- The Madrid group rewards the president of RTVE for his commitment to diversity and public service.
- His management at Radio Television Madrid and his current stage at the head of the state entity are highlighted.
- The awards ceremony will be held on May 28 in Madrid, coinciding with the 40th anniversary of the entity.
José Pablo López, current president of RTVE, has been awarded the Triángulo Comunicación Award 2026 by the COGAM collective. This recognition highlights his fundamental work in promoting plural and diverse public communication from the presidency of the state corporation in Madrid.
A firm commitment to diversity and public service
The board of directors of COGAM wanted to highlight the role of José Pablo López as a pillar against misinformation and hate speech. In a complex media landscape, the manager has managed to consolidate RTVE as a space of diverse representation, where the reality of the LGTBI+ group is addressed with rigor and normalization.
The jury emphasizes that his management has allowed public media to function as guarantors of human rights. Under his direction, inclusive narratives have gained ground against stereotypes, fulfilling the social mission of bringing the plurality of Spanish society closer to all homes.
Trajectory in the modernization of public media
The Triángulo Comunicación Award not only values his presence at RTVE, but also a career marked by the transformation of institutions. José Pablo López served as general director of Radio Television Madrid between 2017 and 2021, a key period for the Madrid regional network.
During those four years, he led a modernization process focused on regaining credibility and professional independence. Its strategy made it possible to open the radio microphones and public television cameras to real diversity, strengthening the medium’s link with the Madrid citizens and laying the foundations for transparent management.
COGAM 40th anniversary celebration in Madrid
The presentation of this award is part of a historic edition of the Triángulo Awards, as COGAM celebrates this year its 40th anniversary of fighting for real equality. The entity, a reference in Madrid activism, continues to announce the names of those who will join José Pablo López in the 2026 list of winners.
The ceremony will take place on May 28, 2026 at the headquarters of the General Union of Workers (UGT), located at Avenida de América, 25, in Madrid. This event promises to be a key meeting point for the group and the figures who, from the institutions, work for a more just and visible society.
