WRUA
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| Fajardo, Puerto Rico | |
| Channels | 34 (UHF) analog, 33 (UHF) digital |
| Affiliations | Citytv |
| Owner | Eastern Television Corporation |
| Founded | 1990 |
| Transmitter Power | 50.1 kW/848 m |
| Website | Not Available (N/A) |
WRUA is a full-power television station licensed to Fajardo, Puerto Rico transmitting over analog channel 34 and digital channel 33. The station is owned by Eastern Television Corporation.
WRUA carries the Citytv branding and programming, under a licensing agreement with Toronto-based CHUM Limited. WRUA airs Citytv programs such as SexTV and FT-Fashion Television. This is Citytv's first station on American soil, and the second Spanish-language Citytv station (Bogotá, Colombia has the other).
The new WRUA will also have a local newscast, though its unclear if that would be launched with the Citytv name. [1]
Before the switchover to Citytv, WRUA was originally a station belonging to the Encuentrovision religious network. This programming can still be seen on WECN.
[edit] Logos
 Old Channel 34 logo when it was a member station of the Encuentrovision religious network. |
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| Preceded by None |
WRUA 1990 - present |
Succeeded by Incumbent |
| Broadcast television stations in the Puerto Rico market | ||
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San Juan: WKAQ 2 (TEL) - WAPA 4 (Ind) - WIPR 6 (PBS) - WSTE 7 (Ind) - WLII 11 (UNI) - WORO 13 (Ind/Rel) - WSJN-CA 15 (Rel) - WTCV 18 (Ind) WJPX 24 (MTV) - W25DN 25 - WVQS-LP 28 - WSJU 30 (Ind) - WRUA 34 (Citytv) - WDWL 36 (TBN) - WMTJ 40 (PBS) - W44CK 44 (3ABN) - WRFB 52 (Ind) WUJA 58 (Rel) - WWXY-LP 62 - WECN 64 (Rel) - WVSN 68 (Rel) Mayagüez: WIPM 3 (PBS) - WORA 5 (UNI) - WSTE 7 (Ind) - WOLE 12 (TEL) - WOST 16 - WPRU-LP 20 (ABC) - WNJX 22 (Ind) - WSJX-LP 24 (Fox) Ponce: WSTE 7 (Ind) - WSUR 9 (UNI) - WTIN 14 (Ind) - WKPV 20 (MTV) - WXWZ-LP 22 (Rel) - WQTO 26 (PBS) - WQQZ-CA 33 - W36DB 36 Arecibo: WSTE 7 (Ind) - WIMN-CA 20 (Rel) - WJWN 38 (MTV) - WQSJ-LP 48 (Rel) - WCCV 54 (Rel) - WMEI 60 |
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