In this task, you are given an article. Your task is to summarize the article in a sentence.

Example Input: The cable and satellite TV markets have grown and Spain has made the switch to digital terrestrial TV (DTT).
Home-produced dramas, reality shows and long-running "telenovelas" are staple fare on primetime TV.
RadioTelevision Espanola (RTVE) is the public broadcaster. There are 13 regional TV stations backed by regional governments and many local stations. Multichannel TV is offered by satellite platform Digital Plus.
In 2012, media freedom group Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said the government was "reasserting control" over RTVE. It cited the removal of several journalists with a reputation for criticizing the governing Popular Party.
RSF includes Basque separatist group ETA in its list of press freedom "predators". It says several Spanish journalists still live and work under police protection because of threats.
There is a "free and lively" press, says US-based Freedom House. Ownership of daily newspapers is concentrated within large media groups.
There were more than 31.6 million internet users by June 2012, and nearly 17.6 million Facebook users by December 2012 (Internetworldstats).
Example Output: Broadcasting in Spain has witnessed a significant expansion in recent years with the emergence of new commercial operators and the launch of digital services.

Example Input: The Southern Health Trust recently warned temporary overnight closures of Daisy Hill Hospital's ED may be unavoidable due to staff shortages.
The meeting was called by the Daisy Hill Hospital Action Group, which aims to fight any cuts to its ED operations.
Protesters expressed anger that the trust did not attend the meeting.
Daisy Hill Hospital's 24-hour ED is extremely busy, dealing with more than 50,000 patients a year.
However, its inability to recruit permanent senior medical staff has left its services vulnerable at night.
Earlier this month, the trust confirmed it was making preparations to expand ED capacity at Craigavon Area Hospital in County Armagh.
People living in parts of the Mournes, south Down and south Armagh say the increased travelling times to Craigavon would put lives at risk.
A nurse who addressed the meeting said her son could have died from meningitis were it not for Daisy Hill ED.
Gabrielle O'Neill from Crossmaglen, who has been working in health care for more than 30 years, said nurses cleared the Newry hospital's resuscitation area and "saved my son".
"We were 17 miles from Daisy Hill, we would have been another 50 minutes [travelling] to Craigavon and Ruiri would not have been saved," she added.
The nurse later told the BBC: "Bacteria had just taken hold. Craigavon was just too far away, he needed [emergency treatment] there and then."
She added that her son was stabilised at Daisy Hill ED before being moved on to Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital for further treatment.
"Had he not have been able to be stabilised, in A&E casualty, he wouldn't be with me today."
Francis Gallagher from the Daisy Hill Hospital Action Group said: "If the lights go out on Daisy Hill's A&E department, they are out for good.
"Once a temporary closure takes place, that's it."
Mr Gallagher cited the example of the Downe Hospital in Downpatrick, County Down.
"Once their A&E department went into night-time closure, it now continues to be just a temporary A&E department."
The Downe Hospital opened in 2009 at the cost of Â£64m, but within months it admitted problems in recruiting middle-grade doctors to staff a 24-hour ED.
The Downe ED now operates only 12 hours a day from Monday to Friday and is closed at weekends.
The Newry meeting was told that some medical staff believe an announcement on reducing opening hours at Daisy Hill ED could come later this week.
Example Output: More than 800 people have attended a protest meeting over plans to limit the opening hours of a hospital emergency department in Newry, County Down.

Example Input: Mujahid Arshid, 33, is also accused of the kidnap, rape, and attempted murder of a woman in her 20s.
Vincent Tappu, 28, from Acton, west London, is charged with the kidnap of both women. The men appeared at Wimbledon Magistrates' Court.
Celine Dookhran's body was found at an address in Coombe Lane West, in Kingston Upon Thames, on Wednesday.
The second woman, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, had earlier been treated for stab or slash wounds at a south London hospital.
A post-mortem examination revealed the cause of Ms Dookhran's death was a neck wound.
Police had started searching for the two women following a concerned call about their safety.
The men were remanded in custody. Mr Arshid, of no fixed address, is scheduled to appear at the Old Bailey on 26 July.
Both defendants will appear at the same court on 21 August.
Example Output:
A man has appeared in court charged with the kidnap, rape and murder of a 19-year-old woman in London.

