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- La Voz Dominicana fue el nombre de la estación oficial de radio y televisión durante el régimen de Rafael Leónidas Trujillo. En un primer momento, fue solo una emisora de radio y más tarde pasó a ser también la estación de televisión oficial. (es)
- La Voz Dominicana was the official radio and television station of the Dominican Republic during the regime of Rafael Leónidas Trujillo. The station was a radio broadcast only called La Voz del Yuna (1943) in Bonao until Jose Arismendy Trujillo Molina (Petan), brother of President Trujillo, acquired the station and moved it to the capital city. As the station become the official radio station, its name was changed to La Voz de los Dominicana (The Dominican Voice) on August 1, 1952. loved the station so much that some said that he slept in the station building. He later convinced his brother to get the equipment to turn the station into a radio/TV station. President Trujillo was moved by the idea as he found out that in Latin America only three countries (Cuba and Mexico) had TV stations, and in the early 1950s, what is called was founded. Dominican Republic become the 3rd country in Latin America with TV station. Its current name is Corporación Estatal de Radio y Televisión (CERTV) and operates only on channel 4. (en)
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- La Voz Dominicana fue el nombre de la estación oficial de radio y televisión durante el régimen de Rafael Leónidas Trujillo. En un primer momento, fue solo una emisora de radio y más tarde pasó a ser también la estación de televisión oficial. (es)
- La Voz Dominicana was the official radio and television station of the Dominican Republic during the regime of Rafael Leónidas Trujillo. The station was a radio broadcast only called La Voz del Yuna (1943) in Bonao until Jose Arismendy Trujillo Molina (Petan), brother of President Trujillo, acquired the station and moved it to the capital city. As the station become the official radio station, its name was changed to La Voz de los Dominicana (The Dominican Voice) on August 1, 1952. loved the station so much that some said that he slept in the station building. He later convinced his brother to get the equipment to turn the station into a radio/TV station. President Trujillo was moved by the idea as he found out that in Latin America only three countries (Cuba and Mexico) had TV stations, (en)
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- La Voz Dominicana (es)
- La Voz Dominicana (en)
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