Telesistema Mexicano is the broadcast distribution arm of Grupo Televisa, Mexico's largest broadcaster. It started out as a group of independent, locally owned television stations - much like Britain's ITV at its early days.

Currently, Telesistema Mexicano operates 227 stations throughout Mexico, broken down thus:

• 128 repeaters of XEW-TV Channel 2, "El Canal de las Estrellas"
• 66 repeaters of XHGC-TV Channel 5
• 30 repeaters of XEQ-TV Channel 9, Galavisión (not to be confused with the U.S. Spanish cable network Galavisión, which is also affiliated with Televisa)
• 20 local stations, including XHTV-TV Channel 4

Telesistema Mexicano is also affiliated with 32 independently owned local stations around the country.

[edit] External links

• (Spanish) Telesistema Mexicano

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v • d • e Broadcast television networks in Mexico Televisa / Telesistema Mexicano National: Canal de las Estrellas · Canal 5 · Galavisión Local/Regional: Canal de la Ciudad · Siete Saltillo TV Azteca Azteca 7 · Azteca 7 Noreste · Azteca 13 · Azteca 13 Noreste · Proyecto 40 Public and educational National: Once TV · Edusat · UNAM State/Regional: RyTA (Ags.) · XHBZC (BCS) · TRC (Campeche) · Canal 10 (Chiapas) · XHAMO (Colima) · TV CU4TRO (Guanajuato) · Soy Guerrero (Guerrero) · C3 Hidalgo (Hidalgo) · C-7 (Jalisco) · TV Mexiquense (Mexico) · SMRTV (Michoacán) · XHCMO (Morelos) · XHTPG (Nayarit) · TVNL (NL) · Oaxaca TV (Oaxaca) · SICOM (Puebla) · XHNQR (QR) · XHSLS (SLP) · Telemax (Sonora) · TV Tabasqueña (Tabasco) · TV Tlaxcala (Tlaxcala) · RTV (Veracruz) · TreceTv (Yucatán) Independent Multimedios · cadenatres See also list of television stations in Mexico and list of Mexican television networks.