Radio Cataratas 105.3

Radio Cataratas 105.3 streams live from Puerto Iguazú, Argentina, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in News, Talk music.

The station operates on FM the station and serves as a source of news and information for the local community. Its programming focuses primarily on current events and public service announcements, rather than music-based entertainment. The website highlights coverage of regional issues, including reports on police training for internet crime investigation and the rising cost of the basic food basket, which reached nearly $1.4 million for a family in February. The broadcaster also shares details about economic developments, such as the governor’s meetings with LATAM Perú to expand international flight routes and the increasing number of foreign tourists visiting the area. The station’s content aims to inform residents about significant happenings within the region and beyond. The station’s programming includes news segments covering topics such as legal proceedings, political developments, and community concerns. Reports detail a judicial action against the Binational Yacyretá Entity and the Association of Protectors of the Island of the Middle regarding unauthorized land fillings. The broadcaster also shares information about local government decisions, including the resignation of a council member from La Libertad Avanza due to policy disagreements. Furthermore, the station provides updates on criminal activity, such as the arrest of a man in Wanda for threatening his wife and discharging a firearm. Upcoming events, such as the International Congress of Procedural Law focused on artificial intelligence and oral proceedings, are also announced on the station. While the station's history is not explicitly detailed on the website, it serves as a platform for disseminating vital information to the community. The broadcaster highlights the commitment of local officials, such as Carlos Arce and Sonia Rojas Decut, to austerity measures in public service. The station also reports on the impact of increased international tourism, noting that foreign visitors now comprise 44% of the total tourist population. The broadcaster's role extends to sharing cultural news, including the upcoming seasons of the Netflix series “En el barro,” which will incorporate storylines set in the border region. The station’s reporting demonstrates its commitment to keeping the public informed about a range of topics affecting the area. The station provides online streaming capabilities accessible via personal computers and mobile devices. The website features available advertising space, identified by a contact number. The broadcaster also reports on initiatives such as the expansion of flight routes connecting the region with over 78 international destinations. The station’s content includes reports on the increasing number of foreign tourists and the potential for new storylines in a popular Netflix series. The broadcaster’s commitment to transparency is exemplified by the reaffirmation of officials' dedication to austerity and public service.