Uncocalf FM 103.7

The broadcaster presents a varied programming format, encompassing news, historical accounts, and cultural explorations. Recent news coverage includes a request for an interpellation of Adorni by the block of Unión por la Patria, and the scheduling of elections by the institution for May 26th and 27th. Additionally, Si.Pro.Sa.Pu.Ne has formally requested a broad debate concerning the draft Law for the Protection of Public Health Workers. The station provides a platform for promotional content, with advertising inquiries directed to 103.7publicidad@central.uncoma.edu.ar. The programming schedule features several distinct series, including “Pueblos y parajes de the local area,” which explores small villages and settlements, and “Santitos Ruteros de the country,” focusing on popular faith along roadways. Another series, “El adiós a Walter Pérez,” offers a remembrance of Walter Pérez. The station also produces “UNComa: Inscripciones 2026,” related to institutional registration processes. Historical series, such as “Cómo llegamos hasta los 50 años del Golpe,” examine events leading up to significant historical moments, alongside explorations of topics like “Cómo llegamos hasta La Pampa” and “Cómo llegamos hasta Frankenstein.” The station has been involved in documenting and presenting historical narratives, including coverage of the “Secuestros y torturas” trials related to the Lesa Humanidad case, highlighting the “garras del Plan Cóndor” and events in the southern region. The broadcaster also features content examining the connection between economic plans and political leadership, as exemplified by the segment “Dime tu plan económico y te diré tu presidencia.” The station's content aims to provide context and understanding of past events and current affairs. The station offers advertising services to promote products and campaigns, with contact information provided at 103.7publicidad@central.uncoma.edu.ar. The broadcaster’s website includes a section dedicated to “Nuestros Programas,” indicating a commitment to diverse content creation. The station’s logo is prominently displayed as “LOGO-ASAMBLEA-2024-UNCo.png.” The website also provides access to live broadcasts, though currently, no programs are listed as live.