TV Altamira

 ( Television Stations In Brazil ) 

TV Altamira, also known as TVA, is a Brazilian television station located in the city of Altamira, Pará. The station is affiliated with Rede Brasil and is tuned to Channel 6 VHF.

The broadcaster has an RTV Station Operating License under number 002174/2002-SCM issued by ANATEL on January 11, 2002, and valid until November 30, 2015.

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History In September 1976, the Ministry of Communications published in the Official Gazette of the Union (DOU) the ordinance of the Basic Plan for the distribution of 112 channels in UHF for the 51 cities of Pará (average of 2 Channels in each city), through the National Department of Telecommunications (DENTEL), among them, was Altamira. This coincided with the start of TV Marabá, the first television station in inland Pará, which had a Guilherme Araújo. «A TV Marabá apresenta». Veja (edição 449, 13 de abril de 1977, páginas 83 e 84. Accessed 12 September 2012. The station was a Tupi affiliate and received its programming from TABA jets that were sent from TV Marajoara to TV Altamira's facilities. With the cessation of Rede Tupi in 1980, the station resorted to affiliate with the SBT Rio-Record stop-gap. Emissoras Afiliadas de TV

TV Altamira received its definitive license in March 1983 and, by then, had become an affiliate of TV Globo through TV Liberal Belém. Prefeito e oposição possuem TVs em Altamira During the Globo affiliation, the station covered the "Monster of Altamira", a child molester.Morre o 'monstro de Altamira', O Liberal, January 15, 1992 After the launch of TV Transamazônica, the current TV Liberal Altamira, the station affiliated with Rede Bandeirantes. TV Altamira (TVA) Canal 6, em 1995. Retransmissora da Band. In the 90s, the station played the municipal anthem at sign-on. prefeitura - Câmara Municipal de Altamira

In late January 2019, Observatório da Imprensa visited its current facilities, operating in a precarious state. The local news program TVA Notícias has been out of production since a thunderstorm in December 2018, burning its transmitter; and in February 2019, Erik Matos, station administrator, bought a new transmitter borrowed by a local technician. The news team consisted of two reporters, two cameramen and one producer.

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