List of radio stations in Nicaragua

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Radio Universidad at the Universidad Centroamericana (UCA) in Managua, Nicaragua.
FrequencyNameWebsite
90.5 FM & 620 AMRadio Nicaragua, Managua
91.7 FM & 680 AMRadio La Primerísima, Managua
105.3 FMStereo Romance, Managua
103.5 FM & 1440 AMRadio Maranatha, Managua
99.1 FM & 600 AMLa Nueva Radio Ya, Managua
97.5 FM & 540 AMRadio Corporación, Managua
95.7 FMRadio Life, Matagalpa
107.7 FMRadio Sultana, Granada
90.1 FMRadio Stereo Yes, Matagalpa
101.5 FMRadio Juvenil, Managua
102.3 FMRadio Universidad, Managua
580 AMLa Radio 580, Managua
101.7 FMRadio Vos, Matagalpa

Radio Stereo Alegre Jinotepe 88.3 Radio La Buena Onda Jinotepe 91.1 Radio Eco Stereo Jinotepe 92.9 Nuevo Tiempo Diriamba 98.9

Radio Stereo Romance Jinotepe 105.3 Radio Stereo Sur Jinotepe 106.9 Radio La Voz de Teresa Santa Teresa 1530

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