cancelled. And even so that year, it returned as a frame, i.e. a rubric in the program Domingo Espetacular on Rede Record, a competitor of Rede Globo's program Fantástico. Portugal SIC Notícias acquired the broadcasting rights to the program in 2001. The original episodes were shown in Portugal with introductory and final comments by journalist Mário Crespo, who conducted the program until 2014. It is presently hosted by anchors of the aforementioned network on a rotational basis, who eventually adopted the previous model. Chile The news program of National Broadcasting of Chile (TVN), the public television network in that country, was named 60 Minutos ("60 Minutes") from 1975 to 1988, but the program had no association with the US version and no investigative reporting. Other versions A Mexican version, which featured Juan Ruiz Healy serving as anchor, aired in the late 1970s and 1980s. A Peruvian version aired in the early 1980s, called 60 Minutos. However, in the late 1980s there was also a similarly named series, but unrelated to the series produced by CBS News. Edited reruns of 60 Minutes interviews have aired on various cable channels in the United States, including TV Land and ESPN Classic. In Thailand, 60 Minutes (Thailand) was broadcast on TV 9 (from 1995 to 1997) and BBTV Channel 7 (from 1999 to 2001). In Catalonia, 60 Minutes has been broadcast by TV3 (Catalonia) for 27 seasons. In France, M6 launched 66 minutes in 2006, a television magazine with a similar concept and format. See also This Hour Has Seven Days, and W5 both of which pre-date 60 Minutes by a couple of years, are similar in journalistic style and format Citations General and cited sources Who's Who in America 1998, "Hewitt, Don S." Marquis Who's Who: New Providence, NJ, 1998. p. 1925. Who's Who in America 1998, "Wallace, Mike." Marquis Who's Who: New Providence, NJ, 1998. p. 4493. Madsen, Axel. 60 Minutes: The Power and the Politics of America's Most Popular TV News Show. Dodd, Mead and Company: New York City, 1984. Further reading . With introduction by Don Hewitt. External links Booknotes interview with Don Hewitt on Tell Me a Story: 50 Years and 60 Minutes in Television, April 1, 2001. 60 Minutes+ on Paramount+ Episodes 60 Minutes Television franchises 1968 American television series debuts 1960s American television news shows 1970s American television news shows 1980s American television news shows 1990s American