Nicarao TV (Canal 51)

== Canal Católico de Nicaragua ==
=== 2016-2022 ===
== Nicarao TV (Canal 51) ==
=== 2022 ===
On May 25, 2022, the Nicaraguan government closed down Canal Católico, as part of a crackdown on media critical of the Sandinista government. Aaron Peralta, the director of the state channel Canal 4, then announced that Canal Católico would be replaced by Nicarao TV, a channel airing entertainment and news content."Censorship" in Nicaragua reaches Catholic media, denounces Voces del Sur (in Spanish)
Nicarao TV started broadcasting on May 31, 2022, six days after the closure of Canal Católico. The logo is similar to Argentine digital broadcast television channel NET TV, only that the word NET is replaced by the number 51.
=== 2022-present ===
1 month after Nicarao TV began its transmissions, the Nicaraguan government decided to change the channel's logo, this because NET TV denounced plagiarism of its original logo. Now the logo is a square with curved tips of six colors (blue, light blue, green, red, orange and yellow) with a white n in the center, below the 51 and TV between a line.
==References==
Category:Nicaragua
Category:Television channels in Nicaragua
Category:2016
Category:2022
Category:Television channels in Latin America
Category:Television channels and stations established in 2016