The jury for the 13th Andalusia Local Audiovisual Communication Awards announced the winners of the 2026 edition. The awards are presented by the Andalusian regional government’s Directorate-General for Social Communication, within the Ministry of the Presidency, Health and Emergencies, headed by First Vice-President Antonio Sanz. Each category carries a €4,000 prize and a statuette, to be presented at a commemorative event at the Palacio de San Telmo in Seville.
The awards recognize local audiovisual media providers in Andalusia, including work broadcast on local radio and television, local and community news published online, and professional careers in the field.
In the category for an information program or series broadcast on local television, the jury selected “De buena mañana,” produced by Tele Puerto Real, S.L. and broadcast on Tele Puerto Real. The jury cited its magazine format, which covers everyday life through interviews and current-affairs reports, with journalistic rigor and high-quality audiovisual production.
“Apuntes de Naturaleza,” produced by Medios de Comunicación de Marchena, S.L. and broadcast on Radio Marchena, won in the local radio information category. The jury recognized the project’s four decades of environmental and social programming, presented in an accessible and participatory way and closely connected to daily life in the Seville-area town.
The local television entertainment award went to “Mayores activos,” produced by Utrerana de Vídeo y Televisión, S.L. and broadcast on UVITEL TV. The jury cited its audiovisual production and its focus on the social role of older people, intergenerational dialogue and community participation.
In the local radio entertainment category, the award went to “El limón revoltoso,” by María Limón Navarro, which has been broadcast on Onda Local Andalucía for 15 years. The jury highlighted its original format and its contribution to cultural coverage through interviews and content about different artistic disciplines.
The award for local and community information in web format went to the digital newspaper infocostatropical.com, by PrimiZZia Comunicación. The jury noted its daily coverage of current affairs on Granada’s Costa Tropical, particularly in Motril, Almuñécar and Salobreña, and its contribution to territorial cohesion and media pluralism.
PTV Málaga, operated by Procono, S.A.U., received the award for a career in local and community news, coinciding with its 40th anniversary. The jury cited its continued commitment to the local communications project with which it began and to rigorous, accessible reporting focused on issues affecting people in Málaga.
The 13th-edition jury was chaired by Marta Olea, director-general of Social Communication. Javier Bejarano, the directorate’s general coordinator, served as secretary. The members were Susana Abella, Pedro Feria, Rafael Cortegana, Alejandra Amodeo and Francisco José Morón.