On October 22, 1926, at eight o'clock in the evening, President Louis Borno inaugurates HHK, Haiti's first broadcasting station. He speaks in French, English, and Spanish. While the first American station (KDKA) has been broadcasting for less than six years, Haiti is equipped with its own transmitter. Presented as a tool for disseminating agricultural techniques, it nonetheless draws criticism even before its first broadcast. How did radio come to Haiti, and under what conditions did this first station come into being?
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