MDZ Radio 105.5

The broadcaster delivers news, sports, and business reporting with a focus on local and international events. Beatriz Barbera, a businesswoman with a background in athletics and gastronomy, received the Ordine della Stella d'Italia, highlighting her contributions. The station covers a range of topics, including a conflict involving a club in Godoy Cruz and commentary on Gimnasia's performance from Gonzalo Ríos. Additionally, the broadcaster reports on trends in university enrollment and the impact of economic shifts, such as the increasing use of virtual wallets for salary payments. The content emphasizes a perspective that differs from conventional viewpoints, as reflected in the tagline “Pensás de otra manera, escuchás de otra manera.” Programming includes several named segments and hosts. Edu Ripari will participate in the Fiesta de la Vendimia, indicating a connection to regional celebrations. The show “El Contracarrusel” returns to the streets with social messages concerning water access and other concerns. Mercedes Gómez contributes reporting on various topics, including a protest and the impact of economic changes. Gustavo Salinas provides meteorological forecasts, specifically regarding potential rainfall affecting the Vendimia celebration in 2026. Facundo Correa Llano provided details about a meeting with Karina Milei to organize La Libertad Avanza, demonstrating involvement in political reporting. The broadcaster has a history of recognizing prominent figures, such as Beatriz Barbera, and covering significant local events. The station reported on a football player's unusual journey through Irán to reach Turkey, highlighting its coverage of international incidents. Concerns have been raised regarding the potential disruption of the 2026 Vendimia celebration due to anticipated precipitation. The broadcaster also reported on the judicialization of Gráficos y Asociados, indicating involvement in reporting on legal and business matters. José Luis Ramón has filed a legal complaint against Javier Milei following a speech, showcasing the station's coverage of political controversies. The station engages with the community through participation in events like the Fiesta de la Vendimia and the return of “El Contracarrusel.” Streaming availability allows listeners to access content remotely. The broadcaster reports on issues affecting the region, such as a decline in blood donations and concerns about the Mercosur-Union Europe agreement. The station also addresses economic matters, including the rising cost of beef and the impact of the Monotributo system, demonstrating a commitment to informing the public on diverse topics. The station’s coverage extends to youth trends in higher education and the complexities of international trade agreements.