WIPR opens its doors to the public with educational tours

By The Star Staff

The president of WIPR, Luis A. Rodríguez Díaz, enthusiastically announced that Puerto Rico’s public radio and television stations are opening their doors to the general public through guided tours, under the slogan “Exploring WIPR.”

“We are thrilled to welcome student groups, summer camps, and members of the general public interested in learning how work is done in the fields of radio and television. This is a medium that often sparks curiosity in both children and adults, so we are opening our doors to receive them, guide them, and share with them the experiences of our colleagues,” the official explained.

Rodríguez Díaz stated that visitors will have the opportunity to explore radio booths, television studios, editing rooms, and technical areas. He also noted that they recently hosted a group of young participants from Vocational Rehabilitation, who have shown interest in the world of communications.

“A group of youth with functional diversity already enjoyed the guided tour and had an experience they will never forget. At the end of their visit, they received an educational experience certificate in recognition of their participation and commitment,” he added.