CUAC FM 103.4

The broadcaster operates as a community radio station, offering a platform for diverse voices and perspectives. It provides a space for individuals and collectives to create and broadcast radio programs, emphasizing a free, participatory, and non-profit environment. The station’s core mission is to give voice to those who might not otherwise have access to traditional media channels, fostering a sense of community and encouraging citizen participation in the creation of audio content. The station aims to provide unique programming, cultural content, and music, accessible to listeners anytime through its broadcasting and streaming services. The broadcaster actively promotes media literacy and provides opportunities for individuals to learn about radio production and broadcasting techniques. The station’s programming is driven by community involvement, with opportunities for citizens to create and broadcast their own programs. The broadcaster offers radio production training through its 'Escola de Radio,' covering areas such as locution, production, and technical control. These courses are open to all citizens regardless of prior experience. A specific program, 'Estrelados na Estratosfera,' has dedicated an episode to the 'Venres Negros' of the CRTVG, reflecting a focus on historical and cultural reflection. The station also organizes events, such as a recent call for citizens to participate in a photograph in a public square, marking ongoing celebrations for the station's 30th anniversary. The broadcaster operates 24 hours a day, both on FM and via streaming, ensuring continuous accessibility for listeners. Established in 1996, the station has consistently championed community engagement and media accessibility. It is actively involved in the Red Estatal de Medios Comunitarios (ReMC), and will host the ReMCuentro 26, a national meeting of community media, from April 17th to 19th, 2026. The station’s longevity is reflected in its statistics: over 0 years of broadcasting, 250+ programs produced, 52+ hours of live broadcasting monthly, and 2150+ hours of entertainment provided. The broadcaster’s commitment to its founding principles has allowed it to evolve into a vital resource for local voices and cultural expression. The station’s physical presence includes a campus located in the Zapateira, serving as a hub for training and community activities. The station operates on the FM frequency the station and via streaming, offering 24/7 accessibility. It encourages active participation from the community through various avenues, including becoming a member and producing radio programs. The broadcaster emphasizes free and accessible training, fostering a unique community where individuals can learn and contribute to the creation of radio content. The station’s commitment to open participation and free training underscores its dedication to empowering citizens and promoting a vibrant media landscape.