The Walt Disney Company has appointed Violeta Trincado as content sales supervisor for Iberia, following more than four years at distributor Eccho Rights.

Mediaset España has appointed Raúl López Palomar as head of programming to replace Unai Iparragirre, who resigned at the beginning of July after seven months in the role.

Broadcaster Telefuturo has greenlit the first Paraguayan adaptation of Big Brother, which is set to premiere next year.

Amazon’s Prime Video will be the final home for Catedrales (Cathedrals), a drama series originally greenlit by HBO Max and based on the novel of the same name by Argentine author Claudia Piñeiro.

Brazilian broadcaster SBT is preparing a local version of Belgian gameshow Switch, marking the format's first adaptation in Latin America.

Netflix Brazil is preparing the first series adaptation of Feliz Ano Velho (Happy Old Year), the autobiography of Marcelo Rubens Paiva published in 1982, which will be produced by O2 Filmes and Amaia Produçoes.

Amazon MGM Studios has taken a further step in its creative partnership with Spain-based Argentinian author Mercedes Ron by signing her to a first-look deal.

HBO Max has appointed Guillermo Farré, until recently at Movistar Plus, as its new head of local original production in Spain, to lead scripted projects for the Warner Bros Discovery-owned streamer in the country.

Spanish production company Suma Content, founded by creative duo Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo (Los Javis), has appointed former Movistar Plus executives Jorge Pezzi and Cristina Ramos to senior leadership roles.

Spanish pubcaster RTVE has ordered a local version of music gameshow Hitster from Fremantle Spain.