The television directory separates five named outputs
Teveo’s television page lists Canal Caribe, Cubavisión, Cubavisión Internacional, Multivisión and Tele Rebelde. Its descriptions identify Canal Caribe with news, Cubavisión as the national general channel, Cubavisión Internacional as the international signal and Tele Rebelde with sport. These are channel-level editorial distinctions, not an audio-language selector for a single programme. In particular, the national and international Cubavisión entries should not be merged simply because they share a name.
The radio collection includes local and provincial services
Teveo has a separate radio directory spanning several pages. The inspected first page includes Aguada Radio, Radio Coral in Guamá, La Voz del Litoral in Santa Cruz del Norte, La Voz del Níquel and provincial Radio 26. These descriptions give local identities within the wider Cuban platform, rather than every station being an interchangeable national feed. A local radio selection supplies its station’s audio output; it is not a test of the television channel’s picture.
Recent uploads show why duration and contributor matter
The homepage’s recent items include Radio 26’s En tiempo real editions for Matanzas dated 2 and 3 November 2026, each around half an hour. The same list includes much shorter Radio Baraguá reports and a separately labelled Radio Cubana podcast. This is a mixed collection of contributed items rather than one continuous television schedule. The named station, programme format and displayed duration explain whether an entry is a bulletin, a brief report or a podcast before the viewer opens the actual item.