LU9 Radio AM 670

LU9 Radio AM 670 从 Mar del Plata、Argentina 在 Tuninga Radio 上直播。

这家电台专注于 News, Talk, Sports 音乐。

The station delivers news and information, focusing on a variety of topics including local, national, and international events. Content includes reports on economic indicators, such as inflation rates which were 2.9% in February and accumulate to 33.1% over the last 12 months, as announced by the INDEC. The broadcaster also presents coverage of entertainment events, such as the upcoming Mardel Jam Fest '26 in Villa Victoria, and shares articles on topics ranging from psychology and coronavirus to culinary advice like recipes for crispy molleja. Sports reporting is also a feature, detailing events like Boca's draw against San Lorenzo at La Bombonera. The website provides classified advertisements for properties, including listings for apartments on Avenida Constitucion. The programming schedule features a variety of segments, including a column by Lic. Alejandra Linardi on psychology and coronavirus. The station also presents analysis by Hernán Gálvez regarding tensions in the United States and the conflict with Iran. Local news segments cover topics like municipal rates, where more than 80% lack a clear counterpart, and the impact of COVID-19 six years after the first case. The website includes a poll asking listeners to rate the management of the city, with options including 'Bien' (Good), 'Regular' (Fair), 'Mal' (Bad), and 'Muy mal' (Very bad). Classifieds offer property listings, with one example being a two-room apartment with storage space for USD 69,000. The website highlights several significant events and trends. A recent article discusses the decline in tourism, reporting a drop of over 7% in January and 3.7% for the entire season. The station also reports on a historical moment in the Malvinas Islands, where a film was projected for the first time. Another piece examines the transformation of abandoned historical spaces into investment, housing, and urban development areas. The broadcaster also covers the legacy of COVID-19 six years after the pandemic began, focusing on the transition from trauma to scientific advancement. The station provides access to news and information through its website, which includes sections for local, national, provincial, police, sports, international, entertainment, programming, and funeral announcements. The website also offers a property search tool with listings extracted from Casas de Hoy. The platform is accessible via downloadable applications for Android, IOS, and Windows operating systems. A poll is available for listeners to share their opinions on the city's management.