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 …

If you happen to be financially strangled by spiking inflation, take heed to the advice proffered by Univision’s midday Noticiero Digital during a report on the dismal Consumer Price Index numbers for October 2021: deal with inflation and refrain from splurging on things you don’t need, like coffee or driving your car to work.

Estrella TV hit rock bottom with a caustic report ridden with omissions and misinformation, and whose sole purpose was to fuel racial grievance in the midst of the Kenosha, Wisconsin, trial of Kyle Rittenhouse. The events in question occurred in August 2020, during the violent Black Lives Matter riots in that city.

In an extremely rare moment, Latino media aired voices of support for a conservative candidate- as opposed to their usual milieu of Democratic elected officials and far-left activists.

It took a voters uprising for the national liberal Latino press to finally inform their audiences about the “most grave mistake” made by the Virginia Democrat gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe, and which the same media HID from their viewers prior to his crushing loss: telling parents to keep their noses out of the education of their children.

Telemundo anchor Nacho Lozano found a way to divert attention from Glenn Youngkin’s threat to the Democrat´s 12-year reign in Virginia, by making a report on the gubernatorial elections in Virginia and New Jersey, all about the Texas abortion law.

The viewers of Telemundo’s Hoy Día learned a new pronoun for the unborn: product. Yup, babies are now products, as per a report featuring anchors Nicole Suárez, Nacho Lozano and veteran journalist Martin Berlanga, who catches himself as he is about to say “baby” in a report about the Texas Heartbeat Law, and stopped mid-word to replace it with the callous,…

Univision’s elation at the news of the government negotiating with immigration lawyers to dish-out anywhere from $450,000 to $1M per undocumented immigrant family that was separated at the border in 2018, under President Trump’s zero-tolerance policy, surprises no one.

As the Mother of All Caravans crossed Mexico on its way to the United States, the Hispanic media attempted to win sympathy for their cause – that is, to ensure a steady audience via open borders –by shifting their focus from the usual activists and weary migrants, over to the “thousand-plus children that are a part of it and who were placed out front as a sign of peace.”

President Biden´s $3.5 trillion ´economic agenda´ - and the Democrat left- got a major push at Univision´s Despierta America, in a textbook storytelling report that revealed unfiltered political activism disguised as concern for the wellbeing of Hispanic families.