Overview
- Canal Sur cut programming at 10:00, switching to a test card immediately after its morning politics show.
- RTVA said the interruption occurred because employees followed partial stoppages and a strike called by CCOO and UGT.
- The broadcaster indicated the test signal was expected to remain on screen until around midday.
- The unions framed the action as denouncing what they called the Israeli state's genocide following news of an Israel–Hamas peace plan and prisoner releases.
- Spain’s national broadcaster RTVE kept normal transmissions and was not affected by the stoppage.