Onda Aragonesa announces its new FM frequency at 90.2 in Zaragoza, but the host forgets what he was saying.
1. Las Mañanas de Onda Aragonesa, broadcast on 10 April 2026, is a live morning radio programme on the Zaragoza-based station available at 90.2 FM and via Twitch and podcast.
2. The programme is hosted by Edu (Edu Pita), co-host Edu Junior, and producer and newsreader Pilar Santolaria; no external guests appear in this opening segment.
3. The episode's format is a daily morning magazine combining national headlines, local Aragón news, weather, listener audio messages, birthdays, and a saint's day segment.
4. The Ávalos corruption trial produced testimony from businesswoman Carmen Pano who stated she carried €90,000 in cash to the PSOE central headquarters at Ferraz; her driver confirmed seeing bundles of banknotes.
5. Israel and Hezbollah exchanged attacks while U.S. President Trump warned Iran against maintaining a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, saying 'they better not be doing it.'
6. Russia and Ukraine announced a 32-hour Orthodox Easter ceasefire from 11 to 12 April after Zelensky had proposed it multiple times; Zelensky said Ukraine would honour it if Russia did the same.
7. Pakistan reinforced security in Islamabad ahead of peace negotiations, with uncertainty about whether talks would take place.
8. China's Ministry of Commerce announced a plan to boost imports under an 'Export to China' initiative, naming Spain as one of the priority countries for 2026 with over 100 planned activities.
9. Spanish high-speed rail use fell 32.1% year-on-year in February 2026, the largest drop since February 2021, directly following the Adamuz railway accident; intercity rail overall fell 15.8%.
10. Listener José from Line 24 sent a WhatsApp audio questioning why public money was spent on a statistical study to document what was obviously caused by the Madrid-to-Zaragoza line closure after Adamuz.
11. A 40-year-old resident of San Mateo de Gallego died in a workplace accident while working on a canalisation project in an industrial park in the Zaragoza area.
12. The new road access to Plaza in Zaragoza was awarded to a joint venture led by Aldesa Construcciones at a final cost of €19.9 million, €2 million below estimate, with completion expected in autumn 2027.
13. Royo Villanova hospital emergency services in Zaragoza were overcrowded, with 33 patients awaiting beds at the start of the day and 21 patients in corridors by the time of the broadcast.
14. Homeless people displaced from the Ribera del Ebro area were relocating to Plaza de San Bruno in Zaragoza's old town after a February river flooding forced them out.
15. Burglary suspects were reported in central Zaragoza doorways, prompting a public alert from building administrators.
16. A fatal collision between two cyclists occurred near Loarre; the victim was identified as José Heredia, described as well-known in Huesca for decades of work in hospitality.
17. Teruel was named Spain's most welcoming city in the 2026 Booking.com Traveler Review Awards, based on more than 370 million verified traveller comments.
18. The weather forecast for the weekend showed temperatures dropping from a Friday high of 31°C in Zaragoza to rain, snow at 900-1200 metres in the Pyrenees and Ibérica range, and a return of strong northerly 'cierzo' winds by Sunday.
19. The programme follows a quick-fire format with live listener interaction via WhatsApp audio, Twitch chat, and phone-in; the tone is warm, jocular, and local, with regular on-air banter among the three hosts.
20. Best audience: Spanish-speaking listeners in the Zaragoza region who want a conversational morning news roundup mixing local Aragón stories with national headlines.
