VasalloVision
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| Type | Former Broadcast former television network |
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| Country | United States |
| Availability | National |
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Key people
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Carlos Vasallo, president and CEO |
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Launch date
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October 22, 2009 |
| Dissolved | 2012 |
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Official website
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vasallovision.tv |
| Replaced by | MundoFox |
VasalloVision was a small Spanish-language TV network in the USA that catered to the Mexican audience. Its programming mainly consisted of movies, pro wrestling and some kids' shows. The network was made up of four stations, mostly in the western USA.
Former affiliates
| City | Station | Channel | Owner | Comment |
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| Del Rio/San Antonio, Texas | KYVV-TV |
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SATV 10, LLC | Now an affiliate of MundoMax. |
| Aurora/Denver, Colorado | KQDK-CA (satellite of KQCK, Cheyenne, WY) |
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Fusion Communications. | Now an affiliate of CTN. |
| Cheyenne, Wyoming/Denver, Colorado | KQCK |
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Fusion Communications. | Now an affiliate of CTN. |
| Baytown/Houston, Texas | KAZH |
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Titan Broadcast Group | First station to carry VasalloVision programming. Relaunched as English-language independent station KUBE-TV September 27, 2010. |
| Laughlin/Las Vegas, Nevada | KMCC |
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Beam Tilt, LLC | Now an affiliate of MundoMax |
| Louisville, Kentucky | WBKI |
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Fusion Communications | Dropped in August 2012 after new company took over station operations. |
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