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The Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) reports that, in recent years, the migration to Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT), which is the free digital signal that replaces analogue, with better image and sound quality, has been accelerating in Peru. Today, the country has 163 stations nationwide, which transmit DTT signals, between Lima, Callao and 23 other locations.
"On the occasion of World Television Day, which is celebrated every November 21, from the MTC we strengthen our commitment as a State to continue working for Peruvian households, in order to ensure the provision of broadcasting services for the benefit of the growth and development of the coast, mountains and jungle of our country," said the Deputy Minister of Communications, Carla Sosa Vela.
It should be noted that, this year, the MTC has granted 2454 authorizations for the provision of television broadcasting services, achieving a growth of 12% in the last 3 years.
The MTC highlighted World Television Day and extended its greetings to all radio broadcasters in the country that promote development and entertainment for the benefit of thousands of Peruvians.
