In 2002, a major economic crisis almost carried the channel into bankruptcy; the Ávila family connected América to the Grupo América multimedia company, and after a reorganization, the station was able to emerge from bankruptcy and maintain its license, despite a strong challenge mounted by Héctor Ricardo García.

In 2005, two of the most popular programs on the network moved to Canal 13 after the program Televisión Registrada invited a guest who had been charged with bribing the Argentinian Senate.
The station's news director apparently refused to allow the program to air, and as a result, both Television Registrada and Indomables left América.
In that same year, Francisco de Narváez bought a majority stake in the channel.

Currently, América occupies fourth place in the ratings, slightly behind Canal 9 in the competition for third place.

In 2015, América TV broadcast its first Reality Show: Gran Hermano Argentina 2015.

It also has subsidiary channels of Paraguay, Uruguay and Chile.
In 2002, a major economic crisis almost carried the channel into bankruptcy; the Ávila family connected América to the Grupo América multimedia company, and after a reorganization, the station was able to emerge from bankruptcy and maintain its license, despite a strong challenge mounted by Héctor Ricardo García.
In 2005, two of the most popular programs on the network moved to Canal 13 after the program Televisión Registrada invited a guest who had been charged with bribing the Argentinian Senate. The station's news director apparently refused to allow the program to air, and as a result, both Television Registrada and Indomables left América. In that same year, Francisco de Narváez bought a majority stake in the channel.
Currently, América occupies fourth place in the ratings, slightly behind Canal 9 in the competition for third place.
In 2015, América TV broadcast its first Reality Show: Gran Hermano Argentina 2015.
It also has subsidiary channels of Paraguay, Uruguay and Chile.
América Televisión (Argentina)