La Voz de mi Pueblo, Aguacatán
"La Voz de mi Pueblo, Aguacatán" is a community radio station based in Aguacatán, Guatemala, dedicated to serving the local population with informative, educational, and cultural programming. It focuses on promoting indigenous languages, particularly the K'iche' and Awakateko dialects, alongside Spanish, to preserve and celebrate the region's cultural heritage. The station provides news, music, and discussions on topics relevant to the community, such as agriculture, health, education, and social issues. It also serves as a platform for local voices, empowering marginalized groups and fostering community engagement. As a non-profit initiative, it prioritizes social development and the well-being of its listeners. "La Voz de mi Pueblo" plays a vital role in connecting rural areas, often overlooked by mainstream media, and advocates for indigenous rights and environmental sustainability. Its programming reflects the traditions, struggles, and aspirations of the people of Aguacatán, making it an essential part of daily life in the region.