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Encyclopedia > Telefe

Televisión Federal S.A. Telefe, better known as Telefe, is an Argentinan television network. It was established in 1989. It was created by Grupo Atlántida (80%) and News Corporation (20%).


The station is currently the most viewed television station in Argentina, with daily cooking shows and telenovelas such as Los Roldan and Los Felipe, as well as Susana Gimenez's variety show.


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Telefé - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (216 words)
Televisión Federal S.A., better known as Telefé, is an Argentine television network.
Formerly known as Canal Once (Channel 11), a state-run network, it was privatised and established as Telefe in 1989, when Grupo Atlántida (80%) and News Corporation (20%) took over the channel.
Telefe also produced popular telenovelas such as "Chiquititas" and "Los Roldán".
Informat.io on Telefe (189 words)
The station is currently the most watched television station in Argentina, with daily cooking shows and telenovelas such as Amor en Custodia and Pasión de Gavilanes, as well as Susana Giménez's variety show.
Telefe also produced popular telenovelas such as "Chiquititas" and "Los Roldán", and it produces a reality show, "Cámara en Mano".
A televisión transmitting Telefé Noticias, the newscaster of the channel.
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