Instituto Nacional de Radio y Televisión del Perú

Instituto Nacional de Radio y Televisión del Perú, also known as IRTP is a current public broadcasting entity created in 1997 after the merger of ENCRTP and SINACOSO.
==1997–2000==
In 1997, with the restructuring and change of name to IRTP, the first logo was launched under the current name, which was an orange corrugated sun and below, the name "IRTP" red with white gradient, all shaded and below , the full name "INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE RADIO Y TELEVISIÓN DEL PERÚ" in italics.
This logo shared structure with Televisión Nacional del Perú (today TV Perú) and Radio Nacional del Perú, which used the same logo at the time.
==2000–2013==
===2000–2007===
In 2000, a change was made to the logo, which eliminates the sun from the logo, but retains the shadows and typography of the acronym and the full name was modified slightly for the new millennium.
===2007–2013===
In 2007, another image change was made that eliminates the shadow of the acronym and the typography of the acronym and the full name change again.
==2013–2019==
In July 2013, a major change was made to the logo, ceasing to use the IRTP acronym (which is still being used as a corporate acronym) and is now called "pe".
==2019–2021==
===2019–2020===
In April 2019, the isotype stops using the "C" with antenna waves to give way to a semi-perfect square of pastel red color perforated in the center right by the acronym "pe" in Gothic 725 Black typography.
===January–October 2020===
In January 2020, the same perforated pastel red semi-perfect square logo remains, but on the left is the IRTP name of the same font Gothic 725 Black, in capital letters also in red.
===2020–2021===
In October 2020, the logo was modified, adding the lowercase letters "irt" and the "p" is replaced by the symbol "pe".
==2021–present==
In 2021, the legend pe is removed, resuming the acronym IRTP, but now the acronym is lowercase and above a grid of different shades of red.
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