Univision has big plans for its New Years' Eve special, featuring a lineup of popular Hispanic artists. Among them, rapper Farruko is set to perform “his chart-topping hit Pepas” (Pills), which begs the question: why does Univision's show, billed as “filled with love, music, and culture, for the entire family”, feature this ode to pill-popping?

The latest entry in the media’s ongoing meltdown over Spanish-language AM talk radio in the Miami market comes via Politico and was aptly titled “Democrats riled by Spanish-language radio attacks on Kamala Harris.” But why was it that they’re “riled,” and what purpose did this item serve?

Univision proved once again that former President Donald Trump lives rent-free in their heads. This time, the network gleefully reported that Trump was booed by “his own followers” for saying that he got the COVID-19 booster shot during a live Dallas interview with former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly.

Bilingual conservative publication El American was recently locked out of its Twitter account, and ordered to take down a series of tweets promoting a column that criticized former U.S. Representative Debbie Múcarsel-Powell for her comparison of the proposed Florida State Guard to Venezuela’s murderous colectivo goon squad.

The nation's Spanish-speaking media routinely act as a public relations division for Gavin Newsom, assiduously delivering content that promotes the California governor as a protector of Latinos. However, these same national networks suppressed the news of a Hispanic student that was enticed with pizza, vaccinated without parental consent in a Los Angeles school, then warned to not tell his…

This week, the national Hispanic networks made a point to let their (mostly conservative) audiences know just how fantastic the prospect of California becoming the nation's abortion sanctuary would be, especially as poor Latinas in, say, Texas, wouldn't have the money to pay for a 26-week abortion they can't get in their state.

On Wednesday morning, the crew at Univision's Despierta América made a desperate call to Senate Democrats to ignore Senate parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough, and pass the so-called "Plan C" for Immigration Reform in the "infrastructure" reconciliation package.

A reporter from Univision's Atlanta affiliate apparently decided to use his time in front of Press Secretary Jen Psaki as his audition for a position in Stacy Abrams' gubernatorial campaign.

Univision News delivered a highly unusual pro-life report about the Supreme Court's hearings on Mississippi abortion law, allowing the broadcast of anchor Carolina Sarassa's on-air recognition of the humanity and sentience of an unborn child.

On Monday, the national Latino newscasts enthusiastically headlined the implementation of the new DHS Immigration Enforcement Priorities that exclude illegal entry as a cause for deportation and save undocumented immigrants from the “hardships” and “persecution” they are subjected to for breaking the law.

The Telemundo public was dealt a classic case of subliminal messaging between the lines regarding white supremacy during a post-trial report about Kyle Rittenhouse that saved the punchline for the end: he's only free thanks to a “mostly white jury”.

Telemundo anchor Nacho Lozano showed off his whodunit and judging skills during an early morning analysis of the Rittenhouse trial where he had to admit, not once, but twice, that he was making things up, and that after switching the jury's verdict, first saying he was found guilty, then correcting himself. 

From what you see in the Spanish-speaking newscasts, you'd never know that 48 percent of voters believe that Joe Biden is not mentally fit to be President , as a Politico/Morning Consult poll published on November 10, found and the Latino networks hid from their viewers.

HELP, time's running out! That was the message Univision News sent during a report about a “big” (anything but) group of protesters and activists marching in Washington DC, to urge Congress not to leave for their Thanksgiving break without first approving the …