Journalist Iñaki Gabilondo will present the program The great adventure of the Spanish languagewhich will be shown by RTVE for the first time, as announced by its president, José Pablo Lopez. It is a “historical project of great importance” and “a unique informative tour through the history of the Spanish language” in which the Cervantes Institute and the Royal Academy of Languages participated. Gabilondo, 83, returns to what was his home in the 1980s. He was first a director of news programs at TVE, then a debate show host In the family (1987-1989) Talent Show First class people (1993) and Interview with (1995).
In addition to the program with Gabilondo, RTVE – in collaboration with the Cervantes Institute – will also promote Cervantes around the world. A series of trips will show “how the Spanish cultural presence in different countries revitalizes the life of communities abroad,” Lopez said during his regular appearance at the Joint Committee on Parliamentary Oversight of RTVE and its Assemblies, held in the Senate.
The head of RTVE defended his administration against criticism that “RTVE only works in politics,” and stressed that under his presidency the way television is made is being “renewed,” and various initiatives for cultural and scientific dissemination are being introduced. In matters of language and literature, Lopez emphasized continuity Second page – which has just been awarded at the 72nd edition of the Ondas Awards as Best Entertainment Program – and A country for readingwhich “is already a classic on the RTVE network and will be revamped in its content.”
As for science, in 2026 Leica Orbit The recording of its tenth season will begin soon, and a new scientific publishing format will be released with Pere Estupinyà, whose “main focus will be on the world”. “We will aspire for science to be more useful and not for the minority,” Lopez said. Regarding the formats aimed at young people, Lopez explained that they have already been issued A genderless generation It will arrive soon Hemp generationa series that “rigorously addresses one of the most important problems that young people currently suffer from.”
Regarding the content of the date, the President indicated that it would be published Passed through history That RTVE will delve into “key episodes” from Spain’s recent history such as the exile, and that it will be hosted by Alba Flores, the 39-year-old actress from Madrid known for her character in Stealing moneyThis Christmas, RTVE will premiere the program on La 1 The songis intended to popularize opera, “a form that has already premiered in the Netherlands and will have four special performances.”