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Polar TV is part of Radio Polar who was founded on June 29, 1940. 960 AM gave rise to Radio Polar, with coverage in the Magallanes region and the Chilean-Argentine Southern Patagonia, becoming the oldest multimedia communication company in its field.

In 1997 Radio Polar airs simultaneously on FM. In 1999 he added an FM radio in P. Natales. In 2002 he gave life to his electronic newspaper and in 2004 to Polar TV. Finally adding the year 2005 Polar TV FM, on frequency 91.1. Since its early years, Polar has managed to interpret the Magellanic, both in their cultural, social, economic and political aspects in a significant way, thereby earning an undisputed respect and affection from all.

Antofagasta TV is a regional television channel from Antofagasta, Chile, owned by CNC Medios, a company based in the same city. It began broadcasting on 16 October 2006 on UHF channel 30 and now transmits digital television in full HD on virtual channel 14.2. It is also carried by cable operators including VTR, Movistar, Mundo, GTD and Zapping. Its main programmes include the news bulletin, a morning show, interview programmes, children's shows and regional business development content.

Spanish-language viewers can watch Antofagasta TV on this page while the channel is on air. When it is off air, this page links to the channel's official live stream instead.

VTV Valle de Aconcagua is a regional television channel in Chile, presented on its website as part of the Valparaíso Region. The channel reports on the provinces of Los Andes, San Felipe, Quillota and Petorca, with a focus on local news. Its coverage includes community life, education, public safety, mining, regional policy and cultural events in the valley.

Viewers can reach the official live stream of VTV Valle de Aconcagua through the link on this page. The Spanish-language channel from Chile offers its regional news from the valley, so the live feed follows its local programming.

TVSenado is a Chilean public television channel run by the Senate of the Republic of Chile and financed with public funds. It broadcasts live sessions of the Senate, along with cultural programmes and news about the Senate's work, and aims to make parliamentary activity better understood by citizens. Its signal reaches homes from Arica to Punta Arenas and is also available on the internet.

Its live broadcasts play on this page when the channel is on air, and otherwise the page links to its official live stream. The channel is Spanish-language and is based in Chile, so viewers can follow Senate sessions in Spanish.