6.30 am Morning "wake-up' for the workers, including last news of the night 7.30 Analysis of the press coverage of different papers covering political, trade union and cultural aff8.30-9.30 Domestic review - prices questions concerning the home.
10.00-11.00 Self-organised transmission by the women s movement 11.00-11.15 Students' news, transmitted Walls during their morning break. station' 12.00-1.00 First of the current affairs "specials', with an interview or discussion on economics or politics etc.
2.00-3.00 Regional news from Rome.
3.00-5.00 Rotating series of programmes "from the base': trade unions, womnave jobs or are The station is financed in three ways. First by public subscriptions, we on the alr Secondly through some advertising. though many democratic stations refuse to take any advertising. Thirdly CP. through some money donated by the revolutionary organisations, which we accept without being tied to a specific Given this massive potential, are there no attempts to limit the power of these democratic stations?
When the constitutional court pas there were some regulations to be se out. Now they are trying to drive a between the commercial sta-