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Every second Sunday in December the International Radio and Television Day for Children is commemorated.Peru currently has 2,565 sound and television broadcasting stations authorized for educational purposes by 2025, which play a key role in the dissemination of educational and social interest content, reported the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC), through the General Directorate of Telecommunications Authorizations (DGAT).
These stations contribute to girls, boys and adolescents, especially in
rural and remote areas, access educational, informative and cultural programming, in contexts where radio and television continue to be the main means of communication.
The regions that concentrate the greatest number of educational stations are Cusco
(283), Ancash (224) and Cajamarca (210), followed by Puno (196), Apurimac (155),
Junin (141), Lima (140), Piura (127), Arequipa (120) and Ayacucho (117), which shows extensive territorial coverage of these services.
The MTC highlighted that these figures reflect a sustained growth in broadcasting authorizations with an educational focus, strengthening access to content of social value and promoting the training of citizens throughout the country.
Likewise, the sector reaffirmed its commitment to continue optimizing the authorization and supervision processes of broadcasting services, guaranteeing their continuity for the benefit of the population.
Within the framework of the International Radio and Television Day for Children, which is commemorated on the second Sunday of December, the MTC highlighted the importance
to have a solid network of educational media that brings
information and quality content for girls and boys in all regions of Peru.
