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Spanish-language news media often bill present themselves as advocates for the community that relies on them for news coverage in a language that they understand- often the ONLY language they understand. But time and time again, they prove themselves to be leftwing indoctrinators working against the community they purport to serve.

With the inauguration of the 47th President of the United States behind us and the early fulfillment of his promises on immigration underway, we can take a look back at the hopes that Spanish-language media placed on President Joe Biden opening up the border. 

The effort to canonize former President Jimmy Carter as a secular saint involves a heavy dose of whitewashing, as we’ve seen across the Regime Media spectrum. Spanish language media is no exception, as NBC affiliate network Telemundo demonstrates.

After 38 years, Univision’s longtime anchor Jorge Ramos recently stepped away from the anchor desk and sailed off into the unknown. His career at Univision has certainly come to a close, but as we see in a recent column, his Trump Derangement rages on.

Today, upon signing off of his eponymous weekly public affairs show, Univision anchor Jorge Ramos officially departed the broadcast airwaves. At least for now. And our political discourse, particularly within the Hispanic community, is vastly better off for it.

In addition to co-anchoring Univision’s evening newscast, Jorge Ramos also hosts the network’s Sunday political affairs show Al Punto. But as Ramos winds down his tenure at the network, he may have confirmed the fate of his show- which was rumored to fall to the cost-cutting axe.

Por fin, después de décadas de llamados para lanzar contenido en español, finalmente está sucediendo: Fox News está lanzando programación de noticias original en español, además de una versión en español de su sitio web.

Las principales cadenas televisivas estaban muy ansiosas por llegar a Springfield, Ohio, y canalizar su indignación por la controversia sobre “perros y gatos”. Sin embargo, la prensilla del Régimen no comparte el mismo entusiasmo por historias de inmigración más incómodas, como las relativas a la violenta pandilla transnacional venezolana conocida como el Tren de Aragua (TdA).

The major networks were very eager to descend upon Springfield, Ohio and channel outrage over the “dogs and cats” controversy. However, the Regime Media do not share the same enthusiasm for more inconvenient immigration stories, such as those concerning violent Venezuelan transnational gang Tren de Aragua (TdA).

Múltiples rincones del Internet se vieron conmocionados por la noticia de que Univisión y su presentador principal de noticias acordaron desvincularse a finales de año, tras la expiración del contrato de jorge Ramos. Si bien se trata de un avance positivo, insto a que se tenga cuidado con etiquetar esta medida como indicativa de cualquier tipo de cambio ideológico en la cadena.

Multiple corners of the internet were roiled by the news that Univision and senior anchor Jorge Ramos agreed to part ways at the end of the year. While this is a welcome development, I would urge caution against labeling this move as indicative of any sort of ideological shift at the network.

If a violent transnational gang coming over the border and overrunning a Denver suburb doesn’t get covered in the national news media, did it really happen at all? This appears to be the underlying calculus of the Regime Media’s outright refusal to cover a story that is critically adverse to the electoral prospects of Vice President Kamala Harris.

On this day in 2015, Univision anchor Jorge Ramos partook in one of the landmark media moments of the Trump Era: his expulsion from then-candidate Donald Trump’s press conference in Dubuque, Iowa. But, as Ramos himself would later admit, the whole thing was manufactured.

A shocking exchange occurred on Univision’s Linea de Fuego (Firing Line), during host Luis Carlos Vélez’s exchange with Maca Casado, Director of Hispanic Media for the Harris-Walz campaign. Under pressure from Velez over the Harris campaign’s use of fake headlines in their Google ads, Casado flippantly told Velez that this was pretty commonplace.