The company Hispanoamérica TV was registered in
Panama on 28 February 2005, put up under the control of Troche Robbiani on March 9. The Paraguayan subsidiary, which was used to exploit its over-the-air signal on VHF channel 11 in Asunción, Hispanoamérica TV del Paraguay SA, was formed in 2007. At launch time, it had a ten-hour educational programming block (from midnight to 10am) with a substantial amount of documentaries acquired from
Discovery Communications and educational courses made locally, paid by for Servicio Nacional de Promoción Profesional. In 2011, the channel was responsible for airing the acts of Paraguay's Bicentennial, with
Telefuturo in charge of the footage outside of Asunción. On 20 February 2012, it premiered
No Somos Ángeles, a celebrity gossip program, based on the Bolivian format of the same name on
Red Uno. The format arrived to Paraguay from Bolivian producer Hans Bravo and was previously adapted for
Sur Televisora Itapúa before moving to Asunción. Although the channel since launch was under the editorial control of Grupo A. J. Vierci, the channel in its early years was legally owned by an offshore company, Hispanoamérica TV SA, a
Panama-registered offshore created by
Mossack Fonseca. Figureheads like Hispanoamérica TV are forbidden in Paraguayan legislation; for which end in 2012 it was suggested that the legal company would be dissolved, which was achieved in April 2013. Hispanoamérica TV never properly operated, as a company, it was rather used to exploit a television license and had no direct relations with Vierci or La Tele. Latele held the OTA rights of
UEFA Euro 2020 (24 matches). == References ==