Sitel (Bolivian TV channel)
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Sociedad Integral de Televisión, better known as Sitel, is a Bolivian semi-national over-the-air commercial television network.
It is unknown when did Sitel start broadcasting. One of its staff members, Yara Abastoflor Barberich, was assassinated in 2000.[1] On March 14, 2005, its staff entered a hunger strike due to a lack of pay.[2]
On March 5, 2007, the network started airing a sports news program presented by Roberto “Quico” Birbuet Alarcón.[3]
The station in 2011 spent 212,000 bolivianos in the carriage of advertising from the governments of several municipalities of Santa Cruz Department.[4]
For the Carnaval season of 2013, it aired Y que viva el carnaval, in the month leading up to the event.[5]
The network's staff was unable to film footage during the coup attempt on June 26, 2024.[6]
References
- ↑ Homicidio de secretaria de SITEL
- ↑ Dirigentes de la Federación de la Prensa declaran huelga de hambre.
- ↑ Deportivo de Sitel está de aniversario
- ↑ SANTACRUZ
- ↑ Estrena su programa carnavalero
- ↑ ANP sobre cobertura del asalto militar fallido: "Empujones y gases lacrimógenos dificultaron trabajo de periodistas"
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