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This article is from the Pro-Wrestling FAQ, by macika@emunix.emich.edu (Dominic Macika) with numerous contributions by others.
If you cable company carries the Spanish language station
Galavision, then you get it now. At last report, a combined
AAA/EMLL show aired Saturday nights at 6pm (EST). If you live in
the southern portion of the United States, then you may be able
to pick up the Mexican satellite transmissions. Also, one Los
Angeles local spanish language station carries lucha libre. In
Canada, the Telelatino network carries lucha libre from 3:45pm to
5:30pm EST on Saturdays.
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