A Punt

A Punt is a peculiar beast in Spain's regional broadcasting landscape. It's the Valencian Community's public channel, serving Catalan speakers in a politically charged region. Launched in 2016, it carries the weight of its predecessor's history. Programming mixes news bulletins heavy on local politics and culture, mid-morning talk shows that feel like high school assembly, and prime-time series that are either Catalan-dubbed or locally produced. Production values are uneven, sometimes crisp HD, sometimes a static host reading teleprompter. That's part of its charm. To understand Valencia beyond tourist brochures, A Punt live is essential. You can watch A Punt online via Tvivu for regional debates, cooking segments, and nightly news delivered with a Valencian accent. It's not flashy, but genuinely of its place. For a General tv Spain perspective, it offers what Madrid-based channels cannot: a view from the periphery.