Spanish Television launches new season of news

TVE reinforces its network of correspondents, which has just expanded with Rio de Janeiro, and its territorial centers, which will offer 3 more minutes a day in the second edition of the Territorial News.

Spanish Television has started the new season of its Information Services this Monday. In this new stage, under the motto 'Information, part of your life', the News News will combine experience with youth and advance its image, with an evolution in the graphic line and narrative. The faces of some of the editions change: Diego Losada and Ana Ibáñez join the Morning News, and Arseni Cañada and Marc Martín will innovate in the weekend sports information. The director of TVE, José Ramón Díez; TVE's News Director, Julio Somoano, and Sergio Martín, director of Canal 24 Horas, accompanied by the main presenters, announced the main news at a press conference.

Julio Somoano ha recordado en la presentación cómo en estos meses de noticias trascendentes “Televisión Española ha sido referencia. En la temporada que acaba de terminar los telediarios han sido líderes de audiencia según los datos de Kantar Media. Nuestra obligación es seguir siendo líderes en audiencia, pero sobre todo, líderes en rigor, en calidad, y seguir siendo el motor de la parrilla de TVE”. También ha recordado que RTVE es el único grupo que tiene un canal ‘todo noticias’, el Canal 24 Horas. Su director, Sergio Martín, ha destacado que el reto es “seguir contando a los espectadores la mayor cantidad de cosas posibles y a tiempo real, a través de plataformas como +24”, en un trabajo que estará presidido por dos ideas: “Te contamos lo que está pasando y te lo contamos a ti”.

Spanish Television, the generalist channel that dedicates the most time to information, will bet on two of the elements that identify it as a public channel, its network of correspondents, which has just been reinforced with the opening of Rio de Janeiro, with María Oña at the helm, and its territorial centers. To this end, this year the territorial information of the second edition will be expanded by three more minutes, 51 more minutes of own production per day.

TVE will also aim to continue leading the technological revolution, of which it has been a pioneer with projects such as the creation of the first multi-screen TV in Spain (+24). This year it will do so with a new RTVE.es page and with new information support that will be reported on in the coming weeks.
On the other hand, it is worth noting that the veteran information space Weekly Report, directed by Jenaro Castro and presented by Olga Lambea, will return from this Saturday, September 13, to prime time on La 1 after a few months inexplicably relegated to late night.
For its part, Canal 24 Horas will premiere its new season next Monday, September 15. The main novelty of this stage is the change in the afternoon, which will become a topical space. It will be directed and presented by Pedro Carreño, new coordinator of Canal 24 Horas, who will be accompanied by Ana Belén Roy in the presentation.