Radio Marañon AM 580

Radio Marañon AM 580 streams live from Jaén, Peru, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in News, Talk music.

The broadcaster primarily delivers news and information related to regional and national events. Content focuses on local happenings within the province of the local area, including reports on infrastructure projects like the planned hospitalization unit for mental health and addiction, and the ongoing challenges faced by students at the I.E. Santa Teresita due to inadequate facilities. The website features news segments concerning transportation costs, fuel price increases impacting routes like the local area – San Ignacio, and the concerns surrounding the delayed transfer of the EPS Marañón to the municipality. Recent reports also detail the resumption of flights at the Fernando Belaunde Terry airport and the capture of an individual accused of theft in HGJ Condorcanqui. The station’s programming includes news reports delivered by “Prensa RM,” with articles appearing approximately every few hours. Specific news items cover topics such as the transfer of funds to EPS Sedajuliaca for water access in Coata and Caracoto, and a planned stoppage by those affected by the Tragadero lagoon reservoir. Reports also highlight the concerns of regional councilor Jorge Catón regarding the absence of a subregional manager in a council session, and the ongoing investigation into the kidnapping of an entrepreneur, with alleged ransom demands of US$7 million. The website also publishes articles about events such as the World Day of the Sick, featuring the presence of Cardinal Michael Czerny in Chiclayo, and the commemoration of 49 years of the creation of the Campesinas Rondas. The broadcaster has documented several significant events in the region, including the condemnation of two retired PNP generals to seven years in prison related to the Baguazo case, and the sentencing of a former San Juan mayor, Saúl Sánchez Villegas, to twelve years. The website also reports on the strengthening of liturgy in Awajún and Wampís languages in the Alto Marañón, and the challenges facing the Universidad Nacional de the local area, which has executed only 56.6% of its budget. The station provides updates on the progress of the PEOT, which has officially assumed operation after receiving a habilitating title from ANA. The station actively engages with the community, reporting on local issues and events, and providing a platform for voices like those of indigenous women who are challenging traditional gender roles in environmental monitoring groups. The website features articles about the indefinite strike called by rondas on February 9th, with a blockade planned for Chiple. Information regarding flight resumption and the capture of a thief is presented as “Lo último!”, indicating timely updates for listeners. The broadcaster’s website serves as a central hub for accessing these news reports and related information.

Located in Jaén, Peru — +51 976 869 702 / [email protected]