CNN en Español

CNN en Español
Launched March 19, 1997 (1997-03-19)
Owned by CNN
Picture format 480i 4:3 SDTV
Slogan Allá vamos
("There we go")
Somos CNN
("We are CNN")
Country United States
Puerto Rico
Chile
Argentina
Mexico
Language Spanish
Broadcast area Latin America
United States
Headquarters CNN Center
Atlanta, Georgia
Sister channel(s) CNN
CNN-News18
CNN Airport Network
CNN International
HLN
CNN Chile
CNN Turk
Website cnnespanol.CNN.com/
Availability
Terrestrial
Antina
(Argentina)		 Channel 30
Tigo Star
(Paraguay)		 Channel 70
Satellite
Sky
(Mexico and Central America)		 Channel 627
Dish México Channel 350
Movistar TV
(South America)		 Channel 401
Entel TV HD
(Chile)		 Channel 50
Claro TV
(Latin America)		 Colombia:
Channel 455
Guatemala:
Channel 500
Brazil:
Channel 209
Paraguay:
Channel 26
Chile:
Channel 36
Univisa
(Ecuador)		 Channel 34
Tigo Star
(Bolivia and Paraguay)		 Channel 551
Inter Satelital Bolivia Channel 50
DirecTV Latin America
Channel 704
United States:
Channel 419
Dish Network Channel 859
Cable
Megacable
(Mexico)		 Channel 161
SuperCanal
(Argentina)		 Channel 34 (Analog)
Channel 281 (Digital)
Cable Color Honduras Channel 32 (Analog)
Channel 402 (Digital)
Cablevisión Argentina:
Channel 75 (Analog)
Channel 550 (Digital)
Uruguay:
Channel 7
Telecentro
(Argentina)		 Channel 9 (Analog)
Channel 303 (Digital)
VTR
(Chile)		 Channel 71
TV RED
(Chile)		 Channel 19
Tigo Star
(Latin America)		 Paraguay:
Channel 70
Bolivia:
Channel 600
Honduras:
Channel 34 (Analog)
Channel 381 (Digital)
Cabletica
(Costa Rica)		 Channel 56
Movistar TV
(Peru)		 Channel 542
Claro TV
(Latin America)		 Perú:
Channel 51
Chile:
Channel 36
Colombia:
Channel 455
Guatemala:
Channel 59
Honduras:
Channel 73 (Analog)
Channel 400 (Digital)
Cable Unión
(Chile)		 Channel 24
Altice
(Dominican Republic)		 Channel 110
Mayavisión
(Honduras)		 Channel 50
Cabletel
(Argentina)		 Channel 41
Telecable
(Mexico)		 Channel 68
TeleRed
(Argentina)		 Channel 607
Cable Onda
(Panama)		 Channel 3
IPTV
Claro TV
(Dominican Republic)		 Channel 152
Channel 454
GTD Manquehue/Telsur
(Chile)		 Channel 133
ETB
(Colombia)		 Channel 255
Cablevisión Flow
(Argentina)		 Channel 550
Streaming media
PlayStation Vue Internet Protocol television

CNN en Español is CNN's 24-hour Spanish language television and radio news channel which broadcasts to Latin America and the United States. It was launched on March 17, 1997.

Programming

Live coverage

CNN en Español provides live coverage of some news events, and since 2016, has carried the Spanish-language audio (though the video remains the regular English presentation) for Major League Baseball postseason games carried by sister network TBS only in the United States.[1]

Feature programming

CNN en Español features newscasts throughout the day.

Mexico programming

In March 1999, CNN en Español launched an independent feed for Mexico. This exclusive signal of CNN en Español airs CNN Mexico: Perspectivas, a primetime newscast dedicated to covering important local, domestic and international events of special significance to Mexican viewers. CNN en Español’s Mexico feed also features InfoCinta CNN, an electronic ticker located at the bottom of the screen containing news headlines; stock and financial data; sports scores; local time; and weather information.

CNN En Español newsroom/studio in Atlanta, GA.
Chilean TV 2005 presidential debate on CNN en Español (Santiago, Chile).
CNN En Español Radio Offices in Atlanta.

Availability

CNN en Español is available throughout Latin America and the United States.[2] In Canada, a number of the network's shows are simulcast on Univision Canada.[3]

On February 15, 2017, the National Telecommunications Commission of Venezuela banned CNN en Español from the airwaves in the country after the airing of a report accusing the country of passport fraud. The government deemed the report "(A threat to) the peace and democratic stability of our Venezuelan people since they generate an environment of intolerance."[4]

Personalities

Senior Vice President

  • Cynthia Darr Hudson - VP

Anchors

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Ken Fang on Twitter". twitter.com. Archived from the original on 2018-05-11.
  2. ↑ "CNN". CNN. Archived from the original on 2007-10-31.
  3. ↑ http://www.tlntv.com/EspScheM.aspx%5Bpermanent+dead+link%5D
  4. ↑ CNN, Steve Almasy,. "CNN en Español kicked off air in Venezuela". cnn.com. Archived from the original on 2017-03-27.
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