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1965-1969 1969-1970 1970–1974 1974–1979 1979–1990 1990–2000 1990–present
1965-1969 1969-1970 1970–1974 1974–1979 1979–1990 1990–2000 1990–present
1996-present 1996-present
1996-present 1996-present

1965-1970[]

1965-1969[]

Canal 2 televicentro 1965

In 1965, Octavio Sacasa Sarria founded Televicentro as a test channel. Finally, on March 6, 1966, the channel officially began its transmissions on channels 2 and 12.

1969-1970[]

Canal 2 televicentro 1969

In 1969, the channel expanded to channels 7 and 9, inland relayers of channels 2 and 12 respectively.

1970–1974[]

Canal 2 televicentro 1970-1974

1974–1979[]

Canal 2 televicentro 1974-1979

In 1974, after the second anniversary of the Managua earthquake, Televicentro began its first color transmissions in the country. The slogan would be, el número 1 en el 2 es usted.

1979-1990[]

Canal 2 Televicentro 1979-1990

In 1979, the first Sandinista regime expropriated Televicentro and Canal 6, integrating them into the Sandinista Television System. In 1989, President Daniel Ortega returned Televicentro to the Sacasa family.

1990–present[]

1990–2000[]

Canal 2 Televicentro 1990-2003

In 1990, Televicentro (Canal 2) introduced their well-known logo. The logo was formed by 2 abstract pieces of red and orange (on some occasions even yellow) making a 2 in an abstract way.

1990–present[]

Canal 2 Nicaragua

In the year 2000, Televicentro redesigned its logo to adapt to new times, so that during the following years the channel would suffer from small graphic changes. Since 2015, the Sacasas sold Televicentro to Albavisión, however, the channel isn't directly managed by Grupo Ratensa. Its news program TVNoticias maintains its official editorial line. This makes the channel a condominium between Albavisión and Maurice Ortega. The following year, Televicentro celebrated its 50th anniversary, so they would reuse the slogan, el #1 es usted.

Repeaters[]

Canal 7[]

1996-present[]

Canal 7 repetidora 1996

Canal 19[]

1996-present[]

Canal 19 repetidora 1996 actualizado
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