À Punt Ràdio

À Punt Ràdio streams live from Burjassot, Spain, on Tuninga Radio.

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

The station's programming includes documentary-style features that delve into complex criminal cases and their broader societal implications. One notable program, 'Zoom', dedicated two episodes to the 2016 murder of María del Carmen Martínez, the widow of Vicente Sala, former president of CAM. The series meticulously reviewed the details surrounding the assassination, which occurred at the Novocar dealership in Alicante, and the subsequent judicial proceedings. 'Zoom' focused on the trial of Miguel López, Martínez's son-in-law, who was the sole accused in the case. The program explored the nature of his relationship with his mother-in-law, the specific evidence gathered by the police to support the accusation, and the extensive legal process that culminated in López's acquittal. This acquittal was later upheld by the Constitutional Court in October 2025. The program also highlighted the unresolved nature of the crime, noting that as of its broadcast, no one had been held responsible for Martínez's death. Beyond the immediate crime, the documentary series provided context on the Sala Martínez family, identifying them as one of Spain's wealthiest families who had amassed a multi-million euro empire through the efforts of Vicente Sala and María del Carmen. The program revealed the deep-seated family conflicts and a 'war' for control of the business empire that emerged following the murder. It examined the internal divisions, with some family members aligned with María del Carmen and others estranged. 'Zoom' sought to answer questions about the Sala family's background, their lifestyle, and their reactions to the matriarch's death, framing the murder within the context of these familial disputes.