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RKO Latino is a Spanish/Portuguese language American broadcast television network owned by RKO Corporation subsidiary RKO Entertainment and launched in 1996. It's the first Spanish language network to broadcast also in Portuguese (normally as a secondary language). It broadcasts RKO Network programmes and foreign programming (mainly from Spain, Portugal, Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Brazil).

1996-1997

LOGO MISSING

In 1996, Turner Latino was replaced with RKO Latino.

1997-2009

2009-present

File:RKO Latino.png

V • T • E RKO
Predecessor: RKO Holdings, LLC Split from: CPN Holdings RKO Entertainment: RKO-Ryman Ventures Nashville (50%) \| RKO Alternative Entertainment \| RKO Pictures (Others) \| RKO-Pathé Films \| Embassy Pictures (Others \| Embassy Interactive \| Embassy Television) RKO Network (HD \| 3D \| +1): RKO Daytime (block) \| RKO Two \| RKO Latino \| RKO Sports \| UPN (50%) \| Rhodium RKO News: MSNRKO \| CRKO \| RKO Hispanic News \| BBC RKO News (50%) \| RTS NewsChannel¹ \| RKO News Radio \| TodayRKO (50%) RKO Kids: RKO Jr. \| RKO Teen \| KidShow! (50%) \| RKO Kids Classics Television stations: Zabrus Global Media International television: RKO Canada Studios: RKO Studios Digital media: RKO.com \| VideoFun \| RKO Games (RKO Mobile \| Volatile Games \| RKO Sports Games \| RKO Origin Box) Past consoles: RKO SuperColor \| RKO Game Track \| RKO Spirit \| RKO Worm \| RKO Game Track Color \| RKO LineVision \| RKO Hot Line \| RKO 2X \| RKO Tape \| RKO Tape 2 \| RKO Tape 3 \| RKO 1550 \| RKO Bound Defunct: RKO Television Studios (Flat House, Inc.) \| RKO Television Distribution \| RKO Home Entertainment \| RKO International Television \| RKO Television Group ¹ Operated by Zabrus Global Media. ² To be merged to RKO Entertainment.
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-'''RKO Latino''' is a Spanish/Portuguese language American broadcast television network owned by [[RKO Holdings]] subsidiary [[RKO Television Group]] and launched in 1996. It's the first Spanish language network to broadcast also in Portuguese (normally as a secondary language). It broadcasts [[RKO Network]] programmes and foreign programming (mainly from Spain, Portugal, Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Brazil).
+'''RKO Latino''' is a Spanish/Portuguese language American broadcast television network owned by [[RKO (company)|RKO Corporation]] subsidiary [[RKO Entertainment]] and launched in 1996. It's the first Spanish language network to broadcast also in Portuguese (normally as a secondary language). It broadcasts [[RKO Network]] programmes and foreign programming (mainly from Spain, Portugal, Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Brazil).
 ==1996-1997==
-In 1996, [[Turner Latino]] was replaced with RKO Latino.
+{{Missing former logo}}In 1996, [[Turner Latino]] was replaced with RKO Latino.
 ==1997-2009==
+[[File:RKO_Latino_1997.svg|center|200px]]
 ==2009-present==
 [[File:RKO_Latino.png|200px|center]]
-<gallery>
+<gallery position="center">
 RKO Latino 2012 slogan.png|2012 ident (with the ''Te Amo RKO Latino'' slogan).
 </gallery>
 {{RKO Holdings}}
 [[Category:RKO Holdings]]
-[[Category:RKO Television Group]]
+[[Category:RKO Entertainment]]