Radio Mitre

Broadcasting on 790 kHz AM, Radio Mitre is a prominent Argentine station based in Buenos Aires, recognized for its comprehensive news and talk programming. Established on August 16, 1925, under the original name The Nation Broadcasting LOZ, it holds a significant place in the nation's media history. The station was acquired by Grupo Clarín in 1992, becoming a key part of one of Argentina's largest media conglomerates.

Radio Mitre offers extensive coverage of Argentine politics, economics, and current affairs, featuring live news broadcasts, in-depth analysis, and interviews with political figures and experts. Its programming extends to include sports, entertainment, and cultural segments, aiming to foster informed discussions on various topics relevant to Argentine society. Notable programs have included "Cada Mañana" and "Lanata Sin Filtro." The station also provides content to over 150 affiliated radio stations across Argentina.