2017 in Mexican television

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The following is a list of events affecting Mexican television in 2017. Events listed include television show debuts, finales, and cancellations; channel launches, closures, and re-brandings; stations changing or adding their network affiliations; and information about controversies and carriage disputes.

## Events

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* January – The broadcast facility of defunct station XHK-TV in La Paz, Baja California Sur is demolished.[1]
* 31 May – In Tijuana, Baja California, XETV-TDT ends its 64-year-long history of providing English-language programming to the Tijiana-San Diego borderplex area when the area's affiliation with The CW in the United States moved to San Diego–based KFMB-DT2, and XETV's Canal 5 affiliation moving to the main channel while discontinuing its second digital subchannel upon the switch.[2][3]

## Television programs

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### Debuts

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* 40 y 20 (Since 2016)
* El Chiapo (Since 2017)
* Ingobernable (2017-201?)
* Sin tu mirads (Since 2017)

### Miniseries

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* The Day I Met El Chiapo

### Programs on-air

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#### 1970s

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* Plaza Sesamo (Since 1972)

#### 1990s

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* Acapulco Bay (Since 1995)
* Corazon salvaje (Since 1993)
* Esmeralda (Since 1997)
* La usurpadora (Since 1998)

#### 2000s

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* Alma de hierro (Since 2008)
* Big Brother México (2002–2005, Since 2015)
* Hotel Erotica Cabo (Since 2006)
* Lo Que Callamos Las Mujeres (Since 2001)

#### 2010s

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* 40 y 20 (Since 2016)
* Como dice el dicho (Since 2011)
* El Chiapo (Since 2017)
* La Voz… México (Since 2011)
* México Tiene Talento (Since 2014)
* Sin tu mirads (Since 2017)
* Valiant Love (Since 2012)

## Television stations

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### Station launches

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Date  | Market  | Station  | Channel  | Affiliation  | Notes/References

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11 December  | Querétaro, Querétaro | XHPBQR-TDT | 11 (VHF)
24 (PSIP)  | Non-commercial independent |

### Network affiliation changes

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Date  | Market  | Station  | Channel  | Affiliation  | Notes/References

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1 June  | Tijuana, Baja California
(San Diego, California, United States) | XETV-TDT | 6.1  | The CW | Canal 5 |
1 July  | XHAS-TDT | 33.1  | Telemundo | Azteca América | [4][5]

### Station closures

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Date  | Market  | Station  | Channel  | Affiliation  | Sign-on date  | Notes/References

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1 June  | Tijuana, Baja California
(San Diego, California, USA) | XETV-TDT2  | 6.2  | Canal 5  | Unknown  | Canal 5 moves to XETV's main channel after disaffiliating from The CW.
1 July  | Tecate/Tijuana, Baja California
(San Diego, California, USA) | XHDTV-TDT2 | 49.2  | 15 March 2017  | Azteca América |

## Deaths

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## See also

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* List of Mexican films of 2017
* 2017 in Mexico

## References

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1. ^ Villavicencio, Vic (30 January 2017). “Digo”. Colectivo Pericú. Retrieved 10 December 2019
2. ^ Varga, George (26 January 2017). “CW6 to end news programming March 31 to become Spanish-language outlet as CW migrates to KFMB”. The San Diego Union-Tribune. Retrieved 10 December 2019.
3. ^ Lafayette, John (6 March 2017). “Azteca America Adds New Affiliate in San Diego Market”. Broadcasting & Cable. Retrieved 10 December 2019.
4. ^ Villafa, Veronica. “Telemundo ends affiliate deal with Entravision to launch O&O in San Diego”. Media Moves. Retrieved 10 December 2019.
5. ^ “Telemundo 20 San Diego Launches on July 1 on Local Channel 20”. NBCUniversal Media Village.

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