Multimedios Televisión Canal 6 of Mexico and Guatevisión consolidate strategic alliance for content exchange

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Multimedios Televisión Canal 6 of Mexico and Guatevisión consolidate strategic alliance for content exchange

The strategic alliance of collaboration and exchange of content will strengthen cultural, informative and entertainment ties between both nations, the two media affirm in a press release published today.

This agreement will offer the audiences of Mexico and Guatemala a broader, diverse and high quality programmingwhich will include news, cultural, sports and entertainment content, thus reinforcing the commitment of both channels with a dynamic, inclusive and excellence television.

With a trajectory of more than 55 years, Television multimedia It is consolidated as reference in Mexico for its solidity in informative coverage, family analysis and entertainment programs. For its part, Guatevisión, One of the main open television channels in Guatemala, will contribute its recognized local production capacity, focused on rigorous journalism and the audiovisual proposals for social impact.

“This collaboration reinforces our commitment to the generation of value content that transcend borders and promote cultural integration between our countries”Guillermo Franco, general director of Multimedios Televisión said.

“It is a privilege to join forces with a reference as multimedia. This alliance will enrich the regional television offer with high quality content and closeness with our audiences“Christian Blank added, CEO of the Press Libre Group, of which Guatevisión is part.

The exchange of content will begin in May 2025, with a first phase of selected productions and adapted to the characteristics of each market. This initiative will also encourage the projection of local talents and the development of new opportunities in the audiovisual industry of both countries.

With this alliance, Multimedios Televisión Canal 6 and Guatevisión reaffirm their leadership in the regional television field and his firm commitment to a modern, plural television, and deeply connected to the needs and interests of his audiences.

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