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- TSJ head: Ruling on RCTV is "a matter of time"
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- Minister Chacón brands EP resolution as "political opinion"
- Brazilian broadcasters reject move against RCTV
- Moral Council asked to take actions against people opposed to RCTV closure
- Ecuador "respects" Venezuelan government decision on RCTV
- University students demonstrate on behalf of RCTV
- Journalists urge to "raise the alarm"
- Chávez: Government action on RCTV is a "routine decision"
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EL UNIVERSAL
Hugo Chávez government is to take control temporally
of the broadcast equipment of private TV channel RCTV, according
to a rule by the Supreme Tribunal of Justice (TSJ). The action
is aimed at ensuring the new TV channel Televisora Venezolana
Social -replacing RCTV - can be watched all over the country.
The TSJ said that the expiration of the broadcast license
of RCTV on May 27 should not translate into a poor service.
In order to allow all the Venezuelan TV watchers to access
the service, the top court ordered the National Telecommunications
Commission (Conatel) to take control of broadcast equipment
RCTV possesses nationwide to guarantee that the new channel
TVes has the necessary infrastructure to cover the same areas
currently covered by RCTV.
The opposition TV channel was ordered to hand over all the
facilities and equipment including transmission equipment
and antennas, and electric installations.
The top court also ordered the Armed Forced to guard, monitor
and control permanently the use of installations and equipments
and guarantee their use by the new Chávez channel.
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