que se pierde es la que se abandona.

Fraternalmente,

Eduardo, Cataluña

Saludos amigos de RFPI.

Desde Venezuela protesto energicamente el abuso que se comete con este medio de comunicación social al tratar de cerrarla eliminado sus estudios de transmisión.

Cuando aprenderan de una vez que cerrando una radio están cerrando un cumulo de informaciones que viajan a traves de las ondas hertzianas.

 José, Venezuela.

 "For 16 years RFPI has been an advocate for peace, environment and social justice. To this end, RFPI provides some of the most intelligent, balanced and well researched news and analysis available anywhere. Interviewees on programs brought to us by RFPI are powerful and informed voices. They are the people living and working in trouble spots around the world, they are top experts in their fields, some are Nobel Laureates."

Frank, Ottowa, Canada

I am disgusted with the University of Peace, saddened by the whole affair and very very worried. I wish I could come to Costa Rica but I can barely afford a bus ticket to the next town here in Bolivia. Count my animo's presence with you at the gates. If you are shut down there will be no way for people, like myself, who are isolated all over the world to get any real news or intelligent commentary on world issues. I can tell you that many Peace Corps and UN workers here listen to your programming and are upset. It'll be back to the stone age of communications and throwing spit wads at the speaker whenever "VOA News Now" blasts through the air waves with their ten billion kilowatts of lies and propaganda. Seriously, what will us folks do? How can we make social justice and economic decisions based on the propaganda coming out of VOA and BBC?

Marko, Bolivia

I am thinking ... why would one Peace organisation give so much grief to another Peace organisation? It is, and correct me if I err, please ... but rfpi was "invited" to the grounds of the UFP in mid 80s by the then president of that country.

Things went swimmingly well but for the odd up and down here and there or maybe even just swimmingly well ... period!

And so it went…For four University administrations listener support and active participation of the peace community… did their part to contribute to the betterment of the cause.  And the betterment of communication on the planet.  The betterment of citizen and community working for and seeking peace as well as conflict resolution.

Much has been gained from and by their work.  Much more is to be and will be lost should this impasse not reach a successfully mediated peaceful conclusion that will allow the station, Radio For Peace International, to continue broadcasting freely and unhindered from anyone or any organisation.  It is as they say in America, a "no-brainer"

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.

 

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Capt. Jean-Pierre, Yacht (Switzerland), Port Dickson, Malaysia