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Mi Viña Channel is a Christian Tv Station  that carries a message that transforms lives; with presence in Colombia, Peru, Spain, USA.

MVC offers you a varied program where you can enjoy informative, educational, youth and children's programs, evangelization such as "From the Pulpit", live counseling "It's Done", music in various genres and for women the Woman to Woman program, as well as health to train, build, restore, guide and advise families in a society in crisis.

Waldivision Internacional, as it is now commercially known, began on February 7, 2010 under the name Honduras TV, from that date it began climbing steps through the preference of the Honduran people. Broadcasting from the capital of the Republic, Tegucigalpa, little by little it was generating interest with the Honduran and international population who since then have made it one of their favorite channels.

Talking about Waldivision Internacional is talking about Honduras TV, of informative quality, commitment , dedication, action but above all balance when it comes to making the news known.

Sulavision TV is a television station based in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. Its programming includes a tourism series about Honduras that covers history, natural beauty and adventure in the country's places. The channel also broadcasts sports programmes, including football competitions for local neighbourhood teams, and special themed weeks such as a horror-themed programme season. Contests and promotional campaigns with viewers are part of its output.

Viewers can visit the official website of Sulavision TV from this page to see programme news and announcements. The channel broadcasts in Spanish from Honduras, and its website is the link to follow.

Choluvision Canal 27 is a broadcast television station based in Choluteca, Honduras. It presents community news and entertainment shows, and its output is described as local and educational. The station serves its home city and surrounding audience with programmes focused on community life and general entertainment. Its programming combines local news with entertainment for viewers in the Choluteca area.

Viewers can watch Choluvision Canal 27 on this page whenever the channel is live. When it is off air, this page links to the channel's official live stream in Honduras.

45TV Los Ceibeños channel began operating as a cable channel in 2004, under the name TELE4. Reaching, despite the coverage restrictions in the first place in the preference of the inhabitants of La Ceiba. In 2006 we became 45TV, a channel with an open signal, operating on frequency 45 in UHF and in the rest of the cable systems of the city.

We currently operate in all cable systems in the city and in the department of Atlántida, our international signal is downloaded from the 45TVHN.COM website and this year we will be covering the entire national territory.

CBC Canal 6 is a broadcast television station based in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. It is operated by Compañía Broadcasting Centroamericana and produces and airs newscasts, sportscasts and music shows. Its news services form a central part of its output, and its programming is presented in Spanish.

Viewers can watch its live broadcasts on this page while the channel is on air. When it is off air, the page links to the official live stream on the channel's website, where Spanish-language programming from Honduras can be followed.

TeleProgreso is a television station in El Progreso, Honduras, providing News, Sports, Music, and Entertainment programs 24 hours a day.

TeleProgreso is a Television Company, which began its broadcasts on March 12, 2004, in the city of El Progreso, in the department of Yoro, Honduras. Its founder and General Manager, businessman Juan Antonio Bendeck with his family, seeing the positive response and support received from the residents of that city, decided to expand their project and achieve that in May of the same year, the state company CONATEL, grant them the formal license to operate Channel 48 with an open television signal and with greater coverage for the Sula Valley region.