Russian Communist Party channel gets nationwide broadcast license

According to Voice of Russia, Communist Party of Russia leader Gennady Zyuganov said that the party's "Red Line" TV channel has been granted a broadcasting license.

Mr. Zyuganov participated in a march in Moscow on International Workers' Day, May 1, 2013. Source: RIA

“The Red Line channel has been officially licensed and will soon be broadcasting nationwide,” Mr Zyuganov said at a party conference.

Meanwhile, the channel's website states: "The main goal of the project is to become a source of information and a discussion platform for intelligent, thinking people who are not indifferent to how Russia and the world will develop in the coming years."

The project creators claim that “the channel will consist mostly of dedicated programs, documentaries, special reports, political dialogues, interviews with scientists, politicians, economists and social activists. For various reasons, many of whom have long been deprived of access to federal television channels.”

According to TASS, this channel is currently broadcasting on the Internet 24/7.

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