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Radio-Televisión Española

Spanish government network
Also known as: RTVE
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  • Spain
    Spain
    / Television and radio

    …of the government-owned and -controlled Radio-Televisión EspaƱola (RTVE). They still broadcast today, solely in Castilian, and have been split into separate organizations: Radio Nacional de EspaƱa (RNE) and Televisión EspaƱola (TVE). Radio Exterior de EspaƱa (REE) provides overseas services, broadcasting in 10 languages.

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    …of the government-owned and -controlled Radio-Televisión EspaƱola (RTVE). They still broadcast today, solely in Castilian, and have been split into separate organizations: Radio Nacional de EspaƱa (RNE) and Televisión EspaƱola (TVE). Radio Exterior de EspaƱa (REE) provides overseas services, broadcasting in 10 languages.

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