XHTVM-TV

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XHTVM-TV
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Mexico City, Mexico
Branding Proyecto 40
Slogan Proyecto 40: por un México Libre
Channels 40 (UHF) analog
Affiliations TV Azteca
Owner Televisora del Valle de México, S.A. de C.V.
Founded 1995
Call letters meaning XH Televisora del Valle de México
Former affiliations Corporación de Noticias e Información (CNI)
Website www.proyecto40.com.mx


Broadcast television in the Mexico City market

Televisa-owned stations: XEW 2 - XHTV 4 - XHGC 5 - XEQ 9
TV Azteca-owned stations: XHIMT 7 - XHDF 13 - XHTVM 40
Educational / Public TV Stations: XEIPN 11 (Once TV) - XEIMT 22 (Edusat) - XHUNAM 60 (Edusat/UNAM)
Other Stations: XHRAE 28 (Imagen)


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