Trece begins the season with a change in its corporate image

The Episcopal Conference channel aims to reinforce three pillars: daily news, coverage of religious information and Pope Francis, and uncut cinema.

Trece starts a new season this Monday, September 11, with one goal: to grow by offering quality content. With a new corporate image that dispenses with its numerical logo, the Episcopal Conference channel aims to reinforce three pillars: daily news, coverage of religious information and Pope Francis, and uncut cinema. In this sense, Trece's information begins with a new stage under the direction of José Luis Pérez as the new director of News and COPE while he will lead Up to date (2:30 p.m.).

As for one of the flagship programs, The Rattlesnake, current affairs and analysis will continue to be fundamental keys to the space presented by Antonio Jiménez, which incorporates Virginia García, a journalist with extensive experience in television, as co-director. Jiménez will be accompanied in the presentation by Susana Ollero and Paola Sánchez who will give a voice to the viewers through social networks.

Like a renovated space, but with the same essence as always. Behind the Truth (Monday to Thursday 00:30) with Ricardo Altable as the new co-presenter who will accompany Patricia Betancort every morning to review social and judicial news. The space that is now directed by Jesús Montes has new collaborators.

Trece maintains religious content as a hallmark, being the only channel in Spain that offers full coverage of the life of the Church and Pope Francis.