Señal Institucional

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Señal Institucional is a Colombian state-run national television channel launched 14 January 1966.

It broadcasts programmes produced by state institutions in order to promote and publicize their activities to the public. It also broadcasts sessions of the Congress, president Álvaro Uribe's weekly "communitarian councils" (consejos comunales) on Saturdays, and re-runs of historical drama series.

It was renamed Señal Institucional between 2004 and 2009, when it switched back to its former name.

Canal Institucional replaced Canal A, a state-owned privately run national television network born 1992.

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Canal Uno is state-owned, privately-run
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Canal U is run by state and private universities in Antioquia


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