Editorial: El País

• RTVE begins a new phase looking for stability for a public company with 6,000 workers.
• The royal decree approved allows forming a new governing body with the majority approval of Parliament, which promotes plurality by avoiding blockages by any party.
• The new distribution of counselors will reduce the risk of blockages in the Senate where the PP has an absolute majority.
• It is crucial that the new governing body understands its strategic functions and does not fall into the temptation to intervene in executive management.
• RTVE has struggled for stability in its governance since the 2006 law that promoted the professional independence of public radio television.

Conclusion: The future of RTVE depends on reinforcing the professional criteria in its management and offering content that resonates with society.

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