Where and when is Dinagyang Festival happening and what countries have watch the festival on their TV?
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Dinagyang festival is an annual celebration of Ilo-ilo, Philippines celebrated every fourth sunday of january. it is a colorful street dancing activity to honor the patron saint sto. niño.
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Iran, Japan, or South Korea
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Try http://www.watchtvonnet.com/
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Sun 11th June\n Nuremberg\n Mexico v Iran\n 18.00 hrs\n hope this help \nalso have site for you to see all the times hun
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this time\nAustralia or Japan\nnext time Africa maybe
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Almost all the channels in Thailand are showing World Cup. Your best option is to get a cable connection from UBC if you don't want to miss any matches. Local Thai channels like Channel7, channel3 and iTV are showing the event live. But you might miss some matches if there an important local event like King's 60th anniversary. - http://bangkokhotels.wordpress.com
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SUNDAY 11 JUNE \n\nGroup D\nMexico v Iran\n1700, Nuremberg
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2007\nThe Asian Football Confederation's 2007 Asian Cup finals will be held in July 2007 (Starting on July 7, 2007, ending on July 29, 2007). For the first time in its history (and perhaps in any sporting event), the competition will be co-hosted by four nations – Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam.\n\nThe Asian Cup has been held once every four years from 1956 onwards, the last of which held in China in 2004. However, as the Summer Olympic Games and the European Football Championship are also held in the same year as the Asian Cup (2004, 2008, 2012 etc.), the sporting calendar is somewhat crowded. The AFC have thus decided to change their tradition, and will be holding the next tournament in 2007, and every four years henceforth from that date.\n\nIt is the first major tournament that Australia will participate as an invitee of the ASEAN Football Federation since its move into the AFC on January 1, 2006
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India...especially Gujarat State....we have a festival out here called "utrayan" where everybody that means "everybody" is up on the roof and we enjoy flying kite 2 days long.....this is a festival out here on the 14th of January....:)
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Oman tv, Bangladesh Tv... people from India (border) juss migrate to Bangladesh during te world cup to watch this channel. They are free to air in the asia sat. Also dubai sports.
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This year it will take place 2nd September, sorry no links in English, only German or French.
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I sometimes watch via live TV stream from China station. Go to mediahopper.com, choose "China", then go to channel CCTV-5. They sometimes show games.\n\nI do not know if they will show the finals live, but hopeful they will.\n\nChoppy reception at times, but if you're in Korea, broadband must be good.\n\nGood luck!
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Boryeong, South Korea ... they have festivals honoring their mud.
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you must enter your country ........ithink eurosport\n\nor tv5 nilesat 11900---27500 the final on friday be quickly
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Yes In UK\nITV & BBC!!!!
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Asia : ESPN Star  \nAlbania: Digit-Alb \nArgentina: Torneos y Competencias, DirectTV \nAustralia: SBS \nBelgium: Kanaal 2 & VT4 \nBrazil: TV Globo \nBulgaria: BNT Channel 1 \nCanada: Rogers Sportsnet, partnered with TSN/CTV \nChile: Megavisión, TVN, RED Television \nChina: CCTV-5 \nCosta Rica: Repretel \nCroatia: HRT \nCzech Republic: Česká televize \nDenmark: shared between DR1 and TV 2 \nEstonia: ETV \nFinland: YLE \nFrance: TF1, M6, Canal+, Eurosport France \nGermany: ARD, ZDF, RTL Television and Premiere \nHong Kong: Cable TV Hong Kong \nHungary: RTL Klub \nIceland: Sýn \nIran: IRIB \nIsrael: Most matches only on pay-per-view. The opening match, and matches from the quarter-final and onwards, will be broadcast by Channel 2 and Channel 10, with the latter broadcasting the final. \nItaly: Sky Italia[13] \nIreland: RTE \nJapan: (Japan Consortium system,all network broadcast) NHK,Nippon TV(NTV),TBS,Fuji Television,TV Asahi,TV Tokyo,SKY PerfecTV!(satellite) \nKosova: RTK \nMiddle East: ART World Cup Channel \nMexico: Televisa \nNetherlands: Television and radio by Nederlandse Omroep Stichting \nNorway: NRK and TV2 \nPeru: Andina de Televisión \nPortugal: SIC and SportTV \nPoland: shared between Polsat and TVP \nPuerto Rico: Univision Puerto Rico \nRomania: TVR1 and TVR2 \nSerbia: RTS \nSlovenia: shared between RTV Slovenija and Kanal A \nSpain: La Sexta and Digital Plus \nSouth Korea: Cable TV \nSweden: \nTV: shared between SVT and TV4  \nRadio: Sveriges Radio \nSwitzerland: SF2 (German), TSR2 (French), TSI2 (Italian) \nUnited Kingdom: \nTV: \nHigh-definition: BBC HD, ITV via Telewest \nStandard definition: shared between BBC and ITV \nRadio: BBC Radio 5 Live, TalkSport \nUnited States: \nTV: \nHigh-definition: ABC HD, ESPN HD, ESPN2 HD \nRegular-definition: ABC, ESPN, ESPN2; Spanish-speaking coverage on Univision \nRadio: XM Satellite Radio \nVietnam : FPT, VTV and HTV
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there is a large village in the DMZ. Perhaps this is the middle Korea that you have heard about.