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WPRU-LP is a low-power television station in Puerto Rico, broadcasting on local digital UHF channel 20. Founded in 2004, it is owned by LKK Group. WPRU is affiliated with ABC (American Broadcasting Company), airing ABC's primetime shows in the evening.

In the morning, the station airs ABC's morning news and information program, with spots for local news and weather; in the afternoon, it airs ABC's soap operas; in the early evening, it shows ABC's national news broadcast and WABC New York's newscasts. After primetime, it again airs WABC New York's newscasts, followed by ABC's late-night programming. It has no original programming; it fills the non-ABC time slots with paid programming.

WSJX-LP is a low-power television station in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, broadcasting on local UHF channel 24. Founded in 2005, it is owned by Caribbean Broadcasting Network.

WSJX is affiliated with the FOX Network, airing FOX's primetime shows in the evening. During the day, WSJX airs syndicated television sitcoms and reality programs After primetime, it airs reruns and paid programming. It has no local programmin

Sistema TV - WQTO is a full service television station in Ponce, Puerto Rico , broadcasting on local digital UHF channel 25 and virtual channel 26. Founded in 1984, it is owned by Ana G. Mendez University System and branded as Sistema TV.

As a satellite station of WMTJ, WQTO is a member station of PBS (Public Broadcasting Service).

In addition to its PBS programming, Sistema TV airs locally produced programs with information concerning local interest, culture, history and education. Sistema TV airs both English and Spanish-language programs.

WMTJ is a full service television station in Fajardo, Puerto Rico, broadcasting on local digital UHF channel 16 and virtual channel 40. Founded in 1983, it is owned by Ana G. Mendez University System and branded as Sistemo TV. WMTJ is a member station of PBS (Public Broadcasting Service).

Sistemo TV's programs are primarily in Spanish. In addition to its PBS programming, WMTJ airs locally produced programs with information concerning local interest, culture, history and education.