Continuous sports programming
Flagship station: Channel 2 Habana
Widely received on channels 4 and 5
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This is a concise introdution to TV on the lowband in Cuba. A new, detailed Cuba
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CUBA TV DX ID TIPS Thanks to Christopher Dunne, Raymie Humbert, and Gargadon for their input.Acknowledgements for past contributions of updates: Latin America TV DX Expert Christopher S. Dunne and
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information. Jesus Perez (and associates) for photographing Cuba TV IDs and providing information about Cuba TV.
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To see more information about Cuba TV programming and schedules click here or here.CHRISTOPHER S. DUNNE'S LOW-BAND E-SKIP TARGET TIPS Tele Rebelde* ch 2 La Habana Cubavision (24 hours a day)* ch 6 La Habana Canal Educativo*, channel 4 La Habana Tele Rebelde runs sports programming continuously. (Edited by DO) Cubavision = general entertainment, and the Mesa Redonda (Round Table) program in the early evening. It also runs parallel with Canal Educativo late mornings for educational shows. Cubavision from 12:15pm to 1pm EST airs "Al Mediodia", which is a variety program which shows what is coming up on all the national channels (with possible exception of Multivision) later in the day. Canal Educativo = entertainment/educational Canal Habana = serving the La Habana area only. Many music-oriented shows & some imported shows. The channels that each network uses can be found in Christopher's WTFDA Forums post here |
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Tele Rebelde Continuous sports programming Flagship station: Channel 2 Habana Widely received on channels 4 and 5 |
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Tele Rebelde Continuous sports programming Flagship station: Channel 2 Habana Widely received on channels 4 and 5 |
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Tele Rebelde Continuous sports programming Flagship station: Channel 2 Habana Widely received on channels 4 and 5 |
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Program often seen on Tele Rebelde |
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Cubavision General programming and Mesa Redondo news and talk Flagship station: Channel 6 Habana Widely received by DXers: Channel 3 Santa Clara |
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Canal Educativo Flagship station: Channel 4 Habana |
 
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Canal Educativo Flagship station: Channel 4 Habana Telesur programming is broadcast twelve hours a day. Canal Habana local programs air for two hours during the late afternoon on weekdays (5 p.m. to 7 p.m.). |
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CHRISTOPHER'S HIGH-BAND AND UHF TROPO TARGET TIPS Canal Educativo 2 = similar to Canal Educativo, but seemingly more entertainment-oriented. Multivision = kid-oriented fare late afternoons, drawing mostly from the Disney networks in the USA, but also Discovery Kids and even British networks. (I have not seen a Cuban-made program on Multivision as yet.....all imports as far as I know.) Multivision is the only network that has a constant logo bug on screen, "mV". Canal Habana = serving the La Habana area only. Many music-oriented shows & some imported shows. Mesa Redonda also. |
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