Television in Haiti

Television in Haiti includes several stations including Christian live streaming channels.

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TV Stations

Provider	Years	Free or pay	No. broadcast channels	Households	Transmission	On demand	HD	Notes
NAGO TV
Tidy TV Network
4VTNH-TV
Télévision Nationale d'Haïti	1979-Present^{[citation needed]}
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References

External links

[1] Muska Group: French & Haitian Creole Advertisements (Film & Radio)

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v t e Broadcast television stations in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Port-au-Prince	4VMR 10 (TNH) 4VTM 13 (Tele Ti Moun) 4V??-TV 16 - TBN 16 (TBN) 4VLB 18 (Tele Ginen) 4V??-TV 20 - Tele Podium 4VCI 22 (Tele Caraïbes) 4VIP 24 (Tele Lumiere) 4VZN 26 (Tele Zenith) 4V??-TV 28 (Kanal Kreyol) 4V??-TV 30 (Tele Vasco) 4V??-TV 32 (Tele Pa Nou) 4V??-TV 34 (Tele 34) 4V??-TV 36 (Tele Antillaise) 4V??-TV 38 (Canal Bleu) 4V??-TV 40 (Tele Star) 4SVJ 42 (Tele Antilles) 4V??-TV 44 (Tele Pluriel) 4V??-TV 46 (Tele Maxima) 4V??-TV 50 (TV Numerique Multicanal) 4VAM 52 (Tele Metropole)
Other areas	4VDN 4 (TNH) 4VTS 6 (TV Nord'Ouest) 4VDL 7 (Tele 7) 4VKB 9 (Tele Cap-Haïtien) 4VPL 9 (Tele Provinciale 9/TNH, Gonaïves) 4VIC 10 (Tele Maxima) 4VRTA 11 (Ambiance TV 11, Jacmel ) 4VRTC 12 (TV de la Metropole du Sud, Cayes) 4VTNH 12 (TNH, Cap-Haïtien) TQ 15 (Saint-Marc) Tele 7 31 (Cap-Haïtien) RTC 65 (Saint-Marc)
See also: broadcast television in the Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Cuba, and Cayman Islands markets

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Timeline
Taíno chiefdoms
Captaincy General of Santo Domingo
- Colonial governors
Atlantic slave trade
Maroons
Peace of Ryswick
Saint-Domingue
- Colonial governors
Slavery
Le Jeune Case
Haitian Revolution
1804 massacre
First Empire
State
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Republic
- 1806–1820
- 1820–1849
Unification of Hispaniola
Second Empire
Post-imperial Republic
- U.S. occupation
Duvalier dynasty
- Anti-Duvalier protest movement
1991 coup d'état
2004 coup d'état
2010 earthquake
2010s cholera outbreak
Hurricane Matthew
Crisis (2018–present)
- Gang war
- 2022 crisis
COVID-19 pandemic
2021 earthquake
List of massacres
List of revolutions and coups d'état

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