Red Uno de Bolivia

Cruceña de Televisión (Channel 13) was launched on the air on April 1, 1984, owned by Ivo Kuljis.

In the city of La Paz it began to broadcast on July 1, 1985, under the name of Teleandina through channel 11 (VHF), with broadcasts from Monday to Friday at 6:00 p.m. and on weekends at 5:00 pm. Back then, filmmaker Hugo Roncal was the channel's general manager. In 1987 the transmitting antenna is changed and Teveandina expands its broadcast schedules starting at 11:00 a.m. from Monday to Friday and at 6:00 a.m. on Sundays. Teleandina's studio was located in the center of the city and they moved to Miraflores first and to Sopocachi at the end of the 1980s, thus broadcasting regularly since November 24, 1988. Teleandina's first programs were Virgul, an animated cartoon; the America's Top 10; Julio Sabala specials and Italian Football on Sunday mornings.

In 1991, it entered a stage of definitive consolidation. His relationship with associated production companies allowed him to produce national programs.

Likewise, Teleandina broadcast on channels 11 from Oruro, 13 from Santa Cruz, 6 and later signal 9 from Cochabamba (channel 2 CCA Corazón de América is an independent channel that broadcast some programs), 11 from La Paz and had repeater stations. throughout the country.[2][3]

In November 1994, a new stage of technological growth begins with a new transmission equipment adapted to work at an altitude of 4000 msnm and with a power of 5 kW.

Work was done on the ideal conditioning for the operation of this new equipment, which consisted of new irradiation antennas, a new tower and adequate electrical installations.

The work carried out made it possible to improve the quality of the signal, thus perfecting the sharpness of the image; and a greater reach allowing a wide national coverage.

In 2012, Uno inaugurated new studios located in Santa Cruz and the modernization of its equipment to be able to broadcast and record in HD. However, it was not until 2018 when the channel began broadcasting on digital terrestrial television (DTT) in high definition.

Red Uno begins to have a crisis in 2015 and caused by a labor award, in August 2020, the ordinary justice freezes the accounts of Red Uno (valued at a value of more than Bs 2,000,000); the channel suffers several layoffs and the crisis of its programming. The problem is (even today) that there is sufficient evidence of labor abuse that still happens in that company. This fact was covered up by the previous government and only the Ordinary Justice of Santa Cruz has responded by freezing accounts.

• Notivisión: Newscast of the channel.
• El mañanero: Morning magazine, informative format.
• Sabores Bolivianos: Original version of Cocineros argentinos, a program dedicated to cooking.
• Qué No Me Pierda: Late night show, focused on being an informative one.

The then Minister of Communication (ministry currently dissolved), Isabel Fernández Suárez revealed that the television media in Bolivia enjoyed benefits of millions of dollars of government propaganda in the previous administration of government, of which Red Uno received an amount of 82.3 million Bolivians between the years 2017, 2018 and 2019.[4]