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[Nuggle]

Is CNN en Espanol widely available in America, and is it a free channel part of basic subscriptions, or do you have to pay more to watch it?

[Junk Junk.]

I feel embarassed to ask this, but here it goes-
-What CNN is available in the whole of Latin America below Panama (countries like Brazil, Argentina, Columbia) where Spanish is not spoken (I guess) I know Chile has its own channel.
-Is CNN en Espanol available in Spain? Or is it just CNN+

[fer]

I feel embarassed to ask this, but here it goes-
-What CNN is available in the whole of Latin America below Panama (countries like Brazil, Argentina, Columbia) where Spanish is not spoken (I guess) I know Chile has its own channel.
-Is CNN en Espanol available in Spain? Or is it just CNN+

Hello
Here in Argentina as well as Latin America we have CNN en Espanol and CNN International
Spain only have CNN+
and now in Chile is available CNN chile
CNN en Espanol has two feeds one for Mexico and another for the rest of Latin America

[Junk Junk.]

thanks fer for clarifying.

[Nuggle]

Yes, thanks guys for keeping up to date.

[ginnyfan]

Pablo do you know if it's possible to watch Cancha Abierta on the net or find some videos?? I'm interested in the Rafa episode.

[peramirez]

Pablo do you know if it's possible to watch Cancha Abierta on the net or find some videos?? I'm interested in the Rafa episode.

I'm sorry, I looked for it but couldn't find it. But I heard this week's Talk Asia is dedicated to him.
I'll keep looking around to see if someone posts it and I'll let you know.

About CNN en Espanol, it seems this is not going to stop... Ser Latino en EE.UU. (the Spanish version of Latino in America) became a daily half-hour show the past week, with Patricia Janiot hosting. And now that they change it back and have a regular newscast at 9:00pm ET, it is becoming a weekly segment in Directo desde EE.UU.. So who knows for how long this stuff is going to last? Hopefully it all ends by the end of the year. Hopefully...

[ginnyfan]

Thanks.

[Gruffny]

Does CNNe broadcast any of the weekend shows CNNI has, like Ireport for CNN, Business Traveller etc?

[Charles]

Are there any other pan-Latin American Spanish news channels like CNNE? Or does CNNE compete with mostly national news channels? How do CNNE's competitors compare to CNNE?

[peramirez]

This is another show that some could say it's inspired by CNNI programming: Urbano ("Urban"). It premieres on February 28, and for the promo it seems to be CNNE's version of My City_My Life. Apparently, a well-known personality will present the viewers the best places and activities of his/her city. I don't think it'll last just 15 minutes though, as there's no other show that could fill the remaining minutes in the half hour.

I invite you to watch the promo in the Claudia Palacios fan blog: http://claudiapalaci...ama-urbano.html" onclick="window.open(this.href); return false;" title="{TEXT}">.

[Lazlo]

I hope Cynthia Hudson (ex Mega TV and Cosmopolitan TV) helps CNNE improve the station's current schedule and programming.
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I hope so, for CNNE's sake. I think you will see at least some sort of visible change on air. Just look what happened to CNNI. It sounds like it's the same deal here, bringing in someone new to implement some changes. Interesting times ahead for CNNE, possibly.

[Leeroy]

CNNI possibly sunk to its lowest point for a period when new management took over. Remember those dark days when everything was just a mess (more than it is these days)? I hope CNNE gets the changes it needs. ie: changes that make the channel better for its viewers. As Lazlo said, possibly exciting times ahead for CNNE! I'm sure peramirez will keep us fully abreast of any developments.

[peramirez]

I'm sure peramirez will keep us fully abreast of any developments.

Hehe, you almost jinxed it! I've been quiet for a while. But to be honest, there hasn't been anything big to announce.

*The CNNMexico.com 2020 forum was good. I mean, the "social media" section seemed kind of disjointed from the rest of the show, so I give it a 7/10. It's OK for me to give a country special coverage in quiet news times from time to time, as long as it is not a permanent feature of the likes of CNNE's Latino in America last year. If you're going to do a special, do it with a presentation of 1 or 2 hours, repeat it once or twice during the weekend and then send the tape to the video archives. So, bravo to CNNE for not extending it!
The set was nicely built and it really came along with the CNNMexico.com design. If they decide to make a webcast, my opinion is that they should use a studio like that.

[Leeroy]

Thanks peramirez. It's a big shame CNNE didn't take coverage of the Moscow bombings more seriously.

[Morpium]

According to this report, new programming, and the final stage of changes to CNN en Espanol are due to be rolled out in September.

[Leeroy]

^^ Good news for CNNE viewers I guess. It's been a long time coming judging from peramirez's great update posts.

[peramirez]

That is great to hear. I hope it's true!!

[Leeroy]

I read in the article on the previous page that the "new" CNNE is due in September, but has an actual date been mentioned. It's interesting that CNNI completed their relaunch in September (last year).

[Nuggle]

I'm excited for the viewers of CNNE, as it seems like they have had a turbulent on air experience like we on CNNI did for over a year before the relaunch.