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The IRTP radio space has established itself as an intercultural information reference for the Amazonian peoples.Lima.- The program Ashi anane (Our voice, in Spanish) that is broadcast every Sunday, from 6:00 to 7:00 a. m., on the waves of Radio Nacional, celebrates eight years of uninterrupted transmission, bringing information of interest in the Ashaninka language to the peoples of our Amazon.
In this regard, the head of the National Institute of Radio and Television of Peru (IRTP), Cinthia Ramirez, highlighted that said radio production addresses issues of social, cultural and educational events, both at the national and regional level. In this way, we contribute to the strengthening of plurality and democratization of access to information in favor of populations living in remote areas of the country, he noted.
In its structure, Ashi anane successfully combines news with a careful selection of music from indigenous peoples, with an approach that prioritizes the Ashaninka population distributed in different regions of the national territory.
Since its creation, in January 2018, more than 380 editions were issued until the end of 2025. And last year alone, 36 episodes.
Looking ahead to 2026, Ashi anane will continue to inform the Amazonian people about the main events in the country, in order to expand its reach and strengthen its coverage, with innovative content.
This space, the first in the Ashaninka language on an open signal in Peru, is hosted by Cinthya Gonzales, a communicator born in the province of Chanchamayo, Junin region. His style and passion for the Amazonian culture allows us to learn about the successful stories and practices of the Amazonian peoples, who apply their ancestral knowledge to promote the development of their communities, which are part of the cultural heritage.
Office of Communication and Institutional Image
Lima, January 7, 2026
