La Séptima begins its broadcasts this Thursday, November 5, at 12:00 noon. Its lineup of presenters includes names such as Alba Carrillo, Javier Ruiz, Sarah Santaolalla, Héctor de Miguel ‘Quequé’, Rocío Delgado, among others. The television channel will feature interviews with Carlos Cuerpo, recently appointed to lead the Ministry of Transport, and Gabriel Rufián, ERC spokesperson in Congress, in its programming this Thursday.
Carlos Cuerpo, First Vice President of the Government and Minister of Economic Affairs and recently appointed head of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, will be on the program that will air this Thursday at 9:15 PM, on Javier Ruiz's program.
For his part, Gabriel Rufián will be interviewed by Sarah Santaolalla on her program 'En Línea' starting at 3:00 PM.
How to tune in?
To tune in to La 7 on television, it is necessary to perform an automatic channel search through Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT). To do this, you must access the device's settings menu with the remote control, enter the "Channels" or "Settings" section, and select the "Automatic tuning" or "Channel search" option. Then, you must choose antenna reception (DTT) and start the process.
Once the search is complete, the television will display the available channels and allow you to save the new list. If La 7 does not appear, it is recommended to check the antenna connection and repeat the tuning to update the channel list. Reception will depend on signal coverage and the antenna installation of each home.
Weekly programming
The project is promoted by José Miguel Contreras, co-founder of laSexta, and will feature eight live programs. From Monday to Friday at 9:00 AM, Verónica Sanz begins the political and social day with ‘El Pulso’. Then, Sarah Santaolalla takes over with ‘En Línea’ from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM, where she will address current affairs.
In the afternoon, you can tune in to ‘Sobre la Mesa’ with Rocío Delgado from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM and later, Noor Ben Yessef and Gloria Mena will present ‘La Diana’ from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. The ‘prime time’ will be taken over by Javier Ruiz, editorial director of La Séptima, with ‘La Última Hora’ from 9:00 PM to 1:00 AM. This time slot will be marked by the electoral context that will have its most important point on 29N.
Change of tone on weekends
For the weekend, La Séptima will present a lighter tone with broadcasts ranging from 12:00 noon to 21:00 at night. Luján Argüelles will be the voice in the magazine 'Fin de Semana' (12:00-14:00). Later, 'Quequé' will take over with his program 'La Comedia Nacional' (14:00-17:00), where he will address politics from a satirical tone, accompanied by Ignatius Farray, Marina Lobo, and Mariang Maturana. Finally, in the afternoons, Alba Carrillo and Marta Márquez will arrive on screens with 'Fuera de Control' (17:00-21:00).
At night, on Saturdays, 'La Séptima Pantalla' (21:00) will be broadcast with a movie, which will air without interruptions, and will be related to the previous program. While on Sundays, a new edition of 'La Última Hora' (21:00-1:00) with Javier Ruiz will be broadcast.
