Iran launches state-funded Spanish language TV channel
Iran has launched its very first Spanish speaking channel - funded and run by the Iranian government.
Hispan TV representatives have said that the channel - which broadcasts 16 hours daily - will not spread religious news and will focus on current affairs and documentary programmes - as well as films and TV dramas.
Karen Zarindast reports.
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