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'''XHTVM-TV''' is an television channel from Mexico City.
  
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|CNI_40.png|1995–1998
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|AZTECA_40_1999.png|1998–2000
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|Cni_canal_40_logo.jpg|2000–2002
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|AZTECA_40_1999.png|2002–2003
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|CNI_Canal_40_(2003-2005).png|2003–2005
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|XHTVM Canal 40 (2005).png|2005–2006
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|Proyecto_40_logo.png|2006–2012
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|Xz6lsBW.png|2012–2015
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|XHTVM - Proyecto 40.png|2015–2017
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|XHTVM - ADN40.png|2017–present
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'''XHTVM-TV (Canal 40)''', currently known as '''ADN 40''' ('''A'''zteca, '''D'''eportes y '''N'''oticias) is a Mexico City-based television channel. It started broadcastiong on June 19, 1995 by '''{{Abbr|Televisora del Valle de México|Broadcaster of the Mexico Valley}}''' as a news channel. It was owned by '''CNI''' (''{{Abbr|Corporación de Noticias e Información|News and Information Corporation}}'') twice from 1995-2002 and 2003-2005, & is currently owned by [[TV Azteca]].
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== CNI Canal 40 (first era) ==
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=== 1995–1998 ===
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[[File:CNI_40.png|center|200px]]
   
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== 1995–1998 ==
  
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== Azteca Cuarenta (first era) ==
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=== 1998–2000 ===
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[[File:AZTECA_40_1999.png|center|200px]]
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== 1998–2000 ==
  
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On July 29, 1998, CNI partnered with [[TV Azteca]], becoming "{{Abbr|'''Azteca Cuarenta'''|Azteca Forty}}".
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== CNI Canal 40 (second era) ==
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=== 2000–2002 ===
 
[[File:Cni_canal_40_logo.jpg|center|200px]]
  
[[File:Cni_canal_40_logo.jpg|center|200px]]
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On July 16, 2000, CNI severed ties with TV Azteca to become an independent TV station, starting a conflict known as "El Chiquihuitazo" for six years.
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== Azteca Cuarenta (second era) ==
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== December 2002–January 2003 ==
  
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=== 2002–2003 ===
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[[File:A40.png|center|200px]]Causado por el pleito de El Chiquihuitazo
  
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[[File:AZTECA_40_1999.png|200px|center]]
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On December 27, 2002, TV Azteca was given the XHTVM license; this lasted for less than a month, making it one of the shortest broadcasting periods in Mexican television.
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== January 2003–May 2005 ==
  
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== CNI Canal 40 (third era) ==
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=== 2003–2005 ===
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[[File:CNI_Canal_40_(2003-2005).png|center|200px]]
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== May 2005–February 2006,  ==
  
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On January 24, 2003, the channel changed hands back to CNI for the second time, and continued broadcasting for 28 months.
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=== 2005–2006 ===
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'''No hay señal causado por el pleito de El Chiquihuitazo 2'''
  
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[[File:XHTVM Canal 40 (2005).png|center|200px]]
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On May 19, 2005, this logo was shown on HD broadcasts, but remained unofficial due to the channel's shutdown until February 2006; the reason was due to political criticisms.
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== February 2006–present ==
  
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== Proyecto 40 ==
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=== 2006–2012 ===
 
[[File:Proyecto_40_logo.png|center|200px]]
  
[[File:Proyecto_40_logo.png|center|200px]]
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On February 21, 2006, TV Azteca began transmiting the under the name of '''Proyecto 40''', turning it into a national network.
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=== 2012–2015 ===
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[[File:Xz6lsBW.png|center]]
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=== 2015–2017 ===
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[[File:XHTVM - Proyecto 40.png|centre|150px]]
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== ADN 40 ==
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=== 2017–present ===
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[[File:XHTVM - ADN40.png|centre|200px]]
   
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On March 13, 2017, TV Azteca renamed the channel to '''adn40''', a general TV channel.
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{{TV Azteca}}
 
{{TV stations in Mexico City}}
  
{{TV stations in Mexico City}}
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[[Category:Television channels in Mexico]]
 
[[Category:Television stations in Mexico]]
  
[[Category:Television stations in Mexico]]
 
[[Category:TV Azteca affiliates]]
  
[[Category:TV Azteca affiliates]]
 
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[[Category:Television stations broadcasting on channel 40]]

Revision as of 00:48, 18 September 2020

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2005–2006 2006–2012 2012–2015 2015–2017 2017–present
2005–2006 2006–2012 2012–2015 2015–2017 2017–present

XHTVM-TV (Canal 40), currently known as ADN 40 (Azteca, Deportes y Noticias) is a Mexico City-based television channel. It started broadcastiong on June 19, 1995 by Televisora del Valle de México as a news channel. It was owned by CNI (Corporación de Noticias e Información) twice from 1995-2002 and 2003-2005, & is currently owned by TV Azteca.

CNI Canal 40 (first era)

1995–1998

CNI 40


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Azteca Cuarenta (first era)

1998–2000

AZTECA 40 1999

On July 29, 1998, CNI partnered with TV Azteca, becoming "Azteca Cuarenta".

CNI Canal 40 (second era)

2000–2002

Cni canal 40 logo

On July 16, 2000, CNI severed ties with TV Azteca to become an independent TV station, starting a conflict known as "El Chiquihuitazo" for six years.

Azteca Cuarenta (second era)

2002–2003

AZTECA 40 1999

On December 27, 2002, TV Azteca was given the XHTVM license; this lasted for less than a month, making it one of the shortest broadcasting periods in Mexican television.

CNI Canal 40 (third era)

2003–2005

CNI Canal 40 (2003-2005)

On January 24, 2003, the channel changed hands back to CNI for the second time, and continued broadcasting for 28 months.

2005–2006

XHTVM Canal 40 (2005)

On May 19, 2005, this logo was shown on HD broadcasts, but remained unofficial due to the channel's shutdown until February 2006; the reason was due to political criticisms.

Proyecto 40

2006–2012

Proyecto 40 logo

On February 21, 2006, TV Azteca began transmiting the under the name of Proyecto 40, turning it into a national network.

2012–2015

Xz6lsBW

2015–2017

XHTVM - Proyecto 40

ADN 40

2017–present

XHTVM - ADN40


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On March 13, 2017, TV Azteca renamed the channel to adn40, a general TV channel.


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Part of Grupo Salinas

Television channels
Free-to-air channels
Azteca Uno | Azteca 7 | ADN 40 | A Más
Cable and satellite channels
Azteca Deportes Networks | Clic | Corazón | Internacional | Cinema
Regional divisions
TV Azteca Jalisco | TV Azteca Laguna | TV Azteca Noreste | TV Azteca Veracruz | Azteca Yucatán
International Free-to-air channels
Azteca América | TV Azteca Guatemala (Canal 31 | Canal 35) | TV Azteca Honduras | Romanza+ África
Former affiliated channels
TV Doce | TV Cuatro | La Red

Soccer teams
Club Atlas de Guadalajara

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TV Azteca telenovelas
1990s

1993: El peñón del amaranto
1994: A flor de piel
1995: Con toda el alma
1996: Nada personal | Te dejaré de amar | Tric trac
1997: Rivales por accidente | Al norte del corazón | Mirada de mujer | Demasiado corazón | La chacala
1998: Chiquititas | Señora | Perla | La casa del naranjo | Tentaciones | Azul tequila | El amor de mi vida | Tres veces Sofía
1999: Yacaranday | Romántica obsesión | Catalina y Sebastián | Marea brava | La vida en el espejo | El candidato | Háblame de amor | Besos prohibidos

2000s
2000: Ellas, inocentes o culpables | Todo por amor | La calle de las novias | Golpe bajo | El amor no es como lo pintan | Tío Alberto
2001: Amores, querer con alevosía | Como en el cine | Cuando seas mía | Lo que es el amor
2002: Agua y aceite | Por ti | El país de las mujeres | Súbete a mi moto | La duda
2003: Enamórate | Un nuevo amor | Mirada de mujer, el regreso | Dos chicos de cuidado en la ciudad | La hija del jardinero
2004: Soñarás | Belinda | La heredera | Las Juanas | Los Sánchez
2005: La otra mitad del sol | Top models | Amor en custodia | Machos
2006: Amor sin condiciones | Amores cruzados | Montecristo | Campeones de la vida | Ángel, las alas del amor
2007: Se busca un hombre | Mientras haya vida | Bellezas indomables
2008: Vivir sin ti | Tengo todo excepto a ti | Alma legal | Pobre rico, pobre | Deseo prohibido | Contrato de amor | Cachito de mi corazón | Secretos del alma
2009: Eternamente tuya | Vuélveme a querer | Pasión morena | Pobre diabla | Mujer comprada

2010s
2010: La loba | Vidas robadas | Quiéreme tonto | Prófugas del destino | Entre el amor y el deseo
2011: Emperatriz | Cielo rojo | Huérfanas | A corazón abierto
2012: La mujer de Judas | Quererte así | Amor cautivo | Los Rey | La otra cara del alma
2013: Vivir a destiempo | Destino | | Secretos de familia | Corazón en condominio | Hombre tenías que ser | Prohibido amar
2014: Siempre tuya Acapulco | Las Bravo
2015: Así en el barrio como en el cielo | UEPA! Un escenario para amar | Caminos de Guanajuato | Tanto amor
2017: La fiscal de hierro | Nada personal | Las malcriadas | 3 familias | La hija pródiga
2018: Educando a Nina``

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TV Azteca series
2000s

2000: Lo que callamos las mujeres
2002: Sin permiso de tus padres
2005: Ni una vez más
2006: Deja que la vida te despeine
2008: Noche eterna

2010s
2010: Drenaje profundo
2011: Lucho en familia | Bajo el alma
2012: La Teniente
2016: Un día cualquiera | Entre correr y vivir | Rosario Tijeras
2017: El César | Dos lagos
2018: Tres Milagros
2019: María Magdalena | Hernán

2020s
2020: La bandida | Desaparecida
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TV Azteca (2015)

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