COPE León

COPE León diffuse en direct depuis León, Spain, sur Tuninga Radio.

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

The station delivers news, audio content, and video programming focused on local events and issues. A significant portion of the broadcaster's content revolves around the Camino de Santiago, highlighting its importance to the region with over 55,000 pilgrims visiting annually and contributing significantly to the local economy, with an average daily spending of 60 euros. The station also emphasizes the region's commitment to gender equality, addressing the gender gap and its impact on employment, particularly in smaller communities. Furthermore, the broadcaster provides coverage of political events, including election debates, such as the recent debate for the regional elections of 2026, which was broadcast on TVE. The programming schedule includes several recurring shows and segments. 'El Espejo de COPE' is a regular feature, alongside 'Deportes COPE,' which focuses on sports news. 'Mediodía COPE' airs midday, while 'Herrera en COPE' is a recurring segment. Hosts contributing to the station's programming include Rocío Fernández, Jacobo Casas, and Esther Peñalba Aller, each presenting various news and feature segments throughout the day. The broadcaster also presents historical segments, such as the story of Cipriano García Lubén and his impact on the region's commercial landscape with 'Casa Lubén,' and the history of 'Polígono 58.' The station’s content highlights the historical significance of the Camino de Santiago and its economic impact. The broadcaster also explores local history, detailing the story of Cipriano García Lubén, a pioneering merchant who significantly shaped the region's commercial development. The broadcaster also covered a debate between candidates for the 2026 regional elections, demonstrating a commitment to political reporting and civic engagement. The broadcaster's coverage of the gender gap demonstrates a focus on social issues and community concerns. The station's reporting on the Camino de Santiago underscores its importance to the area's identity and tourism. The station provides live streaming access to its programming, allowing listeners to tune in remotely. The broadcaster actively engages with the community, reporting on local news and events, and addressing issues such as gender equality and the economic impact of the Camino de Santiago. The station’s commitment to covering local events and issues, combined with its diverse programming schedule and historical features, aims to serve as a comprehensive source of information and entertainment for the region.

Située à León, Spain — +34 915 951 200 / [email protected]