XHILA-TV
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| XHILA-TV | |
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| Mexicali, Baja California | |
| Slogan | Television sin fronteras (Television without borders) |
| Channels | 66 (UHF) analog, no digital |
| Affiliations | independent |
| Owner | InterMedia |
| Founded | |
| Website | http://www.canal66.tv/ |
XHILA-TV channel 66 is a Spanish-language independent television station from Mexicali, Mexico and serves the Yuma, Arizona and El Centro, California areas.
XHILA-TV targets both sides of the U.S.-Mexican border. XHILA-TV provides local information, news shows and variety programs for viewers along with a schedule of movies, comedies and programs of interest.
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| Local United States broadcast television in the Imperial Valley market (Nielsen DMA #167) | ||
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KYUM-LP 2 (Ind) - KVFA-LP 6 (Ind) - KVYE 7 (UNI) - KECY 9 (Fox/MNTV)(ABC on DT.2) - KYMA 11 (NBC) - KSWT 13 (CBS/The CW on DT.2) - K19CX 19 (PBS) - K28FM 28 (RTN) - KESE-LP 35 (TEL) - K52EG 52 (3ABN) - KAJB 54 (TFU) |
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| Out-of-market broadcast television available on cable: | ||
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KTVK 3 (Ind) - KCAL 9 (Ind) - KPBS 15 (PBS) |
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| Local Mexican broadcast television channels | ||
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XHBC 3 (Televisa Mexicali) - XHAQ 5 (TV Azteca 13) - XHBM 14 (Televisa XEW) - XHEXT 20 (TV Azteca 7) - XHMEX 32 (Televisa XHGC) |
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| Defunct local cable television channels | ||
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