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'', but had a slightly different format. The publisher of ''Teve Guía'' was Agencia de Publicaciones. Apart from offering daily programming information, ''Teve Guía'' also published interviews with entertainers, both from Puerto Rico and on the international scene, and gossip sections. Another section, ''Querida Aurora'', was a ''

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'' style column, dedicated to counseling readers who wrote in seeking advice. ''Teve Guias main competitors were '' Artistas'', '' Estrella'', '' Estrellita'', and ''

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''.

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