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TVi removed from cable networks in 11 cities

21.07.2012

The independent TV channel TVi which has been subjected to serious Tax Administration checks and whose Director is facing charges of “tax evasion”, has been switched off in 11 cities. The Kyiv operators say that this is in connection with repairs to equipment.

The independent TV channel TVi which has been subjected to serious Tax Administration checks and whose Director is facing charges of “tax evasion”, has been switched off in 11 cities. The Kyiv operators say that this is in connection with repairs to equipment.

Around 200 thousand viewers are affected in Dnipropetrovsk; Donetsk; Kharkiv; Kyiv; Luhansk; Odessa; Poltava; Simferopol; Sumy and Chuhuyev (Kharkiv oblast).

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