Canal 5 (Uruguay)

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Canal 5 (Televisión Nacional Uruguay)
Canal 5 Uruguay.png
Country Uruguay
Broadcast areaUruguay
Headquarters Montevideo, Uruguay
Programming
Language(s) Spanish
Picture format 1080i HDTV
(downscaled to 576i for the SD feed)
Ownership
Owner Ministry of Education and Culture
History
Launched29 June 1963 (1963-06-29)
Former namesCanal 5 Sodre (1963-1981)
Sodre TV (1981-1995)
Televisión Nacional Sodre (1995-2002)
TVEO (2002-2005)
Televisión Nacional Uruguay (2005-2021)
Links
Website mediospublicos.uy
Availability
Terrestrial
Analog VHF Channel 5 (Montevideo)
Digital VHF Channel 5.1

Canal 5 (English: Channel 5) is an Uruguayan national television network owned by the Ministry of Education and Culture. The channel began broadcasting on June 19, 1963. [1]

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Former logo as TNU used until 2021
Canal 5 studios in Montevideo. Canal5Uy.jpg
Canal 5 studios in Montevideo.

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References

  1. TNU. "Página Oficial" (in Spanish). Retrieved August 20, 2015.