Today we are going to talk about some Mexican television stations. Let's start with TV Azteca, created after a wave of privatizations by the Mexican State in 1993, resurrected what was “Imevisión” thanks to new dressings that Tabasco applied to its two open signal channels that functioned as electro-shocks in the ER series: channel 7 and channel 13, the first the most recent (1985) and which had greater transmission problems in the VHF signal, improved after the acquisition by Grupo Salinas, the majority shareholder of the television stations and people with a lot of money: just to have a This idea is owned - in addition to TV Azteca - of Grupo Elektra (owner of Tiendas Elektra, Banco Azteca and Seguros Azteca), Total Play (cable television company and fixed fiber optic telephony), Grupo Iusacell (cell phone) and GS Motors (Chinese cars), among many others.
Another of the major Mexican television channels is Televisa, a channel chain highly recognized not only in Mexico but outside its borders for its good programming and its own productions.
Televisa has a series of open television channels such as The Stars Channel, Channel 5 and Galavisión, all in high definition. In the case of El Canal de las Estrellas, some of its most successful programs are Primero Noticias, El Noticiero with Lolita Ayala, El Noticiero with Joaquín López-Dóriga, telenovelas To return to love, Teresa, When I fall in love, Full of love and Triumph of Love. In Galavisión, novels such as Where is Elisa ?; and on channel 5, Mexican programs and series as well as international ones such as Una Loca Familia, WWE Raw fights and soccer matches.