SET Televisión Canal 26.2 live stream
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SET Televisión Canal 26.2 online television
SET Televisión Canal 26.2 is the educational subchannel of SET Televisión, the public television service of the Mexican state of Puebla, operated by SICOM, the state's public information and communication system. Carried on the XHPBZC-TDT multiplex alongside the main signal on virtual channels 16.1 and 16.2, it reaches households across the state with programming devoted to learning, culture and community life. Viewers who want to Watch Live television with an educational purpose will find in this Mexico Live Stream a window into Puebla's public broadcasting, available on TV Online platforms around the world.
The schedule is built around learning in the broadest sense. The educational series De la A a la Z, produced by the channel itself, grew out of the period when classrooms closed and lessons moved to television, and it remains the backbone of the subchannel's identity. Mornings belong to the magazine Amanecer Poblano, opening the day with news and interviews, while talk formats such as Conversatorio, history features like Memorias Poblanas and music programs devoted to jazz, salsa and regional sounds round out the grid. Documentaries and cultural magazines from public partners complete an offer for students, teachers and families.
The system's roots go back to the late 1990s, when Puebla created its public communication body to support education through radio and television. Broadcasting began in the early 2000s as a relay of national public programming, grew into a full local service known for a time as Puebla TV, moved to digital and high-definition production and, in recent years, adopted the SET Televisión brand with statewide coverage. Together with eight public radio stations, the channel keeps its educational mission alive beyond the classroom. Today anyone can Watch TV Online Free and stream online without a subscription, following the same Live Stream that connects schools and homes across Puebla.
