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​En el noticiero del jueves, Univisión volvió a abogar por una reconciliación presupuestaria a prueba de filibusteros como el medio para legalizar a millones de inmigrantes indocumentados (ver aquí y…

On Thursday, Univision continued to advocate for a filibuster-proof budget reconciliation as the means to legalize millions of undocumented immigrants. The latest push comes as Univision kicks off its newscast with the meeting between Vice President Kamala Harris and immigration activists over DACA.

Ahora que la treta publicitaria de los legisladores demócratas de Texas que huyeron a Washington, D.C. para boicotear las leyes de seguridad electoral de ese estado acabó en desgracia con seis de ellos dando positivo al coronavirus, tal parece que a las cadena latinas no les queda de otra que desaparecerlos del mapa.

Now that the publicity stunt by Texas Democratic lawmakers who fled to Washington, D.C. to boycott that state's election security laws backfired, with six of them testing positive for COVID-19, the Latino nets are doing their best to erase them.

Por alguna extraña razón, le tomó un mes y medio al Miami Herald publicar la candente respuesta del congresista Mario Díaz-Balart al editorial titulado, “Es vergonzoso que congresistas republicanos de promuevan teorías conspirativas”, el cual plantea que los latinos que escuchan radio AM conservadora son “una audiencia fácil de manipular”; y quedó enterrado en la sección de “Cartas al editor”…

Los periodistas Mirthala Salinas y Armando Guzmán del noticiero vespertino de Estrella TV, pasan un segmento completo atacando las leyes de reforma electoral, tanto pasadas como nuevas, enmarcándolas con las mismas ideas racistas y anti-minorías de siempre.

Florida Republican Congressman Mario Díaz-Balart's fiery response to a condescending editorial from The Miami Herald was, for some odd reason, published a month and a half after the editorial to which it responds, “It’s a shame Miami’s Republican lawmakers in Congress jumped on the conspiracy-theory train”- which posits that Hispanics listening to conservative AM radio are an "easily…

El levantamiento popular contra la dictadura comunista totalitaria de Cuba le ha proporcionado a los medios la oportunidad de entregar informes desatinados y especulativos, pero el presentador matutino de Telemundo se pasó de la raya al usar las protestas de SOS Cuba como arma para atacar a los republicanos sobre la legislación de seguridad electoral de Texas.

El último esfuerzo de Univisión por desinformar y engañar a su audiencia se produjo en un informe sobre los demócratas de Texas que salieron corriendo a Washington, según el presentador Jorge Ramos, "para boicotear la votación sobre un proyecto de ley que restringiría el derecho al voto de hispanos y de afroamericanos".

The popular uprising against Cuba’s totalitarian communist dictatorship has been a source of bad media takes and dopey whataboutism, but Telemundo’s morning anchor raced to the top of the fetid pile with his use of the SOS Cuba protests as an instrument with which to bash Republicans over Texas’ election security legislation.

Univision’s latest effort to disinform and deceive its audience comes via its report on the Texas Democrats that fled to Washington, per anchor Jorge Ramos, to “boycott voting on a bill that would restrict the voting rights of Hispanics and African-Americans.”

In Estrella Network’s evening show journalists Mirthala Salinas and Armando Guzmán spend an entire segment attacking both old and new election reform laws by framing them with the same old nondescript racist and anti-minority ideas. 

CNN En Español couldn’t resist the urge to turn a report on anti-communist protests in Miami into a cheap dunk on Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, going so far as to air a false on-screen chyron that read: “Some Causes Are More Noble Than Others According to DeSantis. 

As Cubans bravely defy the tyrannical government in Cuba, it is important to remember that many lefty journalists spent decades enabling the communist regime, ignoring human rights abuses in favor of celebrating communist Cuba’s “free” health care and high literacy rates. They offered bouquets to the “charismatic” “revolutionary hero” Fidel Castro.