On air, Tele Rebelde is dedicated primarily to sports programming, broadcasting more than 16 hours daily . Its flagship coverage is the Cuban National Baseball Series, for which it is the official television partner . The channel also broadcasts the playoffs and national finals of the baseball league, the mid-year Super Series, and, since 2014, the Caribbean Series . The channel holds exclusive broadcast rights for major international events including the Olympic Games, Pan American Games, Central American and Caribbean Games, and FIFA World Cups, during which it broadcasts 24 hours per day .

The channel's regular sports programming includes a variety of specialized programs. Noticiero Nacional Deportivo is the national sports news broadcast. Bola Viva is a baseball debate and analysis program that is one of the channel's highest-rated shows. A Todo Motor covers motor sports. Gol 360 focuses on football (soccer) coverage. Confesiones de Grandes features interviews with sports legends. Meridiano Deportivo is a midday sports news program. Vale 3 covers volleyball. Swing Completo is dedicated to baseball analysis. Estocada al Tiempo covers fencing. Al duro y sin guante features boxing coverage. Zona Mixta is a sports interview program. Fútbol por dentro provides in-depth football analysis. Glorias deportivas profiles Cuban sports legends. DeporClip features sports video clips, while Cine Gol presents sports-themed films and documentaries .

In addition to sports, the channel broadcasts some cultural programming, including performing arts and Cuban cinema . The weekday schedule typically begins with the news magazine Buenos Días, which covers world and national events with an emphasis on culture and sport, followed by sports and fitness programming for the remainder of the morning .

Tele Rebelde is available throughout Cuba via Digital Terrestrial Television on SD channel 2 and HD channel 3 . The signal also reaches the Caribbean region via the Hispasat satellite, and viewers across the Americas can receive the broadcast .

Tele Rebelde strives to be the premier sports network in Cuba, connecting fans to both national and international athletic competitions while promoting a healthy and active lifestyle. The mission of the channel is to provide comprehensive coverage of baseball, boxing, football, and other sports, celebrating Cuban athletic achievements and informing the public through dedicated sports journalism. Thanks to modern digital broadcasting and satellite technology, Tele Rebelde provides the opportunity to watch live sporting events across the national territory and throughout the Caribbean region.

On air, the programming is defined by its informational content, offering a "vision of the reality of Cuba, Latin America and the World different from that provided by the big media monopolies" . This vision is rooted in the founding principles of the agency itself, which strives to be "objective, but not impartial" . The channel's coverage focuses on topics such as politics, culture, science, technology, and sports, with a strong emphasis on the Global South .

Beyond broadcasting, Prensa Latina TV acts as a content provider, offering video reports and packages to subscribers. In essence, its content consists of the television equivalent of the agency's newswire service, distributing services broadly and producing thousands of daily dispatches . In March 2024, the agency launched a new official YouTube channel after suffering a cyber-attack, reaffirming its commitment to distributing content through digital platforms .

Prensa Latina is headquartered in Havana, Cuba, at Calle E No.454 esquina a 19, El Vedado. It has a network of permanent correspondents in 40 countries across several continents, which serves as the backbone of its 24-hour global news service .

Prensa Latina TV strives to fulfill the founding mission of the news agency: to provide a platform for the "voice of the voiceless" and to serve as a tool against "media hegemony" . The mission of the channel is to offer an alternative view of global events, countering the narratives of major news monopolies while defending the interests of Cuba, Latin America, and the Global South .

On air, Multivisión's programming is almost entirely of foreign origin, acquired through agreements with international companies such as Discovery Channel, Disney Channel, DW-TV, Telesur, and RT . The channel is noted for its variety, offering blocks dedicated to children's cartoons, foreign telenovelas, series, and films . The channel gained rapid acceptance from the Cuban public, often surpassing the audience of flagship national networks like Cubavisión . Initially the signal repeated its content three times a day, but it now broadcasts continuously with a single weekly schedule, repeating content only during the early morning hours .

The channel's programming is divided into several thematic blocks. The morning and afternoon blocks are dedicated to children's and youth programming, which has proven highly popular. A key midday block features a foreign telenovela airing at 3:00 PM, which has historically showcased Argentinian, Colombian, and currently Turkish productions (e.g., "Eternamente"), followed by evening repeat broadcasts at 10:00 PM and an overnight repeat at 5:00 AM . This telenovela slot is particularly popular among a wide demographic. The evening schedule includes numerous series, such as "Friends," "The Big Bang Theory," "The X-Files," and "Grey's Anatomy," and the nighttime block is dedicated to film programming with specialized spaces like "Cinevisión," "D'cine," "Multicine," "Cinema Joven," and "Alto Impacto" .

The channel is available throughout Cuba via digital terrestrial television (TDT) and uses the antennas of local "telecentros" (provincial television stations) during the hours they are not broadcasting their own local programming . The channel broadcasts in standard definition (SDTV) with a 720i picture format .

Multivisión strives to provide a "diverse, cultural, and refreshing" alternative for the Cuban television audience, focusing on quality foreign content that differs from other national signals. The mission of the channel is to educate and entertain the audience by offering access to high-quality international audiovisual production not typically found elsewhere on the Cuban grid .

On air, Cubavisión Internacional broadcasts 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with a generalist schedule where approximately 70 percent of the programming is informative . The channel is available on five continents and reaches more than 80 million households in 57 countries . The flagship news program is Cubanoticias, which airs live four times a day (at 2:00 PM, 6:00 PM, 10:00 PM, and 2:00 AM Cuba time) . Other regular news and analysis programs include Pensar en Red (a discussion program where specialists analyze current affairs), Enlace Cuba, Entrevista, Noticias.cu, Resumen Semanal, and Archivo.Cu .

Sports programming is a key part of the schedule, with one of the most-viewed segments being the baseball debate program Bola Viva, as well as Zona Deportiva and Adrenalina 360 . Cultural offerings include the widely-followed Sunday magazine 75 Grados Oeste (which won a following for its focus on cultural personalities), Opus Arte, Ecos de Mujer, Contraplano, and Como me lo Contaron . Music shows include Fuera de Rosca (focused on Cuban popular music), La Descarga, and Llegó la Música Cubana, while La naturaleza secreta covers environmental topics . The popular series Tras la Huella (starring actor Enrique Molina as Inspector Conde) also airs on the network . Other productions include Teleplay (featuring Cuban fiction), Cámara en mano, América en la casa, Caminar Cuba (a travel show), and the documentary space Documental .

CVI is produced in 1080p high definition (HDTV) and is distributed via a network of five satellites (including Intelsat, Astra IL, Hispasat, and Asiasat 2), covering the Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania . In Cuba, the channel shares bandwidth on digital terrestrial television with Canal Caribe, broadcasting in standard definition during daytime hours . The channel is directed by Bárbara Doval, who has overseen the channel's recent digital expansion .

Cubavisión Internacional strives to break the information siege against Cuba by offering an authentic, diverse, and objective perspective of daily life on the island to international audiences . The mission of the channel is to keep the Cuban diaspora connected to their roots, to promote Cuban culture, and to serve as a bridge between Cuba and the world, strengthening ties of friendship and solidarity between nations .

On air, Cubavisión broadcasts a robust daily schedule, largely standardized from Monday to Friday, with 24-hour programming . The day typically begins around 5:30 AM with educational or children's content . The morning hours include the weekday news program Noticias.cu followed by Cubavisión Deportes, transitioning into the comprehensive information magazine Revista Buenos Días . Around 12:00 PM, the cultural magazine Al mediodía en TV is often broadcast, focusing on national and international artistic news, hosted by Marino Luzardo . The lunchtime schedule includes the hour-long Cubanoticias (also referred to as Noticiero del mediodía), a staple newscast covering national and international headlines .

Afternoon programming normally includes a film or space for the hearing impaired, followed by a children's block of cartoons at 4:00 PM . The evening schedule is anchored by the daily current affairs debate program Mesa Redonda, which airs at 6:30 PM and analyzes specific topics of national or international relevance . This is followed by the flagship evening edition of Cubanoticias at 8:00 PM, which continues to be one of the most-watched news broadcasts .

Prime-time slots are filled with a variety of general entertainment, including music programs like Fuera de Rosca (focusing on popular genres) , humorous series, talk shows such as Vitrales and Entrevista , and the renowned Telenovela (soap opera) slot. In 2025, to cut costs, the channel reduced its broadcast of popular international telenovelas to only three times a week (Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays) . The cultural magazine 75 Grados Oeste, broadcast on Sundays, and the panel show Bola Viva, covering baseball discussions, are among the most followed programs on the network . The schedule also includes international films, documentaries, and the late edition of the news .

Cubavisión is available throughout Cuba via Digital Terrestrial Television (TDT) on standard definition and high definition channels. Since 2022, the HD version has broadcast the same programming as the standard feed 24 hours a day . A separate cable and satellite version, Cubavisión Internacional, is distributed globally onto five continents, reaching more than 80 million households across 57 countries . This international version, which celebrated 40 years of broadcasting in 2026, focuses primarily on informative content (approximately 70% of the schedule) .

Cubavisión strives to be the main source of information, education, and entertainment for the Cuban people, reflecting the revolutionary values and cultural identity of the nation. The mission of the channel is to produce a varied and dynamic schedule that keeps the population informed about national events through its news programs, while also promoting Cuban music, art, and sports. Thanks to modern digital broadcasting, Cubavisión provides the opportunity to watch its programming in high definition across the national territory, ensuring that all citizens can access its generalist output wherever they are .

On air, Canal Habana features a wide variety of locally produced content, with a strong emphasis on reflecting the life and identity of the capital. Its programming includes a broad range of genres, such as cultural magazines, music shows, and programs for children . It broadcasts from Monday to Friday starting at 4:00 PM and on weekends from 2:00 PM, airing until around midnight . The schedule includes over 30 weekly programs, primarily original productions . Notable programs include the cultural magazine Hola Habana, the technology program Plataforma Habana (hosted by Ana Liliana Medina), the sports analysis program La Jugada Perfecta, the television criticism show X Distante, and the music programs Entre Manos (focusing on trova), Fuera de Rosca (Cuban music), and Todo Pop and Banda Sonora Juvenil . The channel also airs the news program Habana Noticiario, the discussion forum El Triángulo de la Confianza (hosted by Rolando Almirante), the music show Esta es mi peña (hosted by Max Max), and the series Gen Habanero and Verde Habana .

Canal Habana is available over the air in Havana on UHF channel 27, and it also reaches audiences nationwide via the Digital Terrestrial Television (TDT) platform . The channel maintains a digital presence with an official website and a dedicated mobile application, which serves as a repository for its programs and live streams, allowing for on-demand viewing .

Canal Habana strives to be the authentic voice of the capital, representing the political, social, and cultural life of Havana and its residents . The mission of the channel, carried forward by its professional team, is to offer a dynamic television service that satisfies the interests and needs of its audience, with a strong sense of belonging to the city .

During its early years, the channel produced a variety of general-interest formats including cultural magazines, film programs, music shows, and documentaries. One of its most iconic programs was the magazine show De tarde en casa (At Home in the Afternoon), hosted by a presenter who became closely identified with the channel . Other notable programs produced by CE2 included Detrás de la Leyenda (Behind the Legend), Vivir 120 (Live 120), Cine flash (Flash Cinema), the educational series Coleccionado (Collected), and the interactive program Sácame del apuro (Get Me Out of Trouble) . Presenter Laritza Camacho was the announcer for the channel during its programming blocks .

Since January 14, 2014, the channel has dramatically reduced its original programming to share its frequency with the Venezuelan-based network teleSUR . Currently, teleSUR programming occupies the vast majority of the broadcast day. On digital terrestrial television (TDT), teleSUR broadcasts 24 hours a day on the CE2 frequency, while on the remaining analog signal, teleSUR airs for 12 hours, leaving a limited window for local Cuban content .

Despite this reduced schedule, CE2 continues to produce some original content. Its programming is currently limited to a window in the late afternoon and evening, generally from approximately 4:30 PM to 9:00 PM . Programs produced by the channel that may still appear during this window include the flagship magazine De tarde en casa, which remains a staple of the schedule, along with other productions such as Arte y Corte (Art and Edit), Plan TV, Así me ves (That‘s How You See Me), and the documentary series Conexión Cuba (Cuba Connection) covering technology and computerization .

The channel has undergone significant modernization, becoming the first television station in Cuba to fully produce and broadcast in digital format, a transition completed in January 2017 through the innovation of the station's own technical staff . The channel is headquartered at Calle P between 23 and Humboldt in El Vedado, Havana .

Canal Educativo 2 strives to fulfill the original mission of providing access to educational and cultural content for the Cuban people. However, in its current state, it primarily serves as the Cuban outlet for teleSUR programming, with a small window remaining for its own productions. The station is part of the Cuban Television system and, together with its sister station Canal Educativo, was among the last channels to transition from analog to digital broadcasting, completing this process in late 2021 .

On air, the channel's programming is divided into two main blocks. From approximately 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, the schedule is dedicated to formal education, broadcasting "Teleclases" (teleclasses) primarily for primary and secondary education, though also including technical and pre-university levels . Key segments during this period include "University for All" courses, preparatory classes for university entrance exams, and language courses (primarily English and French) .

The afternoon and evening schedule (from 5:00 PM onwards) is aimed at the general family audience . This block includes cultural and educational magazines such as La Danza Eterna and Un Palco en la Ópera, film programs like Espectador Crítico, and youth-oriented spaces such as Das Más . The channel also features international series, musical shows like El Complotazo, and talk programs focused on education and social values .

Notable presenters associated with the channel include Dahymy Crespo, who was the primary host of "Teleguía" (the channel's program guide) for over twenty years and is considered an iconic face of the station . Other founders and hosts include Sandra Hernández Peneda, who served as the presenter of the informative magazine Hora 12 .

Canal Educativo is administered by directors Aniuska Riquenes Tarragó (General Director) and Coralia Aguilera (Sub-director), who have led the channel's evolution in professional development and audience engagement since its early days . The channel reaches approximately 87.9% of the Cuban population and ceased analog transmissions to broadcast exclusively in digital format .

Canal Educativo strives to be the materialization of the principle that education is a universal, free, and quality human right. The mission of the channel is taken from the phrase "Donde siempre se aprende," reinforcing its role as a bridge that brings knowledge to every corner of the country, strengthening educational sovereignty and cultural identity .

On air, Canal Clave dedicates its entire 15-hour daily schedule from 9:00 AM to 12:00 AM to music-related content. The programming includes videoclips, concerts, documentaries, interviews, and other audiovisual materials featuring national and international artists, with a preference for Cuban creations. The channel covers a wide variety of musical genres, ranging from popular Cuban music and classical music to jazz, rock, rap, hip-hop, and electronic music.

The program schedule includes approximately 22 different programs. Daily programs include Cubanos en Clip (featuring Cuban music videos), Video Mundo (dedicated to foreign pop, rock, and hip hop videos), Clave Latina (featuring Spanish-language songs from both Cuban and international artists), Con Ciertos Preferidos (featuring presentations by foreign artists), and El Perfil (a space dedicated to a particular artist or group). Other notable programs include Top Clave, Clip.cu, Hora Rock, and Cubanísimos. The channel also airs specialized content such as Pasos (ballet and dance), Bell Canto (classical singing), Entre clásicos (classical music), and Lusofonía (Portuguese-language music). Musicologists and experts from the Cuban Music Institute contribute to the programming, with planned spaces for criticism and opinion.

The channel has a strong commitment to covering Cuba's most important musical events. It has provided extensive coverage of the Jazz Plaza Festival, Cubadisco International Music Fair, Romerías de Mayo, Fiesta de la Cultura Iberoamericana, and other cultural events nationwide. Notably, during the Cubadisco event, the channel was renamed "Canal Cubadisco" for a week, broadcasting 15 hours of daily content dedicated entirely to the festival. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Canal Clave formed alliances with the Ministry of Culture and the Cuban Music Institute to produce online concerts under the series "Estamos contigo," which remained on air for more than a year. The channel has also broadcast concerts by international artists, including a performance by Kazakh singer Dimash Kudaibergen.

Canal Clave is available throughout Cuba via Digital Terrestrial Television (TDT). Viewers with DTT receivers can watch the channel on their television sets.

Canal Clave strives to educate, inform, recreate, and entertain a diverse audience through high-quality musical programming that promotes Cuban identity and cultural richness while introducing viewers to international sounds. The mission of the channel is to provide a programming schedule that represents the best of Cuban and foreign musical creation, offering viewers a visually engaging and culturally enriching experience.