Universidad Autónoma Temuco

Universidad Autónoma de Chile Televisión (UATV) is a Chilean regional university television channel operating in the news and general entertainment format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel is owned by the Universidad Autónoma de Chile and is based in Temuco, in the La Araucanía Region. UATV began its official transmissions on December 16, 2001, under the name “Canal 2 Temuco“. It later rebranded to Autónoma Televisión (in 2004) and finally to Universidad Autónoma de Chile Televisión (UATV) around the end of 2008.

On air, UATV features a mix of local news bulletins, a morning show, health programs, music videos, and cultural content. The flagship morning program is “Nuestra Gente: El matinal del sur“, hosted by journalist “Natalia Farías Toro“. The channel produces four daily editions of “UATV Noticias“ plus a weekend summary, covering the most important events in the region and the country, including current affairs interviews. Other regular programs include “Doctor en casa“ (a health and wellness show), “Portavoz Noticias“, “Video-Música“ (a music video program running since the channel's launch), “Conciertos TMT“, and special segments from the Fundación del Magisterio de la Araucanía such as “Perfiles“ and “Ventana FMDA“.

In November 2008, UATV and CNN Chile signed an alliance as "associated channels," allowing them to exchange daily notes, reports, and interviews, informing the nation about events in La Araucanía while also including national relevance information in UATV's local newscasts. The channel provides special television coverage for national plebiscites and other significant political events.

UATV is available as a digital terrestrial channel in the La Araucanía Region (specifically in Temuco and Padre Las Casas) and is also carried on cable operators such as VTR on channel 13. Its coverage extends through various cable providers from Arica to Coyhaique via Cable Prat, Gtd, and Gtd-Telsur WiTV.

UATV strives to be a key regional media outlet, providing coverage of local news, cultural events, and community stories for the La Araucanía Region. The mission of the channel is to offer a platform for regional voices, inform citizens about events affecting their daily lives, and highlight the unique identity and concerns of southern Chile. Thanks to modern digital platforms and cable distribution, UATV provides the opportunity to watch its programming across the region and online, ensuring that viewers in La Araucanía and former residents living elsewhere in Chile or abroad can stay connected to their home region wherever they are.

UCV TV

UCV TV (also known as UCV Televisión) is a Chilean free-to-air television channel operating in the cultural and general entertainment format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel is the direct heir of the historic “UCV Televisión“, which conducted the first wireless television broadcast in Chile on October 5, 1957, making it the oldest television station in the country . After a major rebranding of the original UCV channel in 2018, the current “UCV TV“ was launched on April 12, 2018, by the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso (PUCV) as a dedicated cultural channel on digital terrestrial television . It operates under the slogan "Desde 1957 junto a la familia chilena" ("Since 1957 with the Chilean family") . The channel is headquartered in Viña del Mar, Valparaíso Region, with studios located at Agua Santa 2455 .

On air, UCV TV positions itself as the first cultural channel on open television in Chile . Its programming includes cultural programs, documentaries, classic series, adventure shows, health segments, and entertainment programs aimed at the whole family. The channel maintains a strong commitment to the values proclaimed by the Catholic Church, as part of its mission . Programs such as “Aventura 4x4“, hosted by “Omar Oyarce“, run from Monday to Friday at 9:30 PM, featuring explorations of Chile and South America . Other recurring programs include “Doctor en Casa“ with “Dr. Claudio Aldunate“, the interview show “Derechos Humanos sin fronteras“ with journalist “María Ignacia Rocha“, and the talk show “Cafetín: El late de la tarde“ with “Rafael Manzo“ .

The channel is also known for its classic programming blocks, including broadcasts of iconic vintage series such as “Los Tres Chiflados“ (The Three Stooges), “Los locos Addams“ (The Addams Family), “Bonanza“, “El Gran Chaparral“, and “Superagente 86“ (Get Smart) . The channel also devotes special programming to significant dates, such as coverage of Easter Week (Semana Santa) . The channel also airs content from its historical archive, including material from the pioneering days of Chilean television .

A significant part of UCV TV's identity is its preservation of television history. In addition to its main cultural channel, the broadcaster operates a second signal called “UCV 2“, available on its website, which focuses on classic programs from the UCV TV archive updated with its own original productions .

UCV TV is available throughout Chile exclusively on digital terrestrial television (DTT) under the ISDB-Tb standard . The channel can be found on different frequencies depending on the region: 5.3 in Santiago, 4.3 in Valparaíso, 9.3 in La Serena, 32.3 in Concepción, and 8.3 in Puerto Montt . The channel broadcasts in 16:9 widescreen format .

UCV TV strives to be a leading cultural media outlet in Chile, providing access to culture, information, and entertainment through content that reflects the values of the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso . The mission of the channel is to serve the entire family with high-quality audiovisual content and to preserve the historical legacy of the first television station in the country. Thanks to modern digital platforms, UCV TV provides the opportunity to watch its programming on its website and through its "TV a la carta" (on-demand) service, allowing audiences across Chile and around the world to access its cultural content wherever they are .

Canal TVR

TVR (Televisión Regional de Chile) is a Chilean free-to-air television channel operating in the generalist format with a focus on regional content, news, culture, and entertainment. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel was first founded on October 9, 1995, as Gran Santiago Televisión, making it the first private UHF television channel in the country. After a series of ownership changes and rebrandings-including Andrés Bello Televisión, Televisión Óptima, +Más Canal 22, and Más Visión-the channel was definitively renamed Televisión Regional de Chile (TVR) on February 1, 2018, as part of its expansion into digital terrestrial broadcasting. The channel is owned by CNC Medios and is headquartered in Santiago, Chile.

On air, TVR describes itself as a channel born to satisfy the need for regional content on nationally-available television, covering news, culture, entertainment, and other topics. Its editorial slogan is "TVR Te Alegra La Vida" (TVR Brightens Your Life), positioning itself as an alternative to mainstream television with a different, bolder editorial line. The channel's social media campaigns use the hashtag #TVRSeAtreve (TVR Dares), emphasizing a willingness to show, say, and ask what other channels do not, with content described as "real" and "without filters."

The channel's programming includes a mix of original productions. One notable program is "Más tóxico que mi ex" (More Toxic Than My Ex), a sentimental advice show hosted by Mariela Sotomayor, described as "the people's tongue." The show, which premiered on October 29, 2025, aims to be the "most real, fun, and unfiltered relationship advice show on TV," featuring real women's stories of heartbreak.

TVR broadcasts on digital terrestrial television on virtual channel 14.1 in Santiago and 14.2 in Antofagasta. The channel is also available on cable and IPTV providers, including VTR (channel 517) and Mundo (channel 42). Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the official TVR website (tvr.cl) and via the channel's official YouTube page (@canaltvr).

TVR strives to be a national television platform that amplifies regional voices and offers a different editorial perspective, focusing on social journalism and community connection. The mission of the channel is to "connect you with everything," highlighting its commitment to generating local content and serving as a bridge between Chile's diverse regions. Thanks to modern digital platforms, TVR provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that audiences across Chile and the global diaspora can access its programming wherever they are.

TVO San Vicente

TVO San Vicente is a Chilean local subscription television channel operating in the generalist format . The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel was launched on May 4, 2009, replacing the previous channel RitmoTV after it ceased operations due to administrative problems . The channel is based in San Vicente de Tagua Tagua, in the O’Higgins Region, with studios located at Horacio Aránguiz 1351 . Its coverage area includes the urban zones of San Vicente and Santa Cruz, transmitted via the local cable operator Coltrahue CATV . The channel's slogan is "Televisión local para todos" .

On air, TVO San Vicente features a mix of live local programs, news reports, musical segments, and national health productions. The flagship program is the morning show Conversando la Mañana, hosted by Susana Rozas Fuentes, who is also the director of the station . The channel's news is covered in TVO Informa, a program summarizing news from the O’Higgins Region, hosted by Juan Guzmán . Health programming includes Doctor en Casa, an externally produced national show hosted by Claudio Aldunate . Entertainment and lifestyle shows include Qué Nivel, a light conversation program with public figures and local celebrities hosted by Leonel Orellana, and TVO Motor, dedicated to motorsports hosted by Juan Guzmán . The channel also airs Recuerdos, a music video segment featuring Latin hits from the 1960s, 70s, and 80s, and Concierto en Casa, showcasing concerts from the region . Religious programming includes Dios me Habla, an evangelization program hosted by Joel Sandoval Álvarez of the Misión Iglesia Pentecostal Evangélica Barrio Norte .

The channel is notable for its coverage of local sports, particularly the Club Deportivo General Velásquez, known as the "Escuadra Militar." TVO San Vicente has produced in-depth investigative reports on the club's financial crisis and the risk it faces of disappearing from professional football if the Second Division is not played in 2026 .

Beyond regular programming, the channel relies heavily on music videos (Latin and Anglo) to fill time when no scheduled programs are airing . It also broadcasts live events directly from its studio at 10:15 PM on weekdays, with weekend programming typically consisting of repeats from the weekly schedule .

TVO San Vicente is available throughout the O’Higgins Region via the cable operator Coltrahue CATV on channel 16.3 . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast and access news reports through the official website at www.tvosanvicente.cl and the channel's YouTube channel. Online television of TVO San Vicente is accessible on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of San Vicente, Santa Cruz, and former residents living elsewhere in Chile or abroad can stay connected to their home community wherever they are .

TVO San Vicente strives to be the primary source of local news, information, and entertainment for the Colchagua Valley region. The mission of the channel is to keep citizens informed about events that affect their daily lives, from high school anniversaries and municipal projects to the investigation of serious regional issues such as drought and forest fires. Thanks to modern digital platforms, TVO San Vicente provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device, ensuring that the voices of San Vicente reach audiences across Chile and around the world.

TV Chile

TV Chile is an international Chilean subscription television channel operating in the generalist format . The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel was launched on March 10, 1989, as the international service of Televisión Nacional de Chile (TVN), the country's public broadcaster . The channel is headquartered in the TVN Corporate Building at Bellavista 0990 in Providencia, Santiago, Chile . The channel's slogan is "TVN para el mundo" (TVN for the world) . The channel is available in 23 countries across America, Europe, and Oceania, reaching over 13 million households and a potential audience of 35 million people .

On air, TV Chile features a mix of news bulletins, telenovelas, magazine programs, music shows, travel segments, and cultural content. The flagship news program is 24 Horas Central, a third edition of the TVN news broadcast that covers national and international events . The morning schedule includes Buenos Días a Todos, a morning show hosted by Javiera Contador and Karen Doggenweiler, featuring news, interviews, reports, and entertainment . Chile Conectado offers news from the country's main cities along with tourism segments and updated curiosities . Carmen Gloria a tu servicio is a program where lawyer Carmen Gloria Arroyo helps Chilean families resolve legal and personal problems .

Telenovelas are a significant part of the channel's schedule. The channel airs classic TVN telenovelas such as Romané (a production set in the Romani community), Jovanka, la hija del rey gitano (Jovanka, the daughter of the gypsy king), and La Colombiana . The channel has also internationalized TVN's original production formats, including "Rojo" (a talent show focused on singing and dancing) and "Calle 7" .

The most emblematic program on TV Chile is Conectados, which has been on air since 2010 (14 years as of 2024). This program is hosted by Jorge Hevia, along with María Jimena Pereira and Simoney Romero, and serves as a unifying space for the Spanish-speaking community around the world, showing different realities, cultures, and experiences without regard to distances or borders .

TV Chile has produced several original international programs over the years, including "TV Chile Responde" (1996), "Memorias del futuro" (2001), "Chile con mis ojos" (2009), and "Buscando América" (2014) . The channel also airs Frutos del país, a program showcasing the country's richness through its products, geography, crafts, and poetry .

TV Chile is available via satellite on six transponders, distributed by cable and satellite operators across the globe. Among its largest distributors is Disney Media Networks Latin America (formerly Fox Latin American Channels) for the Latin American market . The channel is available in Argentina, the United States (especially Miami), Spain, Canada, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, the Dominican Republic, Uruguay, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Costa Rica, and other countries .

TV Chile broadcasts 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, in 1080i high definition format . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the official TV Chile website at tvchile.cl and via the TVN Chile mobile application. Online television of TV Chile is accessible on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Chilean audiences across the globe and the Latin diaspora can access its news, telenovelas, and cultural programming wherever they are.

TV Chile strives to be a trusted source of information about Chile and a bridge connecting Chileans and Latinos living abroad with their homeland, promoting the country's culture, traditions, and news. The mission of the channel is to provide a point of encounter between Chileans and other cultures, serving as Chile's window to the world . Thanks to modern digital platforms, TV Chile provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device, ensuring that the Chilean diaspora and Spanish-speaking audiences across the globe can stay connected to their home country wherever they are.

TV Quellón

TV Quellón, often referred to as “Canal 2 Quellón“, is a Chilean local television channel focused on the community of Quellón and the broader Chiloé Province in the Los Lagos Region. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish.

On air, TV Quellón serves as a vital local media outlet, focusing on community news and events. Its programming includes local newscasts, event coverage, and other content of regional interest. The channel is particularly known for programs like “Contacto Provincial“, a morning show that highlights local stories and guest interviews . Its coverage extends to provincial news across Chiloé, often featuring content related to Ancud, Castro, and other parts of the island.

The channel is available via local cable systems within Quellón and Chiloé . Additionally, viewers can watch online the live broadcast through various online streaming platforms, ensuring that residents of the island and former residents living elsewhere in Chile or abroad can stay connected to their local community .

TV Quellón strives to be the primary source of news and community information for the southern part of Chiloé Island. The mission of the channel is to keep citizens informed about events that affect their daily lives and to preserve the region’s unique cultural identity. Thanks to modern digital platforms, TV Quellón provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that the voices of the Chiloé archipelago reach audiences across Chile and around the world.

Thema Televisión

Thema Televisión is a Chilean free-to-air digital television channel operating in the local news, entertainment, and cultural format . The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel was originally launched on January 25, 1999, by its founder Juan Carlos Thenoux Ciudad, with the support of VTR, and was relaunched in June 2013 after a period off the air . The channel is owned by Sociedad Comercial TV Medios SPA and serves the Coquimbo Region (also known as the Region of Coquimbo), with coverage for the cities of La Serena, Coquimbo, Andacollo, and Ovalle . The channel's slogan is "Tu región, como nunca la has visto" (Your region, as you have never seen it) .

On air, Thema Televisión produces a mix of local newscasts, talk shows, health segments, musical programs, and entertainment content. The flagship news program is Portavoz Noticias, anchored by journalist Scarleth Cárdenas . The channel also airs El Antimatinal, a morning show hosted by Mickyman, a program for adults that offers entertainment and companionship . Other musical programs include Las voces de los 80s directed by writer Emiliano Aguayo, ForeverTV hosted by Rolando Alarcón, and Tangos y Boleros hosted by Verónica Navarrete . Doctor en Casa is a health program featuring physician Claudio Aldunate, and Ochentiando and Clásicos de Siempre (hosted by Ivan Hernandez) provide family entertainment focused on music from past decades .

Through a partnership between the regional broadcast association Arcatel and Televisa of México, Thema Televisión broadcasts classic Mexican telenovelas including Teresa (weeknights at 8:00 PM) and El Hotel de los Secretos (weeknights at 10:30 PM) . The channel also airs the conversation program Piscolate, produced by Patrimonio Elqui and hosted by journalist Francisco Kaminski . Hablemos de Ciudad and For Sale are local production shows focused on urban issues and real estate . In 2025, Thema Televisión established a strategic alliance with the production company RD3 under the project "El Canal Feliz" (The Happy Channel), offering programming targeted to older adults . The channel also won the Fondo de Medios 2024 grant for the project Sabores y Aromas de Elqui, showcasing local gastronomic entrepreneurs . A children's block, Kidsábada, airs on weekends .

Historically, Thema Televisión operated under the name CuartaVisión from 2005 to 2013 before returning to its original branding . In its early years, the channel produced memorable programs such as Esperando el tren (with writer Luis Aguilera, broadcast from the old La Serena Train Station), Nuestro Thema (hosted by Sergio Aguilera in 2001), and Thema Noticioso (hosted by Gustavo Godoy and Rodrigo Gutiérrez) . The channel has served as a news correspondent for the national network Canal 13, with journalist Carlos Ruiz heading the Coquimbo bureau .

Thema Televisión broadcasts in high definition on digital terrestrial television on virtual channel 45.1 in La Serena and Coquimbo, and is also available on Claro cable (channel 40), GTD IPTV, Cable Color, and other operators, giving it national reach extending to Santiago and Easter Island (Rapa Nui) . The channel has broadcast major special events live, including the Pampilla de Coquimbo festival (first broadcast in HD in 2014), Challenger tennis tournaments, and election debates . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the official website at thematelevision.cl and via mobile applications .

Thema Televisión strives to be the leading regional television channel in the Coquimbo Region, offering close, community-focused programming that has made it "el canal feliz" (the happy channel) and a trusted source of information and entertainment for local families, especially older adults . The mission of the channel is to contribute to the democratization of information, decentralization of media, and promotion of regional identity. Thanks to modern digital platforms and a growing network of cable and satellite partners, Thema Televisión provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Chilean audiences in the Coquimbo Region and across the country can stay connected to their regional news and entertainment wherever they are.

T13

T13: Teletrece is a Chilean television news program operating in the daily news broadcast format. The primary language is Spanish. It is produced by Canal 13 and has been on the air since March 1, 1970, making it the longest-running television news program in Chile. The news program is also known as Tele13 or simply T13 .

On air, T13 produces several daily editions. The flagship primetime edition, also called Teletrece or T13 Central, airs daily at 9:00 PM and features 90 minutes of national, international, and sports news, followed by a weather forecast presented by meteorologist Carolina Infante . Other daily editions include T13 AM (weekday mornings), T13 Tarde (afternoon), and T13 Noche (late night), as well as hourly news capsules called T13 A La Hora . The channel also has a 24/7 streaming news service called T13 En Vivo, launched in April 2023, which is available on the open television signal (Channel 13.2), as well as on digital platforms and cable operators .

The main evening edition is presented by journalists Ramón Ulloa and Soledad Onetto. The sports segment is led by commentators Juan Cristóbal Guarello, Ignacio Valenzuela, and Luis Marambio . Weekend editions are hosted by Iván Valenzuela, Mónica Pérez, Carolina Urrejola, and Paulo Ramírez . The program is directed by Claudio Villavicencio .

T13 is available throughout Chile on Canal 13, on cable and satellite providers, and via the 13Go mobile application and the website t13.cl. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Canal 13 and the 24-hour T13 En Vivo news channel through the official 13Go app and the Canal 13 website. Online television is accessible on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Chilean audiences across the country and the global diaspora can access the news coverage wherever they are .

T13: Teletrece strives to be the leading news reference for Chilean audiences, providing comprehensive, real-time coverage of national and international events. The mission of the news program is "Más que noticias, somos Tele13" (More than news, we are Tele13), highlighting its deep connection to the country's history and its commitment to serious, independent journalism . Thanks to modern digital platforms, T13 provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device, ensuring that Chilean audiences across the country and around the world can access its trusted news coverage wherever they are.

Suyai TV

Suyai TV is a Chilean digital television channel operating as a non-profit cultural and artistic platform . The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel was founded by the visual artist Esteban Córdova and was launched on October 21, 2022, as a "work of media art" (obra de artes mediales) . The name "Suyai" means "hope" in various indigenous languages such as Mapudungun, Quechua, and Aimará . The channel's slogan is "Opening doors to creativity, art and culture" .

On air, Suyai TV features programming entirely dedicated to the arts, visual culture, and independent cinema . The channel produces a variety of cultural programs, including Entrevistas en Suyai (Interviews at Suyai), a series of in-depth conversations with artists; Apreciación Artística (Artistic Appreciation), which explores visual richness; Creación Contemporánea (Contemporary Creation), focused on innovative and provocative works; Arte de trasnoche (Late Night Art), which features works with strong authorial and critical content; and Reflexiones desde el Arte (Reflections from Art). Other shows include Bla Bla, hosted by painter José Miguel Martí and sculptor Nicolás Briceño, as well as Mirada del Arte (Art Gaze), hosted by painter Carlos Lizama . The channel also airs collaborative programs such as La Matriz Cultural (The Cultural Matrix), hosted by Christian Carrillo in partnership with La Matriz Radio, and Arte, Resistencia & Periferia, hosted by visual artist André Vildosola .

In addition to its television broadcasts, the project operates Radio Suyai TV, a 24-hour online radio station launched on April 23, 2024, dedicated to sound art and programs on visual arts . It also features Galería Suyai TV, a digital art gallery launched in March 2024 that invites artists to exhibit digital art, featuring artists such as Arturo Cariceo, Arturo Duclos, and Jorge Gaete . The channel also has a video-on-demand platform called Suyai TV a la Carta (Suyai TV on Demand) and a digital magazine .

From a technical standpoint, the channel is recognized as a transdisciplinary platform dedicated to the research, archiving, and circulation of artistic practices from Latin America . Conceptually, the channel defines itself as a "social sculpture" and a "poetic and political support that reclaims the right to narrate ourselves through our own codes, signals, and temporalities" . From 2023 onwards, Suyai TV has had a partnership with the international network RT (Russia Today) for the distribution of cultural content .

Suyai TV broadcast began on digital IP and cable platforms, reaching more than sixty cable operators in Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, the United States, and Canada . In Chile, the channel is available in the Metropolitan Region (Sitelco, Provincia Cordillera), the O'Higgins Region (Coltrahue TV), the Maule Region (Señal Máx), and the Biobío Region (Globalnet Chile), as well as via IPTV worldwide . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Suyai TV through the official website at suyaitv.cl, on its dedicated web TV platform, or through the channel's presence on Twitch . In 2024, the project was presented at the 15th Havana Biennial at the Wilfredo Lam Contemporary Art Center, showcasing its role as a living artwork .

Suyai TV strives to be a reference for Latin American art and culture, promoting a diverse and high-quality television offering through a non-profit media platform. The mission of the channel is to bring art closer to the general public, establishing active social links, promoting emerging and established artists, and strengthening the Chilean and Latin American cultural scene. Thanks to modern digital platforms, Suyai TV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that viewers across Chile, the Americas, and around the world can access its unique arts and culture programming wherever they are.

Sur TV

SUR TV is a Chilean regional television channel operating in the local news and community information format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel is based in Punta Arenas, serving the Magallanes Region (also known as Magallanes and Chilean Antarctica) in southern Chile . The channel's mission is to serve as "a mirror of Magallanes and its people in a wide diversity of expressions," promoting democracy, plurality, independence, freedom, and equality through its audiovisual content .

On air, SUR TV features a mix of local news bulletins, talk shows, cultural programming, music shows, and community coverage. The flagship program is El matinal de los magallánicos, a morning show hosted by Iván Yutronic, Gisela Maciel, and Mauricio Vidal Guerra, covering local news and current events . Mauricio Vidal Guerra also hosts a separate program focused on current affairs, news, and opinion on regional contingencies . Topo Rock and Yoyo Henríquez host a diverse musical program featuring entertainment and music . The channel specializes in the production, execution, and transmission of its own television programs as well as external productions, generating quality content both technically and in messaging from the "South of the South" .

SUR TV is available throughout the Magallanes Region via cable television . The channel also provides online streaming through various digital platforms. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the official SUR TV website and connected television applications. Online television of SUR TV is accessible on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of the Magallanes Region and former residents living elsewhere in Chile or abroad can stay connected to their home region wherever they are .

SUR TV strives to become a new reference in Magallanes television, disseminating the culture, entertainment, values, people, and geography of the region. The mission of the channel is to communicate truly and professionally, adapting to new times to become the new sound and image of Patagonia . Thanks to modern digital platforms, SUR TV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device, ensuring that the voices of Chile's southernmost region reach audiences across the country and around the world.