Onda Aragonesa launches on 90.2 FM in Zaragoza, bringing rock music and local news to the airwaves.
1. Las Mañanas de Onda Aragonesa of 9 April 2026 is a live morning radio programme broadcast on 90.2 FM in Zaragoza and via Twitch and podcast.
2. The three hosts are Edu Junior, Pilar Santolaria, and Esperanza Falcón; a regular collaborator named Guille also joins briefly as an unplanned on-air guest.
3. The episode follows the standard morning magazine format: national and local news, weather, listener audio messages, birthdays, saints' day, and a preview of the day's interview guests.
4. The Adamuz train accident investigation revealed that the weld report at the crash site was reviewed by an untitled worker, and that Adif had logged serious track defects at that kilometre two months before the crash, which killed 46 people.
5. The Ávalos corruption trial continued its third session of the week; businesswoman Carmen Pano and her daughter Leonor are set to testify, both under investigation for alleged fraud in the hydrocarbons sector, along with the driver who allegedly transported the first cash delivery to PSOE headquarters.
6. U.S. President Trump threatened to resume the Iran conflict, conditioning troop withdrawal on the end of Iran's nuclear programme and maritime security at the Strait of Hormuz, while maintaining naval and air forces in the area.
7. Spain's Foreign Affairs Minister José Manuel Álvarez ordered ambassador Antonio Sánchez Benedito to return to Tehran and reopen the embassy, which had been closed since 7 March after US-Israeli strikes began on 28 February, taking advantage of a two-week ceasefire.
8. Four adolescents were arrested for stealing €11,000 in sports clothing from stores at the Puerto Venecia shopping centre in Zaragoza over at least three months, later selling the items online.
9. Parque de Atracciones de Zaragoza announced it will only open in April and May 2026 for private communion banquets, filing an ERTE for all 81 employees, who are considering mobilisations.
10. The Aragonese regional government's plan to subsidise bachillerato in concerted schools will cost approximately €19 million annually once fully implemented, currently allocating €50 million to eight existing centres; the policy is contested by public-school advocates.
11. Industrial firm ITK activated an ERTE and then hired temporary workers, prompting the workers' committee to call it a 'farce' following what they describe as a false workforce adjustment.
12. Zaragoza City Hall extended by 10 days the deadline for offers to manage the former Giesa industrial buildings earmarked for a city cinema complex in the Montemolín neighbourhood.
13. A truck struck two residents of Monzón, a man and a woman both around 70, in an industrial estate; both were hospitalised but not in danger.
14. New night-time helipads in Mora de Rubielos and Mosqueruela became operational, enabling air medical transfers to Teruel in 15 minutes and to Zaragoza in 50 minutes.
15. PP and Vox leaders from regional and national levels met at the Hotel Central AVE in Zaragoza to discuss security, immigration, housing, and tax policy, though a formal coalition agreement has not yet been reached.
16. Zaragoza City Hall took action against a rat infestation in a private plot on Calle Las Armas in a two-phase treatment programme.
17. The morning birthday segment noted that Dennis Quaid turns 72 and Kristen Stewart turns 36; the fifth anniversary of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh's death was also marked.
18. The weather forecast showed 30°C in Zaragoza for Thursday 9 April, with light variable winds and a mild drop in minimum temperatures the following day; no major weather events expected through Friday.
19. The episode's tone is warm and local, dominated by listener WhatsApp audio contributions and on-air banter, with regular jocular segments including a 'nanoniano' echo effect for saints' days with names ending in '-ano'.
20. Best audience: Zaragoza residents and Aragón diaspora who want a conversational weekday morning catch-up blending local news, national headlines, and community interaction.
