LT 9 AM 1150

LT 9 AM 1150 diffuse en direct depuis Santa Fe, Argentina, sur Tuninga Radio.

Cette station de radio est spécialisée dans la musique News, Talk.

The broadcaster primarily delivers news and information, focusing on local events and political developments. Content centers around reporting on municipal affairs, legislative actions, and economic indicators. Recent coverage includes the presentation of Colón’s new team uniform for the 2026 season, which occurred at the 4 de Junio predio. The station also reports on inflation figures, with February’s rate at 2.9% and a 12-month rate of 33.1%. Municipalities are undergoing changes as a new Organic Law of Municipalities is being modernized after 60 years. The station’s programming features exclusive interviews and live coverage, as exemplified by a discussion with Senator Ciro Seisas regarding potential changes to “Trapitos.” A conversation with provincial deputy José Corral highlighted the goals of the new Municipalities Law, emphasizing austerity and municipal involvement in security and health. News segments are delivered by reporters such as Claudia Romero, Sergio Tourn, and Leonardo Botta. Recent reports detail roadwork on J.J. Paso, which will result in a 50% reduction in the DReI payment for businesses in the affected area. The suspension of fiscal Leandro Benegas following abuse allegations was also reported, confirmed by Lionela Cattalini. The broadcaster celebrates a significant milestone, marking 101 years of shared history. The station's longevity is emphasized on the website as a testament to its enduring presence within the community. The website highlights the station’s role as a leader, indicating a long-standing reputation for delivering news and information. A recent report addressed concerns about potential losses of US$500 million due to European restrictions on biofuels, as stated by Marcelo Kusznierz. A multiple-vehicle collision involving two trucks, two cars, and a van occurred on Route 1, kilometer 2.5, causing delays. The station maintains a digital presence with its website, providing access to news and exclusive content. The website serves as a platform for connecting with the audience and disseminating information about local events. Reports on municipal efforts to improve the area around the Iturraspe Hospital are available on the site. The station provides updates on infrastructure projects, such as the ongoing bacheo work on the Carretero Bridge, which is expected to last three months. The website also features exclusive interviews and reports, indicating a commitment to delivering in-depth coverage of important issues.