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Organización de Telecomunicaciones de Iberoamérica

Formation	19 March 1971; 53 years ago (1971-03-19)
Type	Union of broadcasting organisations
Headquarters	Mexico City, Mexico
Membership	30 members
Official language	Spanish and Portuguese
Director-General	Miguel Diez de Urdanivia
Website	www.otitelecom.org
Formerly called	Organización de Televisión Iberoamericana

Organización de Telecomunicaciones de Iberoamérica or Organização das Telecomunicações Ibero-americanas (OTI), formerly known as Organización de Televisión Iberoamericana ( Spanish), and also known as Organização da Televisão Ibero-americana ( Portuguese) (OTI) or "Organization of Iberoamerican Television" (OIT), is an organization of television networks in Latin America ( Ibero-America), Spain, and Portugal. Its mission is to foster relations between television networks in the region. Among other activities, it shares news, cultural, educational and sports programming among its members.

Members

Featured as in the OIT's members list

Country	Channels
Argentina	Grupo Clarín
Bolivia	Unitel
	Red UNO
Brazil	Rede Bandeirantes
Chile	Chilevisión
	Mega
	Canal 13
Colombia	Caracol
	RCN
Costa Rica	Teletica
Ecuador	Teleamazonas
	Canal Uno
El Salvador	TCS
Honduras	TVC
Mexico	TelevisaUnivision Mexico
	TV Azteca
	Sky
	izz!
	Imagen Television
	Grupo Radiorama
Panama	Medcom
Peru	Latina Televisión
	América Televisión
Puerto Rico [sn 1]	Telemundo
	Univision
Spain	PRISA
Venezuela	Venevisión

Former members

Country	Channels
Argentina	Televisión Pública
Bolivia	Red PAT
Brazil	Grupo Globo
Chile	Televisión Nacional de Chile
Colombia	RTI Producciones
Costa Rica	Repretel
Cuba	Instituto Cubano de Radio y Televisión - Cubavisión
Dominican Republic	Telesistema
Ecuador	Gama TV - TC Televisión
Guatemala	Canal 3 - Televisiete - Canal 11 - Trecevisión - Azteca Guatemala
Honduras	VTV - Canal 11
Nicaragua	Canal 2 - Canal 10
Panama	RPC TV
Paraguay	SNT - Telefuturo
Peru	ATV
Portugal	Rádio e Televisão de Portugal
Spain	RTVE
Uruguay	Monte Carlo TV - Canal 10 - Teledoce - Televisión Nacional Uruguay
Venezuela	Meridiano Televisión - Radio Caracas Televisión

Soccer broadcasting rights

• FIFA World Cup
• Copa América
• UEFA European Championship
• UEFA Champions League
• UEFA Europa League
• UEFA Europa Conference League
• Copa CONMEBOL Libertadores
• Copa CONMEBOL Sudamericana
• CONCACAF Champions League
• CONCACAF League
• Argentine Primera División
• Paraguayan Primera División
• Uruguayan Primera División

See also

• OTI Festival
• European Broadcasting Union
• Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union
• Caribbean Media Corporation
• Ibero-America ( Latin America)
• Miss Universe

References

External links

• Official website

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