The objective of this study centered on establishing the subsystems for popular, alternative and community radio stations (PAC) in the State of Zulia. The event was approached from the systems theory of administration, describing the elements that make up each subsystem. Research is of the descriptive, trans-sectional type. The population consisted of 25 PAC radios, set up by the National Telecommunications Commission in the Zulia region by applying a population census. Data was collected using interviews through a semi-structured questionnaire. Among the results, elements appeared such as: technical, political and social interconnectivity as well as a sense of ownership and identification with the communications work. Conclusions were that the system under which the radios are developing is made up of five subsystems: objectives and values, structural, psychosocial, technical and administrative. Integration of these five subsystems make up the system.