The National Audiovisual Council has withdrawn the license of Mix TV, a station founded by Aristotel Căncescu. It has already gone into insolvency.
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Mix TV, the TV station in Brasov, has been left without a broadcasting license after it stopped broadcasting in early April. The CNA withdrew the license at the request of the station, which went into insolvency. Former PNL baron Aristotel Căncescu is the TV station's founder. Onelia Pescaru, former head of Mix TV, talked about her experience at the station.
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