Guaro TV

Guaro TV is a regional television channel in Venezuela focused on delivering local news, community content, and entertainment programming, primarily serving audiences in Lara state. The channel reflects the everyday life of the region, covering social events, public affairs, and cultural activities that are often not featured on national networks. Its goal is to provide accessible and relevant television that keeps viewers connected to their local environment.

The programming on Guaro TV typically includes news segments, interview-based shows, and cultural broadcasts. News programs highlight local developments, while talk shows and interviews feature community leaders, artists, and public figures discussing regional topics. The channel also airs coverage of festivals, traditions, and music events, which play an important role in the cultural identity of Lara.

Guaro TV organizes its schedule around informational and community-focused blocks, combining live segments with recorded reports and special features. Programming may vary depending on current events, allowing the channel to remain flexible and responsive. Although detailed information about specific program titles and presenters is limited, the channel regularly features hosts and journalists who engage directly with the local audience.

The channel is available through regional broadcasting and may also be accessed via digital platforms, depending on availability. This makes it possible for viewers to follow Guaro TV from different locations, maintaining a connection with local news and cultural programming. By focusing on regional content and community engagement, Guaro TV continues to play a meaningful role in the Venezuelan media landscape.

Canal 21 Táchira

Canal 21 Táchira è un'emittente televisiva generalista venezuelana che trasmette in lingua spagnola dalla regione del Táchira. Fondata dal noto broadcaster José Luis Rincón, la rete ha riaperto i battenti il 20 marzo 2011 dopo alcuni mesi di pausa, con l'obiettivo di offrire al pubblico una finestra dedicata a informazione veritiera, intrattenimento e cultura locale. I suoi studi rinnovati si trovano nel Barrio Obrero di San Cristóbal, e il canale è riconoscibile anche per il suo slogan: "La verdad que se siente".

La programmazione di Canal 21 Táchira si distingue per un'offerta variegata che spazia dall'educazione alla religione, passando per l'informazione e l'intrattenimento. Tra i programmi di punta spicca il telegiornale "Noti Express", in onda nei giorni feriali alle 12:30 con la conduzione di César Silva, e l'edizione serale "Noticiero Canal 21", affidata a Marvelia Escalante e allo stesso César Silva. La mattina, invece, il pubblico può seguire "Lo mejor de la mañana", un contenitore quotidiano dalle 9:00 alle 11:00 condotto da Yoly Oviedo, Cristina Becerra e Sheila Colmenares, che tratta temi di attualità leggera, gastronomia, salute e curiosità sulle celebrità.

Oltre all'informazione, l'emittente dedica ampio spazio a documentari, programmi culturali, contenuti per bambini e musica, con l'intento di rappresentare la ricchezza e le tradizioni della regione di Táchira. Non mancano appuntamenti sportivi e trasmissioni dal vivo che coinvolgono la comunità locale, rendendo Canal 21 Táchira un punto di riferimento per chi desidera seguire la televisione regionale in diretta.

Grazie alla sua piattaforma digitale, il canale permette di accedere allo streaming gratuito dei suoi contenuti, consentendo a chiunque, anche da remoto, di guardare la TV in tempo reale. L'impegno per una comunicazione trasparente e vicina al territorio resta il cardine della sua missione, come ribadito dal fondatore José Luis Rincón fin dal rilancio del 2011.

Audaz TV

Audaz TV è un canale televisivo regionale venezuelano che si distingue per il suo forte legame con il territorio. Nato per informare e coinvolgere la comunità locale, il canale offre una programmazione incentrata su notizie di prossimità, reportage dal territorio e approfondimenti culturali. La sua missione è raccontare la vita quotidiana e gli interessi della popolazione, diventando un punto di riferimento per chi desidera restare aggiornato sugli eventi e le iniziative della propria regione.

Il palinsesto di Audaz TV è ricco di contenuti pensati per un pubblico eterogeneo. Ogni giorno, i telespettatori possono seguire notiziari locali, dibattiti e rubriche dedicate a temi sociali, servizi pubblici e progetti comunitari. Spazio anche a programmi di approfondimento con interviste a ospiti che analizzano le sfide del territorio e le opportunità di sviluppo. Non mancano segmenti culturali che valorizzano tradizioni, feste popolari ed espressioni artistiche locali, offrendo una panoramica autentica della vita regionale.

La programmazione di Audaz TV è strutturata in fasce orarie flessibili, con appuntamenti fissi per i notiziari e spazi dedicati a reportage registrati o coperture speciali. La mattina e il pomeriggio sono spesso riservati a contenuti informativi e di approfondimento, mentre altre fasce vengono adattate in base all'attualità. Grazie a questa organizzazione, il canale riesce a offrire una televisione online accessibile, con una diretta streaming che permette di seguire i programmi in tempo reale, senza costi. Per chi non vuole perdersi nemmeno un aggiornamento, è possibile guardare la TV in diretta gratuitamente, collegandosi dal sito ufficiale.

Audaz TV si impegna a mantenere un rapporto diretto con la comunità, dando voce ai cittadini e promuovendo iniziative locali. Che si tratti di eventi sportivi, feste di paese o campagne di sensibilizzazione, il canale è presente per documentare e diffondere. La sua natura regionale gli consente di adattare i contenuti alle esigenze del momento, offrendo una programmazione viva e partecipata. Per chi cerca un'informazione autentica e vicina al territorio, Audaz TV rappresenta una scelta affidabile, con la possibilità di guardare la televisione in diretta e restare sempre connessi alla propria realtà.

Vepaco TV

Vepaco TV is a Venezuelan free-to-air television channel operating in the generalist format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel launched on August 31, 2015, replacing the former channel La Tele and initially operating under the name TVepaco before rebranding to Vepaco TV on November 1, 2016 . The channel is owned by Grupo Trust Mediático, a Venezuelan corporation that also operates other media businesses including an outdoor advertising company (also called Vepaco), radio stations, and the streaming platform VEPACO.Net . Vepaco TV is headquartered at the Edificio Grupo Trust Mediático on Calle Los Cedros in La Florida, Caracas, Venezuela .

On air, Vepaco TV features a mix of programming, including rebroadcasts of government-affiliated shows such as En contacto con Maduro, Con Cilia en familia, and Con el mazo dando, alongside music videos, independent national productions, and documentaries . The channel is described as having a pro-government editorial stance and is considered part of the group of Venezuelan media outlets aligned with the administration of Nicolás Maduro . The channel’s slogans are "Vepaco es la señal" and "Tradición Venezolana" .

The channel broadcasts in standard definition with a 16:9 480i format . In March 2020, Vepaco TV ceased its analog terrestrial broadcasts following the deactivation of the Simón Bolívar satellite, and it was also removed from several national cable operators after the closure of DirecTV Venezuela in May 2020. However, on May 30, 2021, the channel returned to the DirecTV Venezuela service, which was rebranded as SimpleTV . Vepaco TV is also included in the free satellite television service offered by Conatel .

In November 2024, the channel launched its own radio station, Vepaco FM, and a streaming service, BTA TV . According to the 2025 Ibero-American Audiovisual Panorama, Vepaco TV is counted among the private open television channels in Venezuela included in the Obitel sample . Vepaco TV is also part of Grupo Trust Mediático, which includes the law firm Valbuena & Makarem and the market research firm Naorinc .

Vepaco TV strives to position itself as a national television channel with a focus on Venezuelan tradition, providing a platform for government-affiliated programming and national cultural content. The mission of the channel, as part of Grupo Trust Mediático, is to expand its reach across traditional broadcast and digital platforms, including its streaming service VEPACO.Net, which aggregates live channels, on-demand content, and access to major international streaming services .

Venevisión Internacional

Venevisión Internacional is a Venezuelan television channel that broadcasts a wide range of entertainment, news, and cultural programming for audiences across Latin America, the United States, and Europe. As an international extension of the well-known Venevisión network, the channel focuses on delivering high-quality content that reflects Venezuelan identity while also appealing to a broader Spanish-speaking audience. Its programming is designed to connect viewers with familiar shows, popular formats, and regional storytelling.

The channel offers a diverse lineup that includes telenovelas, variety shows, talk programs, and entertainment specials. Venevisión Internacional is especially recognized for its strong catalog of drama series, which remain a central part of its schedule. In addition to fiction content, the channel also features news updates, lifestyle segments, and cultural programs that highlight traditions, music, and social topics relevant to Latin American audiences.

Venevisión Internacional maintains a structured programming schedule with a mix of daily shows and recurring formats. Popular time slots are dedicated to serialized dramas and entertainment blocks, while weekends often include special broadcasts and extended programming. This consistent structure allows viewers to follow their favorite shows while also discovering new content. The channel benefits from the production experience of Venevisión, one of the most established broadcasters in Venezuela.

The channel is available through cable and satellite providers as well as digital platforms, making it accessible to viewers worldwide. Its online presence allows audiences to watch programming from different devices, keeping them connected to Venezuelan television regardless of location. By combining traditional broadcasting with modern distribution, Venevisión Internacional continues to expand its reach and remain relevant in a competitive international media environment.

Venevision

Venevisión (Corporación Venezolana de Televisión) is a Venezuelan free-to-air television network operating in the generalist format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The network was founded on February 27, 1961, by businessman Diego Cisneros and began regular transmissions on March 1, 1961 . Venevisión is owned by the Organización Cisneros and operated by Cisneros Media. It is headquartered at the Final Avenida La Salle, Edificio Venevisión, in the Urbanización Los Caobos district of Caracas, Venezuela . The network is the oldest continuously operating television channel in Venezuela following the closure of its long-time competitor RCTV in 2007, and its main current competitor is Televen . The network's slogan is "¡Tú emoción!" (Your emotion!) .

On air, Venevisión features a wide mix of programming including telenovelas, news broadcasts, talk shows, reality shows, comedy programs, game shows, and special events. The flagship news program is Noticias Venevisión, which airs multiple daily editions: a morning edition at 7:00 AM, a midday edition at 12:00 PM, and an evening edition at 7:00 PM . The news program's slogan is "Información justa y balanceada" (Fair and balanced information) and it is produced by Milagros Zambrano . Current news anchors include Néstor Brito Landa, Nelsy Oviedo, Endrina Yépez, Gregorio Rojas (sports), Milagros Zambrano, Diana Martínez, Estefanía Giambalvo (health segment "Vida y Salud"), Nieves Soteldo (entertainment), and María Guarapano (viral segment "Es Viral") . In late 2025, the network reinforced its news team by incorporating journalist Luis Olavarrieta, who joined Shirley Varnagy to co-anchor a revamped evening newscast at 7:00 PM, marking a return to a prime-time news format after years of censorship and self-censorship at the network .

Telenovelas have historically been a cornerstone of Venevisión's programming. The network produced its first telenovela, La cruz del diablo, in 1961, and its first international export was Esmeralda, written by Delia Fiallo, which aired in the early 1970s . Recent telenovelas include Amor Secreto and Karsu, La Fuerza de Una Madre . Entertainment programming includes the long-running variety show Súper Sábado Sensacional, which first aired on January 29, 1972, and remains on air today, making it one of the longest-running programs on Venezuelan television . Other regular programs include the variety magazine Portadas al Día, the game show Mega Match (where teams compete in physical and skill-based challenges), the comedy shows ¡Qué Locura! and A que te ríes, the spiritual magazine Los Astros: terapias y rituales hosted by Meredith Montero, and the competition show La guerra de los sexos .

Venevisión has a long tradition of broadcasting the annual Miss Venezuela beauty pageant, having acquired the rights to produce and transmit the event since the early 1980s when the Organización Cisneros became the majority shareholder of the contest . The network also has historically broadcast major sports events, including the 1974 FIFA World Cup and Major League Baseball games .

The network broadcasts in 1080i HDTV format, downscaled to 16:9 480i for standard definition feeds . Venevisión's international signal, originally launched as Venevisión Continental in 2000, is now known as Ve Plus (or Venevisión Plus), which is distributed on cable and satellite systems across the Americas, Europe, and Asia as a FAST (Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV) channel . Venevisión also offers streaming content through Venevisión Play and maintains digital news portals on YouTube and social media platforms . The network is available terrestrially throughout Venezuela on various VHF and UHF frequencies, including channel 4 in Caracas .

Venevisión strives to be the leading entertainment and news network in Venezuela, offering a diverse range of original productions and international content. The mission of the channel is to provide high-quality generalist programming that informs, entertains, and connects with Venezuelan audiences across the country and around the world. Thanks to modern digital platforms, Venevisión provides the opportunity to watch its programming online and through its international signal, ensuring that Venezuelan audiences across the globe can stay connected to their home country's media wherever they are.

TRT

TRT (Televisora Regional del Táchira) is a Venezuelan private regional television network operating in the generalist format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel was founded in March 1984 and began its regular broadcasts on November 24, 1989, making it the first regional television station in the Venezuelan province . TRT is based in San Cristóbal, Táchira state, Venezuela, and broadcasts on channel six . The channel's slogan is "Siempre Contigo" . The network is privately owned by Televisora Regional del Táchira, S.A., with José Avendaño serving as president .

On air, TRT features a mix of news, sports, entertainment, and cultural programming with a focus on the Táchira region and the Venezuelan Andes. The channel has produced several emblematic programs over its history, including news coverage of the Feria Internacional de San Sebastián from the Plaza Monumental de Pueblo Nuevo, and has broadcast international telenovelas from Colombia and Brazil . TRT has also been recognized for its support of sports, particularly football, and its projection of local cultural values, customs, gastronomy, and folklore . The news operation has been a cornerstone of the channel's programming, maintaining audience preference throughout its history .

TRT is available via open signal in Táchira on channel 6 VHF, as well as in southern Zulia, northeastern Barinas, and northern Apure in Venezuela . The channel's signal also reaches into Colombia, covering the Norte de Santander Department and northern Arauca Department, making it a binational reference for regional communication . The channel is also available on cable and satellite, including on Inter Canal (channel 10), DirecTV (channel 119), and Inter (channel 19) .

In August 2025, TRT announced a partial closure of its operations due to economic difficulties, resulting in the dismissal of nine workers and the cessation of its live news broadcasts . Since then, the channel has continued transmitting only pre-recorded programs and independent productions . Following these events, the Sindicato Nacional de Trabajadores de la Prensa (SNTP) warned that the measure affects citizens' right to information, freedom of expression, and the right to work of the affected employees .

Torococo TV

Torococo TV is a local television channel in Venezuela that delivers a mix of news, cultural content, and entertainment focused on the Trujillo region. The channel is known for its close connection with the local community, offering programs that reflect everyday life, traditions, and regional events. Its mission is to keep viewers informed about what is happening around them while preserving local identity through accessible and relatable programming.

The channel’s programming includes community news, coverage of cultural events, and broadcasts of local celebrations. Torococo TV often airs live segments featuring fairs, festivals, and social gatherings, allowing viewers to stay connected with regional activities. This type of content provides a deeper look into the social and cultural life of the area, offering something that larger national networks often overlook.

In addition to informational content, Torococo TV features entertainment programs, interviews with local personalities, and segments dedicated to promoting regional businesses and initiatives. The schedule is flexible and adapts to audience interests, which helps the channel maintain relevance and authenticity. This local focus is one of its strongest advantages.

Torococo TV is available through traditional broadcasting as well as online platforms, making it accessible on various devices. Its digital presence allows viewers to watch content from anywhere, helping maintain a connection with the region even when they are away. By embracing online distribution, the channel continues to expand its reach and adapt to modern viewing habits.

Televisora de Oriente

Televisora de Oriente (TVO) is a Venezuelan private regional television network operating in the generalist format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel was founded in 1992 and is headquartered in Puerto La Cruz, Anzoátegui State, Venezuela . The station is part of the Corporación Catatumbo, an entity linked to the state oil company PDVSA, and is operated by Grupo Trust Mediático through Vepaco TV in Caracas . Starting in October 2015, TVO joined a network with Catatumbo Televisión to share programming across the region .

On air, TVO features a mix of locally produced programs as well as content shared from its sister channel, Vepaco TV . The channel’s programming is generalist, including news, current affairs, entertainment, and cultural content focused on eastern Venezuela. In March 2020, Vepaco TV and TVO lost their open signal following the deactivation of the Simón Bolívar satellite .

TVO is available as a free-to-air broadcaster in the Venezuelan states of Anzoátegui (on channels 5 and 13), Monagas (channel 32), Nueva Esparta (channel 8), and Sucre (channel 8). Viewers in parts of Miranda and Guárico states can also pick up its signal . The station’s broadcast format is standard definition 480i with a 4:3 aspect ratio .

Televisora de Oriente strives to be the primary television source for eastern Venezuela, providing news and entertainment that reflects the identity of the region. The mission of the channel is to serve local communities with relevant programming and to maintain a connection with viewers across Anzoátegui, Monagas, Sucre, and Nueva Esparta.

Telesur English

teleSUR English is a Venezuelan international news network operating as the English-language service of teleSUR (La Nueva Televisora del Sur), a pan-Latin American multimedia outlet . The primary language of broadcasting is English. teleSUR was founded in 2005 on the initiative of the late Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez as a collaborative project between several South American nations. The English-language service was officially launched on July 24, 2014, first as a website, with a 24-hour broadcast channel following in July 2015 . The network is headquartered in Caracas, Venezuela, and is publicly funded by the governments of Venezuela, Cuba, Bolivia, Nicaragua, and Uruguay . The network’s slogan is "Our North is the South."

On air, teleSUR English features a mix of rolling news bulletins, current affairs programs, political analysis, talk shows, and documentaries. The network’s mission, as stated on its platforms, is to highlight the voices often ignored by mainstream media and to provide a Latin American perspective on global news . The network's editorial stance is widely described as left-leaning and is intended as a counterweight to private networks like CNN en Español .

Flagship and regular programming includes The World Today, an interview show hosted by Anglo-Pakistani author and filmmaker Tariq Ali, who has been with teleSUR since its inception . The network also produces Impacto Económico (analyzing the Latin American economy), El Mapa (covering world geopolitics), Atomun (focusing on science and technology), and Deportes teleSUR (sports news). The network is also known for its in-depth documentary work, including coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from the perspective of Gaza .

In addition to its television output, teleSUR English maintains a robust digital presence. The website features special columns, forums, debates, user-generated content, videos, and blogs from prominent intellectuals and columnists including Noam Chomsky, Phyllis Bennis, Walden Bello, Laura Flanders, John Pilger, and others . The network has a network of correspondents and opened a production center for English content in Quito, Ecuador .

teleSUR English is available worldwide via satellite. It broadcasts in high definition on various satellites: for Pan Europe on Astra 1P at 19.2°E, for Sub-Saharan Africa on SES 5 at 5.0°E (encrypted on StarSat), and for the Americas on Intelsat 14 at 45.0°W . The network also streams its content online through its official website.

teleSUR English strives to offer an alternative to major media conglomerates by covering news that affects the Global South and providing a platform for voices that are often marginalized. The mission of the channel is to broadcast public service information from a uniquely Latin American perspective, filling what it describes as a void in the English-language coverage of the region .