24 Horas al Cierre



1990–1993	1993–1995	1995–1996 (main), 1997–2002 (holiday breaks)	2003–2004 (holiday breaks)



1996–1999	1999–2001	2001–2002	2002–2004	2004–2006	2006–2010	2010–2013


2013–2015	2015–2021	2021–2023	2023	2023–2024	2024–present

24 Horas al Cierre (previously called 24 Noche and Medianoche) is the late night edition of 24 Horas, flagship news program of TVN Chile. It currently has the longest timespan with independent branding out of TVN's newscasts: from 1996 to 2023, though TVN's many former newscasts did have late night editions starting with Noticiero in the early 1970s.

Edición Dos de 24 Horas[]

1990–1992[]

Edición Nocturna de 24 Horas[]

1992–1993[]

1993–1995[]

1995–1996 (main), 1997–2002 (holiday breaks)[]

Despite Medianoche being launched in 1996, the program initially had holiday breaks, so the Edición Nocturna de 24 Horas continued as a substitute during the southern hemisphere's summer months only.

2003–2004 (holiday breaks)[]

In 2004, Edición Nocturna de 24 Horas merged with Medianoche.

Medianoche[]

1996–1999[]

1999–2001[]

2001–2002[]

2002–2004[]

2004–2006[]

2006–2010[]

2010–2015[]

2010–2013[]

2013–2015[]

2015–2021[]

2021–2023[]

2023[]

24 Noche[]

2023–2024[]

With the 24 Horas rebrand, on the early hours of 12 September 2023, Medianoche changed its name to 24 Noche, putting an end to the edition's independent name and brand, and aligning it with the other editions (24 AM, 24 Tarde and the also renamed 24 Central).

24 Horas al Cierre[]

2024–present[]

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Televisión Nacional de Chile

Television:

Free-to-air: TVN | NTV
Cable TV: TVN 3 | Canal 24 Horas
International: TV Chile

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24 Horas

Part of Televisión Nacional de Chile.

TV Channel:
Canal 24 Horas¹

Other resources:
TV Tiempo | Último minuto | Estado Nacional | Informe Especial

Notes
¹Distributed to the rest of Latin America via The Walt Disney Company Latin America.
²Online feed for TVN Play and other internet services.
³Broadcast in 2 time periods: 1969-1970 and 1973-1975; not to be confused with Telediario from La Red.
⁴Moved from Canal 13 in 1970.
⁵With versions on both Canal 7 and Canal 9.

Internet:
Websites: TVN.cl | 24horas.cl | Conciencia 24.7 | Más de TVN
Streaming: TVN Play
YouTube channels: TVN de Culto | Teleseries y series TVN

Other operations
TVN Deportes | TVN Servicios Creativos | TVN Vertical | TVN Records

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Televisión Nacional de Chile original programming

This template shows Televisión Nacional de Chile's original programming. For the newscasts, see the special template for 24 Horas. No imported programming is included in this template. Most of the channel's current programs are broadcast internationally through TV Chile, while some of the former ones are rebroadcast through TVN 3.

Telenovelas:
Rojo y Miel | Pampa Ilusión

Movie blocks:
Best Seller | Super Cine

Movie blocks:
Tardes de cine | Super Premier | Cine Nocturno

Special programming
Festivals:
Festival Internacional de la Canción de Viña del Mar (1971-1993; 2007-2010; 2019-2024) | Festival del Huaso de Olmué (1989-1991; 2014-2020) | Fiesta de la Independencia de Talca (2015-2019) | Viva Dichato

Sports Events:
FIFA World Cup | Olympics

Solidarity campaigns:
Teletón⁹ (1978-present) | Vamos Chilenos (2020) | Juntos por Chile¹⁰ (2017)

Notes

¹	In conjunction with Surimagen.
²	Co-production with Canal 13.
³	Co-production with Aplaplac.
⁴	Co-production with Zumbastico Studios, Pakapaka, Gloob and Señal Colombia, and transferred to open signal to Canal 13.
⁵	In conjunction with Marcelo Hernández and Cía.
⁶	Co-production with Discovery Kids and NuevoEspacio Producciones.
⁷	In conjunction with Chilefilms.
⁸	Chilean variant of The Floor, Spanish game show on Antena 3.
⁹	In conjunction with the entire Anatel and Arcatel network.
¹⁰	In conjunction with Mega.