Umm, not really. Rather, it was an underground radio station started by Goan nationalists in the mid-1950s, in the run-up to liberation of the state in 1961.
The Underground Voice That Fought for Goa, Meet Unsung Libia Lobo
Rishika Baruah
During Goa's liberation movement, Lobo used to run an underground radio service called "Voz de Liberdade" in Portuguese, 'Goenche Sadvonecho Awaz' in Konkani and the "Voice of Freedom" in English. The broadcasts started in 1955 from the jungles of Amboli bordering Goa.