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Unovisión[]
1989–199?[]
The name UNO comes from the initials of Ivo Kuljis' television company, Unión Nacional de Organizaciones Televisivas
199?–1995[]
1993 bumper with football variation
Red Uno[]
1995–1996[]
By 1995, the network had adopted the current name, Red Uno.
1997–1998[]
1999–2001[]
Network ID (2001)
2001–2005[]
Network ID (2002, 1)
Network ID (2002, 2)
2005–2009[]
2009–2016[]
2016–2018[]
2018–2022[]
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Ident (2018)
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Ident (2020)
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Ident (2021)
2022–present[]
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Red Uno unveiled a new logo on December 4, 2022, as well as a new slogan, Para Todos. The blob was moved inside the O of the logo.
Red Uno de Bolivia affiliate stations
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