Radio Trinchera

Radio Trinchera streams live from Buenos Aires, Argentina, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in News, Talk, Educational music.

The broadcaster presents a platform for reflection and perspectives on events occurring within the nation, the region, and globally. Content focuses on dossiers exploring themes such as “Bicontinentalidad, bioceanidad y Atlántico Sur,” which examines the nation’s position between the Americas and Antarctica, its bi-oceanic location between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and the country’s significant presence within the Atlantic. The website encourages visitors to engage with the published material through reading and commenting. A downloadable application allows listeners to access the content at any time. The current dossier highlights topics including the country’s relationship with the Antarctic region, the Falkland Islands, Georgia, Sandwich, and the maritime platform. The website features several recurring content sections, including “Actualidad” (Current Events), “Análisis Nacional” (National Analysis), and “Análisis Internacional” (International Analysis). Within “Actualidad,” articles address topics such as the International Women’s Day (March 8, 2026) and a denouncement of militarization within the National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA) on March 6, 2026. “Análisis Nacional” includes pieces examining the state of national soccer and the controversy surrounding Lago Escondido, while “Análisis Internacional” provides perspectives on global events. Articles are accompanied by estimated reading times, ranging from 3 to 9 minutes. The website’s history is evident in its archived content, which includes dossiers and articles dating back to January 2026. A piece published on February 26, 2026, reflects on the relationship between the present and the past. Another article, published on February 3, 2026, discusses Lago Escondido and the events surrounding its access and occupation. The website also highlights the importance of the Comarca Andina communities and their solidarity efforts in response to fires impacting the southern region. The broadcaster emphasizes community engagement through its invitation for readers to comment on published content. The availability of a downloadable application signifies a commitment to accessibility and ongoing content delivery. The website’s focus on dossiers, such as “Bicontinentalidad, bioceanidad y Atlántico Sur,” suggests a deliberate approach to thematic exploration and in-depth analysis of complex issues.

Located in Buenos Aires, Argentina — +54 214 643-5072