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paydesk has 12 reporters who cover RTVE. Our journalists are already on location, all over the world, and ready to work at a moment's notice. Our top correspondents who cover RTVE are Raquel Alonso and Rocio Anton. Use our journalist directory to find an RTVE member to work for you.
Journalists Who Cover RTVE
Raquel Alonso
Although I started my professional career as a Journalist in traditional Media (Radio and Newspaper) writing a lot of reports on social and economical aspects, and making so many interviews to different people related with these topics, in my last years I have been working as Communications ...
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'What if...?', the first children's podcast from RTVE Audio
Children start forming their own view of the world from the age of three, often through questions and answers. Parents, who are usually the primary source of information, sometimes struggle to provide answers. RTVE Audio's new children's podcast, '¿Y si...?', aims to assist parents in helping their children understand the world around them.
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Rocio Anton
Rocio is an experienced journalist specialising in business and financial markets, as well as the food, beverage and retail sectors. During her 15 years’ experience she has worked for Europa Press in Madrid covering economics and has contributed to numerous titles including Estrategias de ...
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Feature Stories
Content Writing
Corporate Content
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Business
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Meet the contestants of the new TVE 1 show, 'Incredible Duos'
The new TVE 1 show 'Dúos Increíbles' is set to premiere in the fall, produced by Ganga Producciones. The show will feature 16 artists from different generations performing songs together, aiming to blend old and new music. Hosted by the charismatic Juan y Medio, the show promises a nostalgic musical experience with live performances. Notable contestants include Ana Belén, Miguel Poveda, and Ainhoa Arteta.
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Jose Bautista
Jose Bautista is a journalist based in Brisbane City, Australia. He has worked as journalist and foreign correspondent for Spanish news agency EFE, Agence France Presse (AFP), Chinese news agency Xinhua, Spanish news agency Europa Press (EP) and Deutsche Presse Agentur (DPA) in Colombia, Venezuela ...
Spanish
English
Portuguese
Feature Stories
Content Writing
Corporate Content
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Politics
Current Affairs
Natural Disasters
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Summary of Confidentials No. 4662
The article highlights the devastation caused by the DANA, described as the worst natural disaster of the century, with significant loss of life and economic damage. It also covers political tensions, including blame-shifting during the crisis, and other significant events such as the Guardia Civil's unusual search of the Attorney General's office, a parliamentary session on RTVE, and fiscal reforms affecting the energy and banking sectors, particularly in the Basque Country. Additionally, it notes a leadership change at CaixaBank.
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Center
Political View
Julen Berrueta
Julen Berrueta is a journalist based in Madrid, Spain.
Basque
English
Spanish
Feature Stories
Investigative Journalism
Photography
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Arts & Books
Film & Theatre
Social
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This is the face of the best-preserved Canarian mummy in the world: its fascinating reconstruction
The best-preserved Canarian mummy, dating back to around 1160 AD, has been given a face through a five-year research project involving DNA tests, carbon-14 analysis, and forensic reconstructions. The mummy, now displayed at the Museo Arqueológico Nacional, was reconstructed by sculptor Juan Villa Herrero. The documentary 'Las momias guanches,' co-produced by RTVE and Story Producciones, showcases the reconstruction process. Experts believe the mummy belonged to the 12th-century upper class due to its perfect dentition. The mummy was discovered in 1764 by Governor Luis Román in a cave in the Herque ravine.
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Ana Dominguez
Ana Dominguez is a journalist based in Madrid, Spain. University College London graduate. PhD in Media Communications. Writer for La Vanguardia, An-Nahar, and others. Specialised in Political, and Current Affairs. Contact for more details.
Catalan
English
Spanish
Feature Stories
Content Writing
Research
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Politics
Current Affairs
Fact Checking
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Three Luxury Presenters for Benidorm Fest 2024
The third edition of Benidorm Fest is set to begin in just over two weeks, with Ruth Lorenzo, Marc Calderó, and Ana Prada announced as the presenters. Ruth Lorenzo, celebrating the tenth anniversary of her Eurovision participation, expresses her excitement and nerves about returning. Marc Calderó and Ana Prada also share their enthusiasm and sense of responsibility for their roles. RTVE will enhance its programming around the festival, offering special coverage of the semifinals and final.
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Susanne Gottlieb
Susanne Gottlieb is a journalist based in Wien, Austria.
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German
News Gathering
Feature Stories
Content Writing
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Arts & Books
Film & Theatre
Entertainment & Celebrity
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Jobs Completed 1
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NEXUS Foro Pitch @ Intersección 2024
The NEXUS Foro Pitch at the Intersección - A Coruña International Film Festival introduced five feature film projects seeking international co-producers. The projects, originating from Spain and Colombia, cover diverse themes such as isolation, gender equality, indigenous rituals, and historical memory. Each project is at different stages of development, with some already securing partial funding and others seeking international partnerships. The festival serves as a platform for these projects to find co-production opportunities and further their development.
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Guy Hedgecoe
Guy Hedgecoe is a journalist based in Madrid, Spain. He covers all news issues, including politics, economics and sport. He is author of 'Freezing Franco: The Battle for Spain's Memory'.
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Spanish
Video Package (Web / Broadcast)
Audio package (Radio / Podcast)
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Business
Finance
Politics
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Jobs Completed 5
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Spain floods: calls for resignation of Valencia leader
In Valencia, Spain, a protest is planned demanding the resignation of regional leader Carlos Mazón due to his administration's criticized response to recent deadly floods. The floods, which began on October 29th, have resulted in at least 219 deaths and left 78 people missing. Criticism focuses on the delayed emergency alert and Mazón's unclear whereabouts during the crisis. The Popular Party, to which Mazón belongs, has blamed the Socialist-led central government for the inadequate response, while tensions remain high as residents express anger towards both local and national leaders.
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Aislinn Laing
A multi-skilled journalist based in Santiago, Chile, working for Reuters as Senior Correspondent, covering general and financial news, with a specialism in the Chilean Catholic Church sex abuse scandal and a burgeoning interest in the booming lithium industry. Previously Times Africa Correspondent ...
English
French
Italian
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Interview (Video / Broadcast)
Documentaries
News Gathering
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Business
Finance
Politics
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Jobs Completed 16
Job Success Rate 94%
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Fans, swimwear and sweat: Spaniards brave summer heat to vote in election
Spaniards faced extreme summer heat to vote in an election many considered poorly timed. Voters used creative methods to stay cool, such as wearing swimwear and using ballot papers as fans. High temperatures led to long queues and some polling stations moving outdoors. Conservative leader Alberto Nunez Feijoo criticized the election timing, while Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called the early election following regional losses. Meteorological agency AEMET issued high temperature alerts, with some regions experiencing temperatures up to 40°C.
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Political View
Beatriz Miranda
Independent journalist from Brazil. Over five years of experience in covering Brazil for English-language outlets. Particularly focused on the intersections of Brazilian music and social issues. Former music critic at Shfl.com
English
Portuguese
Spanish
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Journalism
Cultural
Jobs Completed 1
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TVE's Controversial Bet on the Enigmatic Presenter Jordi González
Jordi González, after a sabbatical year and not renewing his contract with Mediaset, has been hired by RTVE, sparking skepticism due to his association with controversial programs and modest audience ratings in his previous roles. His hiring is seen as a personal bet by José Pablo López, RTVE's content director. Despite his polarized image and mixed public perception, González is set to present updated versions of programs like 'Corazón' and has already improved viewership for 'Lazos de sangre'. Anne Igartiburu is reportedly displeased with sharing the screen with González, affecting her participation in TVE's New Year's Eve broadcast.
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Agus Morales
Agus Morales is a journalist based in Barcelona, Spain.
Jobs Completed 1
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Drought in the Horn of Africa
The Horn of Africa, despite contributing minimally to global pollution, is highly vulnerable to climate emergencies, facing increasingly longer and more frequent droughts. These conditions have severe impacts on populations, particularly in Somalia, where many rely on livestock. The podcast discusses drought and hunger in the region with experts and journalists from RTVE, the European Commission, and the World Meteorological Organization, and is a collaboration with the European Commission.
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Silvia Nortes
Silvia Nortes is a journalist based in Murcia, Spain. Specialized in interviews and investigative reporting on social issues. Availability to travel.
English
French
Spanish
Audio package (Radio / Podcast)
Interview (Video / Broadcast)
News Gathering
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Current Affairs
Media Training
Investigative Reporting
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Purge underway at Spain's RTVE following political pressure
Spain's public broadcaster RTVE is undergoing significant changes following political pressure and a no-confidence vote against former Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy. The new government, led by the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party with Pedro Sánchez as secretary-general, approved temporary leadership for RTVE but faced challenges in electing a permanent board due to party conflicts. Allegations of manipulation and self-censorship have been reported by RTVE's News Council, with a significant increase in bad practices documented in recent years. The European Parliament has been petitioned over concerns of media freedom violations. Controversial staffing changes by provisional administrator Rosa María Mateo have led to accusations of a
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Center
Political View
Angela Perez
Angela Perez is a journalist.
Spanish
Journalism
Politics
Technology
Science & Environment
+10
Jobs Completed 1
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RTVE Play Premieres: Movies and Series Schedule for the Week of February 12 to 18, 2024
RTVE Play introduces the documentary series 'Planet Sex' featuring LGTBI+ icon Cara Delevingne, covering topics like sexual orientation, gender, and monogamy. Marc Giró will host Raquel Sánchez Silva, Lorenzo Caprile, and María Escoté on 'Late Xou' to discuss the sixth season of 'Maestros de la costura.' 'Mixtape Vol. II' will focus on language with artists like La Mala Rodríguez, Villano Antillano, Sofía Gabanna, and Zaramay. The platform offers a variety of new content for the week.
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