In this week's broadcast, we will have our news summary of the week and we will also visit Envera, a non profit organization that accompanies people with disabilities along their whole lives. A great part of their work focuses on employment and Enrique Grande, general director of Envera, told us all about it. He also showed us around one of their Special Employment Center in Colmenar Viejo, in Madrid, where we had the chance to meet some of the professionals who work at Envera.

And from the end of november until Epiphany almost every city in Spain is illuminated with Christmas lights. We will let you know about this tradition that grows every year. We will also talk about the Christmas Lottery, the tradition that marks the beginning of the holidays in Spain and, of course, we will enjoy some Spanish Christmas carols.

In this week's broadcast, we talk about the escalating tensions between Venezuela and the United States as the Caribbean country's skies have become yet another battlefield isolating Venezuela. To talk about this and other conflicts in the international scenario we speak with Rubén García Servert, retired Lieutenant General of the Spanish Air Force.

We also tackle the issue of social media and its risks for teenagers, in light of the groundbreaking ban that Australia has introduced so that minors under 16 cannot access platforms like Instagram and TikTok. We discuss what we can do to protect children in this ever-changing online environment with educator Diana Al Azem, founder of 'Adolescencia Positiva'.

This week we also pay tribute to two key figures of Spanish rock that left us recently: Robe Iniesta and Jorge Martínez, singers and leaders of the bands Extremoduro and Ilegales, with the collaboration of music journalist Sergio Ariza.

In this week's broadcast, we talk about the African swine fever outbreak, an issue which the Spanish pork industry is monitoring with concern. We speak with Arno Wimpffen, general director of the Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation about how administrations and farmers can face this challenge.

We also dive into animated cinema. We introduce you to Animario, Madrid International Contemporary Animation Festival, held in Matadero Madrid from Thursday the 11th to Sunday the14th of December. In order to know more about the festival, we speak with its curator, Carolina López.

One of the movies that will be part of Animario is 'Olivia and the invisible earthquake', an international coproduction that has been nominated for Best Animated Feature Film in the European Cinema Awards that Berlin will host in January. We interviewed director Irene Iborra to talk about her film shortly after its premiere.