Movistar runs out of 11 popular channels: know the signals that leave the cable TV service | July 1 Movistar Sony AXN A&E E! Entertainment Telemundo Farándula RMMN | TVMAS

Movistar It has just announced that from this Friday, July 1, 11 of the most popular channels of its pay TV service will leave its grid, just as it happened a few months ago with the channels owned by The Walt Disney Company.

MIRA: Movistar TV: What channels will enter the programming grid from this Friday, July 1?

Through a communication hosted on its website, the company reported the changes to its users, without offering further details of the reasons for this decision. The channels that will stop broadcasting are the following:

  • SONY
  • AXN
  • A&E
  • E! Entertainment
  • History Channel
  • Telemundo News
  • Universal
  • Studio Universal
  • Lifetime
  • SyFy

In its replacement, the company indicated that the following channels will enter:

  • AMC
  • Star TVE
  • Love Nature
  • Films & Arts
  • passions
  • More Chic
  • 24 hours
  • Europe Europe
  • AZ Cinema
  • Via X Sports
  • The Gourmet

Movistar TV specified that the changes will be applied according to the contracted package and will not affect the total number of channels acquired.

Movistar TV announces the release of more than 10 channels from its pay TV service. (Photo: Composition)

Let us remember that in April of this year, Movistar TV also stopped transmitting to its clients the contents of five of its most popular channelsa measure they adopted at the request of “The Walt Disney Company”, one of the main providers of the service.

By decision of the Disney programmer, from April 1st the following signals will stop transmittingreported Movistar on its website. The withdrawn channels were FXM, Star Life, Nat Geo Wild, Nat Geo Kids, and Disney XD, all owned by Disney, and replaced by Clover, UCL, Lolly Kids, Tooncast, and El Tiempo.

Movistar sources told this newspaper that the recent update is due to a “content renewal” arranged by the company.

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