Radio Facundo Quiroga 95.9 FM

The broadcaster delivers news and information, focusing on current events within the province of Chaco and the surrounding region. Its programming includes sections dedicated to general news, economics, politics, judicial matters, police reports, sports, health, and local issues, alongside international coverage. The website features a dedicated section for accessing news related to technology and a ‘Bienal’ section highlighting the Bienal 2026 event. The broadcaster also provides a ‘Stream FQ’ option for live audio. Recent headlines include reports on February inflation rates, a mental health crisis, and a verdict expected in the Francovich case. The website also publishes articles concerning financial investigations and travel opportunities related to the 2026 World Cup. The station’s programming includes several named segments and hosts. Luis Pavón hosts a segment called ‘Kaníbal,’ where he discusses topics such as youth rebellion and political ethics. Patricia Gómez, Ceci Méndez, and Luli Maidana are scheduled to host a program dedicated to the ‘abrazo del litoral.’ Luis Bernardi contributes to the programming, emphasizing the special connection the Bienal fosters with the community. The website also highlights the efforts of Diputados Chaqueños, who are collaborating across party lines to protect animals. The ‘Stream FQ’ option provides access to live programming, allowing listeners to follow developments in real-time. The broadcaster has been involved in several significant events and initiatives. The Bienal, a recurring event, recently concluded with a positive assessment and plans for future improvements, following the success of the 2024 edition. The station also played a role in covering the Día Nacional del Escultor, a countdown to the Bienal International. The broadcaster reported on Mica Matijasevich’s recent podium finish in racing and highlighted a campaign by Estrellas Amarillas promoting road safety with the slogan “Conduce como mujer.” The station also covered a dispute regarding funds within the Department of Sports, with Slimel publicly requesting an explanation for $109 million. The broadcaster actively engages with the community and provides multiple avenues for interaction. The station is also involved in initiatives such as a reforestation proposal by a local resident, encouraging the planting of “Arbolitos pa' quien guste llevar.” The website provides information on NBCH’s financing options for travel to the 2026 World Cup and reports on the impact of the conflict between Iran and the United States, Mexico, and Canada on the World Cup. The station’s commitment to public service extends to covering issues like animal welfare and promoting healthy habits related to kidney health.