The Jeffrey Epstein files that the US Department of Justice has made public are terribly sordid. Every time they are discussed, they are presented as a promise of light and transparency, but when we see new documents, the result becomes increasingly dark and confusing. Nicolás Valle's magnificent chronicle in Weekend news The report from Saturday at midday was very well done. It's worth revisiting through the 3Cat platform. The agile montage of images with boxes, papers with photographs, and censored texts was a way of provoking in the viewer that feeling of an overwhelming avalanche of documents. "It's not the whole truth. It's an attempt to turn the Epstein case into the Clinton case," the journalist points out, highlighting a symptomatic bias: a good portion of the published documents contain many scenes linked to Bill Clinton. In contrast, Donald Trump's scant presence becomes symbolic and anything but innocent: "Donald Trump appears marginally. And when he does, he implies that he has an enormous penis," Valle states, accompanying the image that justifies it. The news report is more of an analysis than a description and suggests that the selection of documents is not objective but rather self-serving.

The management of the Valencian Community's Audiovisual Corporation, which runs the public television channel À Punt, has decided to demote the channel's head of meteorology, Victoria Rosselló, who became known for her early warnings about the severity of the DANA storm of October 29, 2024, and for denouncing the government's lack of response on air. "I've seen many DANA storms, and I can assure you I've never seen one like this," she warned long before the Valencian government alerted the public. The Workers' Commissions (CCOO) union points out that the meteorologist's demotion, which has materialized in the elimination of her department head position, is part of a broader process of job cuts within the public television network, unilaterally approved by the company. "The company communicated that new staff positions had to be created and that, therefore, while maintaining the total payroll, it would have to eliminate positions," the CCOO statement reads. A total of 29 positions are being eliminated, and in exchange, the network's management intends to create 31 new ones, but the position of head of meteorology is not among them. On the contrary, the list of new positions only includes one meteorologist position. This means Rosselló could continue doing her job, but not as head of department.

Journalist and former director of RTVE in Catalonia, Oriol Nolis, will be the director. from the new TVE channel that will broadcast entirely in Catalan starting at the end of the year. As has progressed Abc and Efe later confirmed that Nolis will be in charge of directing the channel, which was announced last January by the Minister of the Presidency, Albert Dalmau, who confirmed the desire of Salvador Illa's government to "reorganize the audiovisual space" so that TVE, as a public service, can offer a channel solely in Catalan.

A group of TVE Catalunya professionals have expressed their dissatisfaction with how the state broadcaster will conduct the debate between candidates scheduled for this Sunday's prime time. For the first time, the debate will be held entirely in Spanish. There are also complaints that "he chosen moderator is not a RTVE Catalunya professional. There are professionals here who are more than qualified to perform the functions of moderator and who, in addition, are in daily contact with the Catalan social and political reality". In the letter to which ARA has had access, the staff stress that some of these journalists "have experience in programmes of this same format, both at Catalan and state level". The journalist Xabier Fortes is the one chosen to present the debate, but the signatories do not mention him because they do not want to question his professionalism.