All the news programs have the collaboration of correspondents around the world to cover all relevant events. 

It pays special attention to events in the Latin American community.

Current affairs, with 71%, account for a large part of the channel's content. 

 Informative programs, debates and talk shows close the range of Channel 24h programming. 

•  It reports the most relevant news in the national, international, social, sports and meteorological fields.
• The morning edition, from Monday to Friday, gives a quick and exhaustive overview of the day's news.

• Telediario is the reference news program of Televisión Española. 
• The second edition, TD2, reviews the day's news from Monday to Friday, providing analysis and context.

• Daily program with international information with a special focus on current affairs in Latin America.

• Morning edition of the Channel 24h news services. The morning starts, after the headlines, with the “Rueda de Territoriales”: live connections with five territorial centers, those that are in the news each day.

• Interview program, debate and analysis of political and social news every morning. In addition to reporting the news of the day, it analyzes the current political situation with experts and representatives of the most relevant media. 

• The REPOR program, on the air since 2007, addresses in its reports social content, denunciation or portraits and situations of everyday life that concern and interest everyone.

• Since 1973, it has maintained intact its vocation to take the pulse of current affairs with all those issues that are under debate and of interest to citizens. With reflection, context, analysis and a careful realization, typical of the quality reports of public television.

• The key news of the day that is coming to an end and a preview of the issues that will mark the following day are analyzed in collaboration with the experts attending the round table discussion.

• With a clean, curious and unprejudiced look, this program delves into the richness, diversity and culture of Latin American societies.

• Agrosfera wants to bring the news of the countryside and the sea to farmers, ranchers, fishermen and rural dwellers, as well as bringing the rural world closer to those who do not live there.

• Each week, its reporters will present a topic related to current affairs and new digital challenges affecting citizens.