XETLA 95.9 FM de Tlaxiaco Oax

Radio XETLA La Voz de la Mixteca 930 AM and 95.9 FM from Tlaxiaco Oaxaca.

Tune in to La XETLA the Voice of the Mixteca The Radio of Tlaxiaco 930 AM and 95.9 FM The Radio of Tlaxiaco Live and at Full Power.

Listen to XETLA the Voice of the Mixteca Broadcasting live from the Heroic city of Tlaxiaco Oaxaca.

The radio station XETLA "La Voz de la Mixteca" is a public radio station of the System of Indigenous Cultural Radio Broadcasters (SRCI), of the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples (INPI). In January 2019, the transmission was extended to 24 hours with the start-up of the FM transmitter on 95.9. This fact makes the radio officially identify itself with two acronyms XETLA and XHPBSD "La Voz de la Mixteca".

Throughout our information work, the station has established itself as the best communication tool at the service of the indigenous population and for the local, state, national and international migrant population, mainly to the United States of America.

Our informative work accompanies the indigenous population of the Mixtec region that brings together the Mixteco, Triqui, Chocholteco peoples and a smaller group of Nahuatl, fulfilling the social functions of entertaining, informing, communicating, guiding and strengthening the regional culture.

La Voz de la Mixteca have such acceptance of accompaniment due to their sense of relevance and belonging by strengthening and disseminating genuine cultural expressions such as language, music, dance, festivals, customs, traditions and forms of social organization; Above all, because by informing and guiding on issues of health, education, family economy, women's rights, gender equity, children's rights, sexuality and reproductive health of young people; migration, environment, validity of rights, institutional actions, etc., contribute to making better decisions for the comprehensive and sustainable development of radio participants.

The foregoing means that in all broadcasting actions, social and institutional participation is encouraged to strengthen cultural manifestations, respect for their rights, strengthening their productive capacities, expanding their universe of knowledge and promoting intercultural relations, by overcoming the geographical barrier. of the region and even borders when broadcasting over the Internet since 2006.