60 Minutos

60 Minutos (English: 60 Minutes) was a Chilean TV newscast which aired on TVN during the military government of Augusto Pinochet between 1975 and 1988.[1]

60 Minutos
GenreNews
Presented byRaúl Matas (1977–86)
Raquel Argandoña (1979–81)
Paulina Nin de Cardona (1982–87)
Pepe Abad (1975–80)
Juan Gullermo Vivado (1984–88)
Benjamín Palacios (1985–88)
Margot Kahl (1984–88)
Eduardo Cruz Johnson (1980–88)
Pamela Hodar (1985–88)
Country of originChile
Original language(s)Spanish
Production
Camera setupMulti-camera
Running time60 minutes
Release
Original networkTelevisión Nacional de Chile
Original release7 April 1975 –
4 April 1988
Chronology
Preceded byTelediario Nacional
Followed byTV Noticias (1988-1990)
24 horas (1990-present)

The program was conceived as an attempt to "reunify the Chilean people" and was first aired in 1976, being the first newscast from the public channel. Some of the well-known presenters were Julio López Blanco, Pepe Abad, Raúl Matas, Bernardo de la Maza, Raquel Argandoña, Eduardo Cruz-Johnson, Paulina Nin de Cardona, Margot Kahl, Juan Guillermo Vivado and Pedro Carcuro.

The program's most memorable broadcast was the live interview with Augusto Pinochet, immediately after his assassination attempt on 7 September 1986.

The show formed the basis for the satirical children's puppetry series 31 Minutos.

Anchors
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References
  1. Opening titles from 1970s


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