Television and the two radio services have separate destinations
SERTV’s website divides television from Crisol and Nacional FM. Each service has its own programme, news and live links. The television navigation includes SERTV Deportes, while the radio areas retain their station identities. Both inspected radio live pages include visual-player material as well as listening areas: seeing a studio picture does not turn that radio edition into the television channel’s schedule. Use the television live route for SERTV output and the named radio route for the station’s own edition.
The radio publishers describe different editorial roles
Crisol presents itself as SERTV’s educational and cultural medium, emphasising knowledge and Panamanian identity. Nacional FM’s own description names news, sport, culture, entertainment, music magazines, reports and listener participation. These are programme orientations rather than a promise that the services relay identical items. Nacional’s page also describes its internet audio work separately from terrestrial AM and FM distribution, making the online listening destination useful when a local receiver frequency is not the viewing task.
Broadcast statistics are a record rather than a timetable
SERTV publishes a 2026 radio-output dataset through Panama’s official open-data portal. The inspected resources cover January to August, in PDF, spreadsheet and CSV formats, with programme name, type, station, number of emissions and duration. The record was updated in September. It can establish what period the broadcaster reported, but it is not a November listening schedule or an episode player. For a session today, use the individual station’s programme/live area; for production-history research, use the dated dataset.