Radio Alfa - Wikipedia

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Radio Alfa
Programming
Broadcast area	France
Language(s)	Portuguese and French
History
First air date	1987
Technical information
Transmitter coordinates	48°53′10″N 2°25′22″E / 48.8860°N 2.4229°E / 48.8860; 2.4229
Links
Website	radioalfa986.net

Radio Alfa is a French radio station broadcast from Paris, aimed at the Portuguese community. It broadcasts to Ile-de-France on 98.6 MHz. Its studios are based in Créteil.

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Official website

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