Televisora Nacional (Venezuela)

This article is about the defunct venezuelan television channel. For the Chilean and Panamanian television channels that share the acronym with this channel, see Televisión Nacional de Chile and/or TVN (Panama) respectively. For other uses, see TVN.
Televisora Nacional was a state-run television network in Venezuela. It was the first-ever television channel in the country.
==1952–1970==
==1970–1979==
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This logo was also used by American television stations WTVF in Nashville, TN WCSC-TV in Charleston, SC and WFRV-TV in Green Bay, WI.
==1979–1982==
==1982–1990==
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==1985–1991==
Televisora ​​Nacional ceased broadcasting in December 1991. The following year, Venezolana de Televisión began broadcasting its programming simultaneously on the two channels it had.
In 1996, there was an attempt to relaunch the channel, but it was not possible for budgetary reasons. The Channel 5 signal re-broadcast the same Channel 8 programming except for special events that had no place on VTV, such as Saturday horse riding broadcasts and some games of the Liga Venezolana de Béisbol Profesional.
At the end of 1998, the Venezuelan government reached an agreement with the archdiocese of Caracas to deliver the signal for Channel 5. The religious institution, with the support of the private channels RCTV, Venevisión and Televen, launched Vale TV (Valores Educativos Televisión), which began broadcasting on December 4, 1998.
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