TV channels Mexico

Mexican television combines strong national news broadcasting with a broad network of public channels run by states and universities.

National News Channels

Round-the-clock news is the job of Foro TV, the TelevisaUnivision news channel broadcasting from Mexico City. Milenio Noticias is the Grupo Multimedios channel drawing on the resources of Milenio, one of the country's largest newspapers. The information picture is completed by Excelsior TV and the Guadalajara news coverage of NMas.

Public and University Television

The pride of Mexican public television is Canal Once, the educational network of the National Polytechnic Institute on the air since 1959 and counted among the oldest educational broadcasters in Latin America. TV UNAM is the educational and cultural channel of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, and Monterrey hosts Canal 53 UANL of the University of Nuevo Leon. A special place belongs to SCJN TV, the channel of Mexico's Supreme Court, which broadcasts plenary sessions and judicial programming live.

State and Regional Channels

Individual states keep their own public television tradition: Telemax in Sonora, Tv Mexiquense in the State of Mexico, SMRTV in Michoacan, and the TV Pacifico network signals in Mazatlan and Ciudad Obregon. Chihuahua's Canal 28, Guanajuato's channel 8 TV Guanajuato and Puerto Vallarta's TV Mar bring regional news and community programming. From Monterrey, Multimedios TV Canal 6 offers entertainment and news.

Religious Broadcasting

The Catholic tradition is represented by Maria Vision, Mexico's Catholic channel broadcasting since 1993. The Seventh-day Adventist Church broadcasts through Hope Channel Inter-America and Nuevo Tiempo, and CBN en Espanol is CBN's Spanish-language channel for the Hispanic world.