In Spain, being a highly decentralised country, two public broadcasting systems coexist: a national broadcasting television, Radio y Televisión Española (RTVE), that can be watched all around Spain, and many autonomic TV channels, which only broadcast within their respective Autonomous Community. Televisión Española was founded in 1956, during Franco's dictatorship. It broadcasts two different TV-channels: TVE1 (a.k.a. "La Primera" or "La uno"), that is a wide-range audience general channel; and TVE2, (a.k.a. "La dos"), that tends to offer cultural programing, as well as sport competitions. For most of its history, RTVE was funded both from public sources and private advertising; however, from September 2009, RTVE's channels have been funded by a mixture of public tax revenue and funds collected from Spain's private TV stations, thus removing advertising from the broadcaster. A TV licence fee has been suggested, but with little popular success.