CNN en Español
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| Launched | March 17, 1997 |
| Owned by | Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. (a Time Warner company) |
| Picture format | 480i (SDTV) |
| Slogan | Porque usted necesita saber, siempre (Because you always need to know) |
| Country |  United States |
| Language | Spanish |
| Broadcast area | United States, Latin America, Equatorial Guinea and Spain |
| Headquarters | CNN Center Atlanta, Georgia |
| Sister channel(s) | CNN CNN Airport Network CNN International Headline News |
| Website | CNN.com/espanol |
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| Satellite | |
| DirecTV (U.S.) | 419 1419 (VOD) |
| DirecTV (Latin America) | 704 |
| Satellite radio | |
| Sirius | 92 |
| XM | 126 |
CNN en Español is CNN's Spanish language news network. It broadcasts the latest world news, business, sports and entertainment headlines in Spanish 24 hours a day from CNN's global headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. CNN en Español launched March 17, 1997. It is broadcast worldwide (especially North America, Latin America, Spain and the Spanish-speaking African country Equatorial Guinea). CNN also has a CNN En Español Radio Network with its own staff of anchors.
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[edit] Personalities
[edit] Anchors
- Patricia Janiot
- Daniel Viotto
- Glenda Umaña
- Claudia Palacios
- Gabriela Frías
- Carmen Aristegui
- Alberto Padilla
- Sasha Rionda
- Luis Carlos Vélez
- Carlos Montero
- Diego Bustos
- Viviana Fernández
- Carolina Escobar
- Xanthe Tilden
- Gloria Rodríguez Mulloy
- Juan Carlos Arciniegas
- Guillermo Arduino
- Ana Maria Montero
- Marcela Trucios
[edit] Correspondents
- Carolina Cayazzo (Buenos Aires)
- Javier Doberti (Buenos Aires)
- Rey Rodríguez (Mexico City)
- Harris Whitbeck (Mexico City)
- Alberto Pando (Santiago, Chile)
- Inés Ferré (New York)
- Juan Carlos López (Washington)
- Ione Molinares (Washington)
- Carlos de Vega (Washington)
- Naibe Reynoso (Los Angeles)
- Al Goodman (Madrid)
- José Levy (Jerusalem)
- Belén Chiloeches (Atlanta)
- Miguel Angel Antonanzas (Atlanta)
- Ismael Cala (Toronto)
- Cenia Alvarado-Beltre (New York)
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