ICRTV Colima live stream


Country: Mexico
Category: Regional
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ICRTV Colima online television

ICRTV (Instituto Colimense de Radio y Televisión) is a Mexican public broadcasting system serving the state of Colima. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. ICRTV was established by the government of the State of Colima and operates as a state-owned public broadcaster. The system includes both radio and television services. ICRTV's television service is often referred to as "Canal 12" or "TV Colima." The channel is headquartered in Colima City, the capital of the state of Colima, Mexico. ICRTV broadcasts on digital terrestrial television on channel 12.1 in the state of Colima. Its slogan is "La señal de los colimenses" (The signal of the people of Colima).



On air, ICRTV features a mix of educational content, state government news, cultural programming, and coverage of local events. The flagship program is the daily newscast, which covers events from Colima, including local politics, public safety, and community events. The channel is also known for its coverage of the "Feria de Colima," the state fair, and other cultural festivals. ICRTV also airs programming focused on the state's indigenous communities, the beach resort of Manzanillo, and the local economy (Colima is a major producer of limes and other agricultural products). The channel also airs content from the national public broadcaster, Canal Once, and other educational networks.



ICRTV is available throughout the state of Colima via digital terrestrial television (channel 12.1) and on major cable and satellite providers in the state. The channel streams live online through the official ICRTV website, icrtvcolima.com, and via its Facebook page.



ICRTV strives to be the public television voice of the state of Colima, offering educational, cultural, and informative content that reflects the identity of its citizens. The mission of the channel is to inform the public about state government activities, to promote local culture, and to provide a platform for community voices in this small but important Pacific coast state. Thanks to modern digital platforms, ICRTV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device — from smartphones to computers — ensuring that residents of Colima and former residents living elsewhere in Mexico or abroad can stay connected to their home state wherever they are.


ICRTV Colima Watch Live Channel

Comments (15)
Marco Scott
A rerun of an old Mexican classic caught my attention last weekend, and it brought back memories of watching films like that with my family.
E.cruz
Local coverage works for me
Logan Nelson
The morning headlines are concise, but the scrolling ticker moves so quickly that I miss half the names and figures. A slower crawl would make the information much easier to follow.
L.bailey
I watched a local history documentary on Sunday evening about Colima's volcanoes, and it was more engaging than many cable travel shows. The stream stayed steady even on a slow connection abroad, though the picture softened during the older film afterward.
A.white
My kids enjoy the lighter public affairs and nature segments, and I like that the language is clear enough for them to follow. It makes a calmer alternative to the usual noisy children's channels.
Adam White
The cultural segments are my favorite, especially when they feature local musicians and community events. The pace is calm enough for a late-night watch, but I still end up learning something.
Nicholas Garcia
I leave this on while cooking because the mix of local arts, music, and public service spots feels relaxed and genuinely connected to everyday life in Colima.
H.king
The headlines are clear, but the business reports could ask harder questions about rising prices and wages. Too often, officials get a smooth interview while viewers are left with the same old promises.
David Morgan
The business segment is a welcome addition, but it often skims past the impact on small shops and families. A little more local context would make those numbers matter.
marco.garcia
The local weather updates are handy, though I wish they included more detail on mountain areas.
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