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Spain’s Public National Television (TVE) faces the uncertainty of defining its role as themain public broadcaster at a moment when neither the economic situation of the country northe waning satisfaction with the citizens with TVE, make things any easier. Furthermore,the government announcement of TVE’s withdrawal of advertising in 2009 was widelycommented, as there has never been any license fee in support of Spanish public media.On the other hand, the economic crisis that Spain is going through has posed the issue onthe need of cutting down governmental expenditures on the desk of Prime Minister MarianoRajoy. Will these also include TVE, as it has happened with public regional media? WillSpanish citizens admit the importance of improving TVE now that two gigantic commercialmedia groups, Mediaset and Planeta, dominate the audiovisual landscape

The Situation of National and Regional Public Television in Spain