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President Gustavo Petro of Colombia closed out his lengthy Univision interview with what could most reasonably be interpreted as a not-so-veiled threat against President Donald Trump. Challenged to negotiate with Trump, Petro said that Humanity’s solution was to “get rid” of him if he doesn’t change.

Univision’s claims of moderation and abandonment of advocacy agenda journalism are to be taken with a giant brick of salt. At its heart, the network remains an immigration advocacy organization, with affiliates and a news division. Case in point: the network’s coverage of the Chicago man who led DHS agents on a wild goose chase in downtown Chicago. 

It’s almost incomprehensible to see now, as ICE is empowered to do their jobs and remove illegal aliens from the United States, but there was once a time where the border was wide open and thousands flowed freely into the country. And we remember that there were media institutions openly cheering this invasion.

La NFL anunció que el espectáculo de medio tiempo del Super Bowl LX estará encabezado por nada menos que Bad Bunny. Estamos aquí para contarte el porqué, así como lo que los medios no te dirán mientras se esfuerzan por cubrir la noticia.

The NFL announced that the halftime show at Super Bowl LX will be headlined by none other than Bad Bunny. We’re here to tell you the why, as well as what the rest of the media won’t tell you as they trip over themselves trying to cover the story.

In a recent opinion column, former Univision anchor Jorge Ramos attempted to make sense of Charlie Kirk’s senseless murder. In the process of failing to do so, Ramos fell back on familiar tropes.

Over the years we’ve argued that the Spanish-language media, in addition to advocating for unrestricted immigration, profess an editorial line that is often deferential to the promotion of Mexico and Mexican interests. One story out of Chicago blends both of these corporate interests. 

Univision and Telemundo, known for their advocacy for illegal aliens, have outdone themselves tonight. Both newscasts featured stories at the top depicting criminal illegal aliens with deportation orders detained by ICE as victims of ICE.

Former Univision anchor Jorge Ramos insists on attempting to have a say in the way political discourse is shaped within the Hispanic community. As his most recent interview with Rep. Delia Ramirez (D-IL) demonstrates, Ramos has descended into unadulterated propagandism.

Major news was made as President Donald Trump called for a new census that excludes illegal aliens. This would also exclude them from being counted for purposes of congressional reapportionment, which would alter the makeup of Congress.

Mexico City has been the site of several “anti-gentrification” marches, protesting the presence of Americans and (to a lesser extent) Europeans relocating there after the pandemic. And yet there is nary a peep about this on the legacy media.

Reasonable individuals may conclude that the dismantling of a visa scam that facilitates immigration fraud might warrant substantial coverage on evening newscasts across the legacy media dial. But such a thing actually just happened, and no one covered it except Univision.  

We regret to inform you that Univision joined the race to the bottom to attempt to blame the catastrophic Texas floods on the Trump administration and on DOGE. An exchange on the network’s morning Despierta América suggested to viewers that the alleged cuts “had an effect” on the deaths in Texas Hill Country.

Univision continues to push deportation fear doom to their audience. The network’s latest outburst, on a Department of Justice memo issuing expanded denaturalization guidelines, plays loose with the use of the term “civil crimes.”