Radio Bilingüe - Programming (English Text)

Click here for more info

Home

Programming

Línea Abierta

Noticiero Latino

Rockin' Da House

Historic Archives

News Releases

Press Archives

About Us

Services

Affiliates

Join Us

Job Openings

EEO Reports

EEO Report 2007-2008

EEO Public File Report - Form 990

Radio Bilingue Audit for Fiscal Year 06-07

Search - Advanced Search

Join our mailing list

Print this Article Previous Programs Send to a Friend
Pulso de la Tarde

Pulso de la Tarde is a news bulletin that emphasizes national headlines from Mexico. It broadcasts in the United States at 1:30 PDT by means of Satélite Radio Bilingüe. This program is produced by XEEP, Radio Education, a respected public broadcaster in Mexico. Founded on 1924, the station has cultivated a tradition of high quality cultural programming and news services.

Pulso de la Tarde, a 30 minute news program, is broadcast in the United States Monday to Thursday. To receive programs from Satélite Radio Bilingüe, a station must be connected to the public radio system and the station must operate a satellite terminal capable of receiving signals from the proper transponder on the Galaxy 4R satellites in the C band and Galaxy 11 in the Ku band. The educational satellite network of Mexico, Edusat, makes the transmission possible via a signal to the United States.

Satélite Radio Bilingüe is a distribution service provided by Radio Bilingüe, a public radio provider for the Latin Community in the United States. With offices in Fresno and San Francisco, CA, Radio Bilingüe's non-profit radio network offers news, information and cultural programming to over a hundred affiliates in the United States, Puerto Rico, Mexico and Argentina.

Funds for Radio Bilingue's news programs is made possible by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the Californian Endowment.