Telediario "with more presenters in history" ends with one of the most comical phrases of TVE

TVE's special edition of El Telediario, titled El Telediario de nuestras vidas, marked the network’s 70th anniversary with a unique format featuring multiple presenters throughout its history. The program began with Pepa Bueno delivering an introduction highlighting the unprecedented number of presenters appearing during the broadcast. The segment covered major events over the past seven decades, including national and international news, scientific advancements, economic developments, cultural milestones, and sports highlights. The program featured appearances from notable figures such as Iñaki Gabilondo, Matías Prats, Pedro Piqueras, Ana Blanco, Olga Viza, María Escario, Manuel Campo Vidal, Paco Montesdeoca, Carlos Franganillo, and Lorenzo Milá. Some notable absences included Queen Letizia, who appeared briefly in a compilation of greetings from earlier broadcasts. Carlos Franganillo reviewed key national events, including the end of Spain’s dictatorship, the death of Francisco Franco, the 23-F coup attempt, the abdication of King Juan Carlos I, and the rise of democracy. Internationally, Ana Blanco, Almudena Ariza, José Antonio Guardiola, and Pedro Piqueras covered topics such as the September 11 attacks, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the release of Nelson Mandela, and global conflicts. Lorenzo Milá discussed technological and scientific milestones, including the moon landing, human genome sequencing, the cloning of Dolly the sheep, and the emergence of the internet and artificial intelligence. Economic topics included the adoption of the euro, the tourism boom in Spain, and the 2008 financial crisis. In the social section, Ana Isabel Cano focused on feminist movements and the role of women in media. Cultural highlights included the return of Picasso’s Guernica to Spain, Camilo José Cela receiving the Nobel Prize for Literature, Pedro Almodóvar’s Academy Award wins, and the global influence of Spanish flamenco. Music icons such as The Beatles, Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson, and the assassination of John Lennon were also mentioned. In the sports segment, Olga Viza and Matías Prats highlighted Spain’s World Cup victory in 2010, the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, and achievements by athletes like Rafael Nadal and Pau Gasol. Weather presenter Paco Montesdeoca and Mónica López compared historical terminology related to climate change and extreme weather events. Before concluding, Pepa Bueno acknowledged some controversial events not adequately addressed, such as the Madrid train bombings, the Prestige oil spill, and the GAL case. With assistance from Rosa María Calaf, she honored the work of cameramen, journalists, producers, stylists, and other behind-the-scenes staff. Eduardo Sancho, the first presenter of El Telediario, returned to TVE for this special occasion, delivering his iconic greeting: “Good evening.” He was among the historic presenters who celebrated TVE’s 70th anniversary.