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Tag "Temuco, Chile"

tag name: Temuco, Chile type: Geographic locations
web link: Temuco,_Chile
variations: Labranza
references: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temuco; news.bahai.org/story/1462/
related tags: Chile

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  1. 1964-03-08 — A cable was sent from Temuco, Chile to the Bahá'í World Centre by Hand of the Cause Jalál Kházeh announcing that mass teaching had started among the Mapuche tribes in Cautin province in southern Chile. As of that time there were close to 9,000 Mapuche believers and more than 90 local spiritual assemblies in the provinces of Cautin, Malleco and Arauco. [BN 136 April 1979 p4-5]
  2. 1986-12-20
      The official opening of Radio Bahá'í Chile in Labranza, Commune of Temuco.
    • The transmitter operated on 1160 kHz and served principally the indigenous population of Mapuche Indian community. [Bahá'í Historical Facts] iiiii
    • See BWNS1462 for a story on how this radio station served the community during the 2020 pandemic.
 
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