FIRST ON FOX – High-profile staffers continue to flee Miami’s iconic conservative, Spanish-language station, Radio Mambi, ahead of a planned takeover by a George Soros-linked liberal group, and ...

EXCLUSIVE-- Conservative radio star Lourdes Ubieta has quit Miami’s iconic, Spanish-language conservative talk station Radio Mambi ahead of a planned takeover by a George Soros-linked liberal group ...

Amore Rodriguez grew up in Miami listening to Radio Mambi on car rides with her tightknit Cuban family and in their home. For Rodriguez and many other Miamians, it was considered the go-to station for ...

Nelson Rubio, host of a popular Spanish-language radio show on Miami’s Radio Mambí, announced Tuesday that he was leaving the conservative talk radio station immediately, citing its sale to a new ...

Lourdes Ubieta, who had been a popular host of Radio Mambí for over two years, joining the station when iconic host Martha Flores died, resigned after her program, “Noticias y Más,” aired last Friday.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Radio Mambí (WAQI 710 AM) — the iconic Miami station long considered a pillar of the Cuban exile community — will go off the air ...

Promising boycotts, protests and strikes, Cuban exile leaders expressed their fear that two Miami stations, Radio Mambí and WQBA — which have traditionally advocated for Cuba’s freedom — would be ...

Univision Radio announced that Radio Mambi WAQI-AM Miami is expanding its programming lineup. Oscar Haza will join from sister station in that market (WQBA-AM) with his morning show “Ahora con Oscar ...

ICONIC STATION BUT UNCERTAIN FUTURE On-air personalities at Miami's Radio Mambi a decade ago. The conservative Spanish-language stations that a Democrat-led group is buying are revered by many Cubans ...

As hundreds of Venezuelans converged in Doral to celebrate the passing of the Bolivarian revolutionary Hugo Chávez, Miami’s number one Cuban exile radio provocateur, Armando Pérez Roura, spent ...

Radio Mambí (WAQI 710 AM) — the iconic Miami station long considered a pillar of the Cuban exile community — will go off the air as we know it on Dec. 12 at 11:59 p.m. For more than four decades, it ...