If right now you want to go watch some streams on Twitch and you live in Spain, there is a high possibility that you cannot do it at the time of writing these lines. It all depends on the internet operator you have hired.
As it has been seen, internet operators such as Orange and Jazztel have received a court order and blocked the domains *.ttvnw.net, which are the ones used by Twitch for live streams, preventing people from watching streams from anywhere in the world. The error that Twitch is giving is error #2000 and labels the streams with the message "Content blocked by request of the Competent Authority", as if it were a pirate website.
How to fix Twitch error 2000
There are some Spanish operators that this closure has not affected them, such as Digimobil or MasMovil, which have their own networks and DNS servers. Other small operators that use the affected infrastructure such as Jazztel and Orange are also going to give error number 2000 on Twitch and not let you watch streams.
The only solution for now? Use a VPN until it is fixed. There are free VPN services that are accessible but have the disadvantage that being free they do not have a solid infrastructure to be able to offer enough bandwidth to watch streams. The Opera browser has its own VPN installed so a reliable and fast option is to use Opera to watch Twitch streams until the internet operators in Spain fix the error number 2000.
Of course, all Spanish streamers are angry and furious. The error number 2000 that prevents access to Twitch has come out in the Spanish afternoon, one of the peak hours because many Spaniards take the opportunity to watch streams in the afternoon to accompany their homework or the teleworking evening. If you can't use a VPN, wait.
