COPE Ourense

COPE Ourense streams live from Ourense, Spain, on Tuninga Radio.

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

The station provides news, audio content, and video programming focused on local events and issues. It serves as a source of information for the province, offering live streaming access. Content includes reports on public health initiatives, such as collaborations between organizations and local government to create smoke-free environments, exemplified by the expansion of such areas around the Auditorio Os Gozos. The broadcaster also covers legal proceedings, highlighting a recent case involving fraud and a four-year prison sentence. Additionally, the station reports on community concerns, including caregiver resources and coverage of transportation protests. Recent reports also detail the establishment of a music festival and feature interviews with local figures, such as María Antonia Rilo, the first female councilor in the city of As Burgas, who discusses the evolution of equality initiatives. The station’s programming includes several recurring segments and shows. “El Espejo” is featured, alongside “Mediodía COPE,” which airs multiple times daily. “Herrera en COPE” is also a regular program, broadcast at various times throughout the day. Hosts, identified as Juan Maceiras, contribute to the reporting and presentation of news and interviews. The station also provides access to “COPE MÁS,” offering additional content streams. The schedule is dynamic, with updates and new content appearing frequently, as evidenced by the numerous time-stamped entries detailing recent broadcasts. The station's content reflects a commitment to reporting on a range of topics relevant to the local community. A recent feature highlighted the experiences of Xosé Antón, who cared for his father until the age of 91, and his creation of a guide for caregivers. The broadcaster also covered the appointment of Natalia González as the new Secretary of Equality for the Socialist Party, and María Fernández Ojea as the Secretary of Social Policy, Seniors and Dependence. Furthermore, the station documented the inception of “Ourenclásica,” a new classical music festival scheduled to begin in March, featuring the guitarist Marcos Díaz. The station offers live streaming capabilities, allowing listeners to access programming remotely. The website serves as a central hub for accessing all available streams and content. The broadcaster's reporting extends to various facets of local life, from legal matters and public health to community support and cultural events, demonstrating a broad scope of coverage and a dedication to informing the public about significant developments within the province.

Located in Ourense, Spain — +34 915 951 200 / [email protected]