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| AXN | Cable television | 1 August | ||
| Bravo Brasil | Cable television | 1 August | ||
| Rede Internacional de Televisão | Cable and satellite | August | ||
| RedeTV! | Cable television | 15 November | ||
| Futura | Cable and satellite | 11 December | ||
| Climatempo | Cable television | Unknown |
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| Network | Type | Closure date | Notes | Source |
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| Rede Manchete | Cable and satellite | 10 May | ||
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