Canal 6 Navarra

Canal 6 Navarra was a private autonomous television channel that broadcast in the Foral Community of Navarre, Spain. It was owned by the media group Promecal and operated from 2002 until May 2012. The channel was available across almost all of Navarre via digital terrestrial television (TDT) and also through the cable operator ONO. In addition to its main signal, Canal 6 Navarra operated a second channel called Canal 6 Dos, which shared a TDT multiplex with the also-defunct Canal 4 Navarra. In May 2012, Canal 6 Navarra ceased broadcasting and was replaced by a new regional television project called Navarra Televisión, which took over the management of the former Canal 6 Navarra and Popular TV Navarra following their merger. The channel's website, c6na.tv, is no longer associated with the original broadcaster; as of the evidence provided, the domain hosts a Vietnamese-language football betting tips and odds analysis site, which is unrelated to the defunct Spanish television channel.

Canal 6 Navarra was a private autonomous television channel that broadcast in the Foral Community of Navarre, Spain. It was owned by the media group Promecal and began operations in 2002. The channel was available across almost all of Navarre through digital terrestrial television (TDT) and also via the cable operator ONO. In addition to its main signal, Canal 6 Navarra operated a second channel called Canal 6 Dos, which shared a TDT multiplex with the also-defunct Canal 4 Navarra. The channel continued broadcasting until May 2012, when it ceased operations and was replaced by a new regional television project called Navarra Televisión. Navarra Televisión took over the management of the former Canal 6 Navarra and Popular TV Navarra following their merger. The channel's original website, c6na.tv, is no longer associated with the broadcaster; as of the evidence provided, the domain hosts a Vietnamese-language football betting tips and odds analysis site, which is unrelated to the defunct Spanish television channel.

• 2012

  Canal 6 Navarra ceases broadcasting in May and is replaced by Navarra Televisión.

• 2002

  Canal 6 Navarra begins broadcasting in Navarre, Spain.

Private regional television for Navarre, Spain

• Canal 6 Navarra

  Main regional television channel.

• Canal 6 Dos

  Second channel sharing a TDT multiplex with Canal 4 Navarra.

1. 1Canal 6 Navarra - Wikipedia (Spanish)es.wikipedia.org
2. 2Canal 6 Navarra - Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3Soi Kèo Bóng Đá | Nhận Định Kèo Bóng Đá Hôm Nay - c6na.tvc6na.tv