Pedro Sánchez’s appearance on 'La Revuelta' drew a 41.7% audience share in Euskadi, the second-highest regional result after Madrid. The interview averaged 4.387 million viewers nationwide and set a record for the programme.
Jesús Cintora broke from the script to attack conspiracy theories aired after Maricarmen’s death, calling out those who originated the claims and those who let them spread on national television.
Cosas nuestras debuted on La 1 with a direct, participatory format and immediately topped the ratings. Its live approach and familiar faces point to a shift in Spanish weekend television, drawing viewers in with everyday stories and real-time interaction.
Isabel Díaz Ayuso’s appearance on Horizonte became a showcase for her sharp rhetoric against Pedro Sánchez and the left, as the interviewers offered little resistance. The result was a monologue that left even her supporters questioning the lack of real scrutiny.
Alessandro Lequio has reemerged in Madrid after a year away from television. He describes his new chapter as fulfilling, focusing on family and personal well-being while moving his commentary to social media.
Maruja Torres, acclaimed journalist and author, has delivered a blunt message to Spain’s left-wing parties ahead of the upcoming elections. In a candid interview, she called for unity and urged voters to back the left, while reflecting on aging and the realities of social care.
Àngels Barceló has moved back to Catalonia after nearly thirty years in Madrid, citing an increasingly hostile atmosphere in the capital. The former Cadena SER host is seeking a quieter life in Maresme while maintaining her professional ties.
Àngels Barceló, one of Spain’s most recognized radio voices, is leaving Madrid and returning to Barcelona after more than twenty years at Cadena SER. She has voiced discomfort with Madrid’s political climate as she begins a new chapter.
A political group is urging a Madrid court to urgently secure digital records tied to a secret Interior Ministry list of journalists. It wants to prevent evidence from disappearing and establish who ordered and handled the dossier.
Six Civil Guards lost their jobs at the Interior Ministry after refusing to continue building a dossier that sorted journalists by political leanings. The case has prompted a court review and raised sharp questions about official surveillance in Spain.
At the Premios Vanguardia 2026 in Barcelona, Alberto Núñez Feijóo argued that journalism cannot retain public trust without facts and credibility.
Mike Leigh's Tender Loving Care won the Golden Shell at San Sebastián. The film also received awards for its screenplay and lead performance, while José Luis Rebordinos received a standing ovation at his final edition as festival director.
French broadcasters are urging the EU to require FM and DAB+ radios in every new car. As streaming takes over dashboards, the future of free and anonymous radio access is at stake.
Digital platforms in Madrid are under scrutiny for their use of cookies and personal data. Users are being asked to consent to extensive data processing, raising questions about privacy and advertising, including where digital profiling crosses a line.
Nieves Moya, one of the first women to cover La Vuelta, tells how she fought for a place in cycling journalism. Her story shows the grit it took to enter a field that long shut women out, and how slowly real change can come.
El Hormiguero hit its highest audience figures since March with Ceuta president Juan Jesús Vivas as a guest. El Intermedio also gained viewers during Pedro Sánchez’s appearance, sharpening the ratings battle across Spanish TV.
TVE management removed criticism of Pedro Sánchez’s interview from its basic news broadcast, prompting a spontaneous staff protest. The incident highlights tensions over editorial independence and the use of external production companies.
A brief but charged exchange unfolded when Mourinho responded on camera to Raúl's first analysis as a Movistar commentator. The moment quickly drew attention from football fans and media, prompting discussion about their dynamic.
Atresmedia and ITV are preparing to sue Mediaset, alleging that its new show Rueda la letra copies Pasapalabra. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions over game-show formats in Spain.
Telecinco’s Rueda la letra has reignited the battle over TV quiz formats in Spain. Viewers and industry insiders point to striking similarities with Pasapalabra, and legal action now looms as competition for audiences and rights intensifies.
Javier Chicote ends his fourteen-year run at ABC and prepares for a stronger presence on Spanish television. He is also in talks with two digital newspapers about regular written contributions, as his move reflects a shift in Spanish media.
Telecinco drops '¡De lunes a viernes!' after low ratings and moves 'Rueda la letra' to a new time slot. The network reshapes its afternoon lineup to avoid a head-to-head with 'Pasapalabra'.
Journalist Mercedes Milá has raised concerns about the pressures faced by Queen Letizia. In an interview, she compared Letizia's experience to that of Diana of Wales. The remarks highlight ongoing scrutiny of Spain's royal family.
Mercedes Milá reflects on her decades in Spanish television and her political views, including Letizia Ortiz's impact on the monarchy. She also discusses the challenges facing reality show participants and milestones in her own career.
Spain’s top radio stations launch the new season with sweeping changes. Cadena Ser and Onda Cero overhaul their morning and evening lineups, while Cope bets on stability as rivals compete for listeners.
SER Catalunya launches a new season with more Catalan-language shows and a renewed focus on FC Barcelona. The station also celebrates 50 years since the first football broadcast in Catalan.
Congress has opened three new serious disciplinary cases against Vito Quiles. The journalist could permanently lose his press accreditation. The files cite repeated disruptions and unauthorized recordings inside the chamber.
Juana Dolores warns she may stop creating in Catalan after facing criticism. The artist cites ongoing attacks and controversy over her recent statements. The debate highlights tensions around language and identity in Catalonia.
La Séptima has put new presenter signings on hold until Javier Ruiz joins its leadership team. The channel, set to launch nationwide in November 2026, plans a female-majority lineup focused on live news and analysis.
A statement by Juan Carlos Rivero about Luis de la Fuente's influence on Barcelona has sparked widespread discussion. The journalist's words quickly went viral, prompting debate over tensions surrounding player recruitment.
Raúl Fernández, one of MotoGP’s standout performers this season, has openly criticized DAZN for not giving Spanish riders the attention they deserve. His comments highlight a growing debate about national representation in sports broadcasting.
Criticism of influencers is mounting across Spanish social media. Audiences question their authenticity and tire of constant advertising. Brands keep investing as trust erodes. The sector faces a turning point.
Recent disputes involving Carliyo el nervio and Violeta Mangriñán have reignited questions about the ability to recover of influencers. Fabiana Sevillano argues that negative attention may actually strengthen their presence.
Mediaset is removing 'Alerta cobra' from Cuatro after nearly two decades and replacing it with morning reruns of 'El chiringuito'. The move aims to boost morning ratings and marks a major shift in Spanish TV programming.
Marc Giró appears on La 2 for the last episode of 'Me meto en un jardín'. The interview was recorded before his move to Atresmedia. The show closes its first season amid uncertainty over renewal.
