América 24
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Television broadcasting |
| Predecessor | CVN: CableVisión Noticias |
| Founded | April 15, 1993 |
| Founder | Eliseo Álvarez |
| Headquarters | Argentina |
Area served | Argentina |
| Owner | Grupo América |
A24 (also known as América 24) is an Argentine news channel available on free-to-air television and is owned by Grupo América.
CVN: CableVisión Noticias (1993-2005)
The channel began transmissions on April 15, 1993, under the leadership of journalist Eliseo Álvarez and the media company Corporación Multimedios América. In 1996, it was rebranded as CVN CableVisión Noticias and underwent multiple visual updates, culminating in a final logo redesign in 2002 after being acquired by América Multimedios. CVN ended its broadcasts on March 8, 2005.
América 24 (2005-2011)
On March 8, 2005, the station was relaunched as América 24 with the intention of refocusing on news content following CVN’s shift towards general entertainment. Despite significant marketing efforts and the involvement of well-known journalists, it did not replicate the audience dominance CVN enjoyed during the 1990s. Between 2006 and 2010, the channel also aired matches from the Torneo Argentino A.
A24 (2011-present)
The channel underwent another rebranding on March 1, 2011, adopting the name "A24," along with refreshed graphics, a new logo, and updated studio design while enhancing its weekend news programming. However, weekend newscasts were soon replaced by football broadcasts as part of the government-sponsored "Fútbol para todos" initiative.
In March 2012, A24 updated its brand identity again and launched new programs such as "Mauro 360°" and "Mediodía, más que noticias." High-profile journalists including Eduardo Feinmann and Jorge Rial joined the network in April 2017. Although several key personalities departed for La Nación + in 2021, many returned by February 2025.
Despite operating from a main studio experiencing deterioration and technical difficulties reported in mid-2025, A24 has sustained strong audience ratings, outperforming LN+.