The very networks that insist on immigration being a top concern for Latino voters (it isn’t), and made a huge deal of the photographs taken of mounted Border Patrol agents holding horse reins while trying to control a group of unruly Haitian migrants crossing into U.S. territory in 2021, have remained silent about the revelation that Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas purposely…

How can you say that a Democrat is in trouble without saying that a Democrat is in trouble? Just skip the word ´Democrat´. This is exactly what the national Spanish-language newscasts did, not in one report, but in report after report – a solid 39 minutes of airtime in a little over 24-hours- about the scandal involving four “Latino politicians” from Los Angeles.

The nation´s Spanish-speaking media finally spoke about President Biden's son Hunter, mind you, but only after The Washington Post broke the news of federal prosecutors reportedly having gathered enough evidence to charge him for lying on a gun purchase application and for alleged tax evasion.

This election season, like the one before, saw much sound and fury over “Spanish-language disinformation”, which is ultimately code for the suppression of conservative Hispanics online and on social media. But how will tech giant Facebook respond now that there’s a blatant instance of actual Spanish-language disinformation on its platform?

The want for a steady audience to ensure their networks' survival got the best of Univision and Telemundo’s newsrooms during their reports this week about four looters -- three of whom are undocumented migrants -- that were arrested in the hurricane-ravaged community of Fort Myers, Florida.

Reaction from the nation´s Spanish-speaking networks to the transfer of busloads of undocumented migrants from the states of Texas and Arizona to Democrat sanctuary states and cities in the North has morphed- from on-air mockery to alarm, scorn and shock, as Republican governors continue to offer that alternative to qualifying migrants crossing illegally into the country.

The corporate media went berserk on Thursday calling Florida governor Ron DeSantis “inhumane” for sending 50 undocumented migrants to Martha's Vineyard, but one Telemundo correspondent reported that the label seemingly described residents of the elite playground upset at the arrival of the new visitors.

As sure as Death, Taxes, and the Sun rising in the East, Univision senior anchor and Special Editorial Advisor to the CEO Jorge Ramos will find a way to display effusive servility to Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY).

Univision and Telemundo gave a master class today on how to omit inconvenient news during their reports on the arrest of Las Vegas Clark County Public Administrator Robert Telles- taken into custody in connection with the murder of investigative journalist Jeff German. Both networks called him a politician, a civil servant, the suspect, and public administrator, WITHOUT mentioning once that he…

Univision's Jorge Ramos proves once again that he is only interested in standing "opposite to power" so long as the "power" has an "R" after its name. There's otherwise no need to worry about getting a tough question, as shown in his interview of the Democrat candidate for Florida's lieutenant governorship, Karla Hernández Mats.

Reports of Florida federal judge Aileen Cannon granting Donald Trump's request for a special master to oversee the documents seized by the FBI at Mar-a-Lago was enough to send the Univision's morning news team into a TDS frenzy on Tuesday.

Univision News joined their mainstream counterparts in promoting the Great Reset plan to depopulate Earth in the name of the so-called global warming crisis, with a midday report that warned about the skyrocketing costs of having a family. Like, can you imagine having to spend your hard earned income on housing, feeding, and educating your kin?

Kristen González, the Democrat primary winner for NYC's newly-drawn Senate District 59, spent time on Univision's Linea de Fuego praising the marvels of 'democratic socialism' on Monday, only to be schooled by anchor Luis Carlos Velez on what it really means to millions of Hispanics fleeing from socialist countries in Latin America, including those tuned-in to the political analysis…

What does a 6-acre Latino blueberry farmer have in common with a powerful multinational solar panel manufacturer? NOTHING, but Telemundo made sure to stick this victim angle on to an activist report on Hispanics working at a solar panel factory in Georgia.