Moreover, each of the autonomous communities of Spain have their own public broadcaster, all of them members of FORTA, usually consisting of either one or two public channels that tend to reproduce the model set up by Televisión Española: a general channel and one that focuses on cultural programming. In the Autonomous Communities that have their own official language besides (Castilian) Spanish, those channels may broadcast not in Spanish, but in the other co-official language. For example, this occurs in Catalonia, where Televisió de Catalunya broadcasts mainly in Catalan. In the Valencian Community, CVMC broadcasts a TV channnel and a radio network, both branded as À Punt and mainly broadcast on Valencian. In the Basque Country, Euskal Telebista (ETB) has three channels, two of which broadcast only in basque (ETB 1 and ETB 3), whereas the other (ETB 2) broadcasts in Spanish. In Galicia, the Television de Galicia and the G2. All the autonomous community networks are funded by a mixture of public subsidies and private advertising.