1965–1970[]
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XHAJ-TV started broadcasting on VHF channel 6 on or around April 1965. Guillermo González Camarena's last act alive was the inspection of its transmitter and ended up dying in a car accident on April 18. Since the beginning, the station was a relay of XHGC.
1970–1980[]
1970–1971[]
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1971–1973[]
1973–1980[]
1980–1986[]
1986–1988[]
In 1987, XHAJ and XEX began broadcasting the TV Matutina network, renamed Supercadena 8 in 1990.
1988–1989[]
1989–1990[]
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1990–1991[]
1991–1993[]
1993–1994[]
1994–1996[]
In 1995, with the cessation of Supercadena 8 (which was mostly occupied by CVC home shopping from 1993 due to the move of the Telesecundaria system to satellite delivery), the transmitter reverted to a full-time relay of Canal 5.
1996–1997[]
Canal 5[]
1997–1999[]
1999–2013[]
1999–2002[]
2002–2007[]
2007–2013[]
2013[]
2013–2014[]
2014[]
Canal 5*[]
2014–present[]
2014–2016[]
2016–present[]
XHAJ moved its PSIP from 6 to 5 in 2016 due to a realignment of the national over-the-air networks.
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