Vepaco TV

==Omnivisión==
===1988–1992===
===1992–1995===
===1995–1996===
===1996–1998===
===1998–1999===
Due to the crisis in which it had been mired since 1994. In September 1998, the Comisión Nacional de Telecomunicaciones de Venezuela (CONATEL) granted the company Marte CVT the 12 VHF frequency so that a new open signal TV channel called Marte Televisión to replace Omnivisión Multicanal, so Omnivisión ceased to exist. However, the Omnivisión name and brand still prevail, leaving companies such as MovilMax (a wireless internet service) to register their name and trademark.
==Marte Televisión==
===1999–2000===
===2000–2001===
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===2001===
==Clarin TV==
===2001===
In 2001, Hernán Pérez Belisario sold half of his shares to the Makaré Group that same year, the channel's frequency and headquarters had been subleased to the Clarín Group, in which the transmissions of another channel called Clarín TV began, although the latter was taken off the air by CONATEL because said operation was considered illegal by the government entity.
At the end of 2001, Grupo Imagen Vepaco acquired 70% of the shares of Marte Televisión, and after several months of inactivity, the signal resumed in June 2002, transmitting only video clips while the channel was restructured.
On December 1, 2002, after an aggressive advertising campaign, Marte Televisión went off the air and was renamed to La Tele.
==La Tele==
===2001–2002===
===2002–2010===
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===2010–2012===
===2012–2015===
In November 2014, the conditioning of the La Tele building located in Boleíta Sur began to be converted into the new headquarters of the public channel TVes It was planned that TVes programs would begin to be produced from Boleíta Sur in January 2015.
==Canal Mundo 12==
===2015===
On June 1, 2015, the La Tele logo (located in the upper left corner), which identified the signal, was replaced by the letters and numbers C 12 and days later, by TV 12. The programming was replaced by video clips, concerts and spaces paid for by the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God. At the beginning, the National Anthem was not broadcast, nor the proper programming identifications stipulated by the Ley de Responsabilidad Social en Radio, Televisión y Medios Electrónicos (Ley RESORTE), but this was later corrected.
==TVepaco==
===2015–2016===
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On August 31, 2015, at 6:00 a.m., the initials "TV 12" disappear and the new channel TVepaco goes on the air. And the open signal is restored.
==Vepaco TV==
===2016–present===
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On November 1, 2016, the channel released a new graphic package and was relaunched as Vepaco TV.
In March 2020, Vepaco TV and TVO ceased their broadcasts on analogue terrestrial television when the Simón Bolívar Satellite was deactivated. In May of the same year, Vepaco TV stopped being distributed in several cable operators nationwide due to the closure of DirecTV Venezuela since the cable operators retransmitted the channel's signal from their satellite service.
On May 27, 2021, Vepaco TV returned to DirecTV Venezuela's channel offering, now under the name SimpleTV.
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