TLV1

TLV1 (Initials of Toda La Verdad Primero or All The Thuth First) is an independent Argentine IPTV and pay television channel. Its CEO is Juan Manuel Soaje Pinto. The channel is dedicated to religious, cultural, political, legal, economic and even military issues. It is a medium that promotes the Argentine nationalist political-intellectual doctrine and analyzes global power structures from different areas of knowledge.
It is a means of independent diffusion and alien to interests that are not those of the national common good above all. TLV1 is the only channel where other voices can be heard, and where you can find information that is overlooked by other media.
Between May 1 and 3, TLV1 participated in the First International Identity Congress where the tribute to Don Salvador Borrego was celebrated on his 100th anniversary.
==History==
It was founded in mid-2012 in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires by Lic. Juan Manuel Soaje Pinto with the aim of creating an alternative communication channel to the mass media of both state and private information.
It is a project that emphasizes the defense of the national territory and Argentine culture. Within the central doctrine of the channel lies a harsh criticism against materialist individualism, claiming the transcendent over the immanent. On May 30, 2014, the channel was hacked and more than 200 videos were deleted. The deleted videos were later recovered and are available on a second YouTube account.
Canal TLV1 arises as the fruit of an ideal, a desire for growth and defense of the truth. Feel the duty to promote, honor and defend national interests and values. To achieve this objective, it is necessary to create a space of its own to inform, reflect, propose and report any kind of event within the national and international framework from our perspective.
The Channel believes in freedom of expression, grounded critical opinion and in the irrevocable right of the citizen to know what is happening in his country and the world. The objective is to build a reciprocal and dynamic relationship that strengthens the sense of nationality, the truthful construction of events and a hope for future generations.
==Programmation and Schedule==
In general, a new episode of each program is published through YouTube once a week, with the exception of the Specials (whose publication is more sporadic) and the Other Bell (which publishes a chapter every two weeks). Currently, TLV1 has the following programs. Namely:
===8910===
Led by Lic. Juan Manuel Soaje Pinto (director of the channel). This program addresses both contemporary and historical, conjunctural and structural issues. Always from a critical and revisionist point of view. Generally, each program is carried out with the participation of one or two guests. Among its most emblematic guests are Dr. Juan Gabriel Labaké (on issues related to the AMIA case and geopolitics in the Middle East), Lic. Héctor Giuliano (Argentine foreign debt), Lic. Leopoldo Markus (economy and natural resources) , the Argentine politician Aldo Rico and the historian Cristián Rodrigo Iturralde (revisionism of Argentine history and of the Catholic Church). The duration of each program ranges from forty minutes to one hour. The name of the program 8910 is due to a parody of the name of the socialist television program 678 where it alludes to the idea that all the topics ignored by programs such as 678 are covered.
===Especiales===
Also conducted by Lic. Juan Manuel Soaje Pinto. Unlike 8910, it is an exclusive space for the analysis of structural issues (doctrine or specific issues). Guest turnout is typically larger than 8910, typically with two or more guests per program. In this way, a dialogue table is formed (under a general slogan described by the conductor) with spontaneous and alternate interventions by each guest. The duration of the program is also usually somewhat longer, exceeding an hour and a half in some cases.
===Proyecto Segunda República (PSR)===
It is conducted by international analysts and researchers Adrián Salbuchi and Enrique "Quique" Romero. It is currently the program with the highest number of visits on the channel. The program is divided into two blocks: One for national issues and the other for international issues. Each block lasts approximately one hour. On some occasions, a third block is made for specific topics of doctrine, the duration of which is also usually one hour. Both in the national and international blocs a program format is used where press clippings related to the most important events of the week are analyzed and commented on. The conductors show a newspaper article on the screen and comment on it as their analysis leads them to the next article. His model of political analysis differs substantially from the predominant political phenomenology in the academic world and in the mass media since it attributes a leading role to entities that are officially outside the public power and considers the possibility of carrying out objectives different from those declared by politics. This model uses a historiography very similar to that published by the historian Carroll Quigley (in his works "Tragedy and Hope" and "The Anglo-American Establishment") and by the movement of Lyndon LaRouche in his different works and articles of the last forty years. The central hypothesis of this model is based on the affirmation that the main political, social, economic and cultural processes of contemporary history have been promoted and controlled by an international financial oligarchy (mainly Anglo-American) based on unspeakable interests. This oligarchy is made up of hundreds of families whose influence and power often transcend several generations, and who together have control of the vast majority of the world's major financial conglomerates and transnational corporations (a conclusion reached in a recent study by researchers from the Federal Institute of Technology Zurich in 2011.
Other programs
*La Brújula
*La otra campana
*Disenso
*República indefensa
*El compromiso del laico
*Historias de malvinas
*Contracara
==Controversies==
===Accusations of Nazism and Conspiracy Theories===
Similar to what happened with Channel 22 Argentina, the channel was accused of spreading and promoting far-right Nazism and conspiracy theories, they were not only accused of that, they were also accused of:
*Racism and anti-Semitism
*Homophobia
*Promote extremist religion
*Terrorism
Category:Streaming
Category:Television channels and stations established in 2012
Category:Argentina
Category:Pseudoscience and conspiracy