Overview

• A manifesto signed by 132 former RTVE employees denounces 'La familia de la tele' for failing to meet public service broadcasting standards.
• The signatories expressed support for RTVE’s news council, which had previously raised concerns about the program’s content and tone.
• Criticism centers on the show’s tabloid-style segments and controversial practices, including a Vatican report using TVE-branded equipment.
• Audience ratings for the program have plummeted from a 10.1% share at its May 5 debut to below 6% by its fifth episode.
• Prominent ex-RTVE figures, including Diego Carcedo and Carmen Sarmiento, warn the show risks damaging RTVE’s credibility and public trust.