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Willax Television, also known as Willax, is a Peruvian digital terrestrial television channel owned by the company Corporación EW. It began as an internet broadcast in 2010 and was launched as a television channel later that same year. The channel focuses on news, with programming that also covers opinion, politics, entertainment, shows and sports. Its news services form a central part of its output.

Viewers can follow Willax, the Spanish-language Peruvian channel, through the live stream playing directly on this page. The player on this page gives direct access to its broadcasts without leaving the page.

Latina Televisión is a Peruvian television channel broadcasting in Spanish, offering a general schedule. Its programming includes soap operas, news, sports and entertainment. Its news editions, called Matinal, Mediodía and Central, cover events in Peru and the world, while the investigative programme Punto Final, together with the investigation unit UDI, presents reports on current affairs. The channel also airs documentaries on topics important to Peruvians, and its live news is available as a streamed signal.

When the channel is on air, its live broadcasts play on this page; otherwise the page links to its official live stream. Latina Televisión is a Spanish-language channel from Peru, so viewers can follow its news and programmes in Spanish.

ATV Sur is a Peruvian open television channel owned by Grupo ATV and broadcast from Arequipa for the south of the country. It was launched on 10 November 2011 and is also distributed as a subscription channel nationwide. It is the first television station outside Lima to transmit its signal by satellite. The website ATV.pe presents Peruvian and world news, updated around the clock, together with entertainment, sports and exclusive coverage.

Viewers can open the channel's official live stream through the link on this page. The programmes are in Spanish, so the stream suits viewers in Peru who want to follow ATV Sur.

TVPerú - Peruvian Radio and Television Institute better known as IRTPTV is a public Peruvian open television channel . It is the first channel in the country and the one with the largest national coverage. Since 2010, it officially started its broadcasts on digital terrestrial television and became the first Peruvian channel to officially use this technology.

This institution is part of the National Institute of Radio and Television (IRTP) along with other media such as: Radio Nacional del Perú and Radio La Crónica AM , which are owned by the Peruvian Government

Panamericana TV is a Peruvian television network based in Lima, broadcasting in Spanish. The network was founded on July 21, 1957, and began its official broadcasts on October 16, 1959. It produces and airs local newscasts and talk shows, along with TV series and movies. Its website describes news coverage of Peru, including politics, sports and entertainment.

Viewers can watch the live stream of Panamericana TV through the official live link on this page. The Spanish-language Peruvian channel's broadcasts can be followed there directly, as the link leads to its official live feed.

The Congress of the Republic of Peru operates the official channel of the national legislature, which is based in Lima, the capital of Peru. The channel broadcasts news and activities of the Congress, covering the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate of the Republic. Its programming is in Spanish and centres on parliamentary and government affairs, with sessions and institutional news.

Viewers can follow the Congress of Peru here through a player that shows live broadcasts while the channel is on air. When it is not broadcasting live, this page links to the channel's official live stream, so Spanish-speaking audiences can still reach the proceedings directly.

Cajamarca TV is a Peruvian television channel that combines local programming with news. The channel presents its purpose as reporting truthfully and offering valuable content that strengthens regional identity. It also aims to support the sustainable development of its land, reflecting a focus on the community it serves. Its output is classed under local and news genres.

Viewers can watch the live broadcast of Cajamarca TV through the official live link on this page. The Spanish-language channel from Peru gives access to its regional news and local programmes from its official stream.