Walt Disney‘s streaming service Disney+ continues to strike what it has consistently described as “landmark” content agreements with big European broadcasters, on Friday adding RTVE in Spain to its list of partners. “Disney+ and RTVE have reached a strategic agreement that will bring a selection of the public broadcaster’s most successful shows to Disney+, beginning March 31,” the companies said. “This collaboration expands the entertainment offering available to Disney+ customers, while providing RTVE with a new distribution window that expands the reach of its content and connects with new, younger audiences across Spain.” Financial terms weren’t disclosed. THR understands that the RTVE agreement marks the first time that a state broadcaster in Europe has agreed to make shows available on a streaming platform the day after their linear broadcasts. The programming pact adds to its growing number of existing deals with European free-to-air broadcasters, namely ITV in the U.K., which was recently extended to Hulu, ARD and ZDF in Germany, SIC in Portugal and Atresmedia in Spain. The RTVE deal builds on Disney’s agreement in Spain with …