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11 11 WLII-DT: TeleOnce: UniMás on 11.2, Visión Latina on 11.3 Fajardo: 13 13 WORO-DT: TeleOro Canal 13 EWTN on 13.2, Shabum on 13.3, TeleOro on 13.4 San Juan: 18 21 WTCV: Mega TV: 24 21 WJPX: América TeVé: SBN on 42.1 (WIRS 17.3) San Juan: Toa Baja: 34 22 WELU: CTNi (WSJN-CD 20.1) Bayamón: 36 24 WDWL: Enlace: EJTV on 36.2 Fajardo: 40 15 ...
The Guatemalan government issued a license for channel 11 in 1960, announcing on December 27 that year as "Voz e Imagen de Centroamérica" on an advertisement at the El Imparcial newspaper, promising an 8,000-watt antenna and a budget of 25,000 quetzales. [2]
The license began its regular broadcasts on April 1, 1966, as LW 82 TV Canal 11 de Salta. [2] On August 31, 1973, through Decree 980, the National Executive Branch authorized the entry of 44 people into the Radio and Television Company (licensee of Channel 11). [3] On May 1, 1980, Channel 11 began broadcasting its programming in color. [4]
Señal Colombia began its broadcasts on February 9, 1970 as Channel 11 (because it was broadcast on frequency 11 of the VHF band of Bogotá) in order to provide educational and popular programming for adults, [3] imitating the television model of the BBC with two national channels: the first of a general nature and the second with a more cultural and minority focus.
On October 21, 2022, WLII-DT announced a new project titled El Poder Del Pueblo ('The People's Power'), which would focus on community issues affecting Puerto Ricans. Rodriguez would host the show and be joined by Jessica Serrano and Shalimar Rivera (who previously worked for the station on the cancelled Ahora Es que Es).
Canal 11 launched on November 11, 1996 (the eleventh day of the eleventh month), over the course of its history the channel started investing heavily in the creation of local productions, such as Calle 7 Honduras (adapted from the Chilean format), A Toda Máquina and Yo Me Llamo Honduras.
Channel 11 (Zulia, listings may vary) Niños Cantores Televisión , or NCTV , is a Venezuelan regional television channel that is seen in the Zulia State , Carabobo State , and Lara State on VHF channel 11.
Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation, South Korean television and radio network whose flagship station is Channel 11; RBC Televisión, a Peruvian free-to-air television channel; Señal Colombia, formerly Canal 11, a Colombian national television channel; Telefe, formerly Canal Once, a state-run network in Argentina