Somehow, Telemundo finds a way to associate a petting zoo at a parish in Mission, Texas with their agenda against Greg Abbott ahead of the 2022 gubernatorial campaign. Migrant children are portrayed as victims of a “war” against them, and Abbott is morphed into a monster due to his support of the border wall.

If you were to believe the news coming out of Univision about California Governor Gavin Newsom's upcoming recall election, you'd think that instead of a failed politician, he is an action hero of some sort. The Republicans, of course, are the archenemy.

In their morning show Hoy Dia, Telemundo journalist Aranxta Loizaga very negatively framed coverage of the Supreme Court’s decision to continue to uphold two laws that protect voting integrity in Arizona, depicting them as restricting voting rights and discriminating against minorities.

Univision continued to indulge anchor Jorge Ramos’ ego, allowing him on Wednesday to ditch the network’s coverage of the still-smoldering rubble of the Surfside collapse in order to travel to Texas for one last performative heckling of former President Donald Trump.

When it comes to advocacy for the LGBTQ agenda as “Pride Month” winds down, Univision's relentless push came to shove -- right down the throats of viewers of Primer Impacto, the network's afternoon tabloid-format news program. The latest salvo came sugar-coated with “spirituality” and was served on the same day that the anchors at Despierta América pushed for including non-…

On Monday, Univision wrapped up its Pride Month coverage by once again pushing for non-words to become a part of the Spanish language. On this occasion, the crew at Despierta America lobbied for the use of non-binary terms like “Elle”, a deviation that mashes ella, for her, and él, for him, as a new sexless pronoun, regardless of the fact that less than five percent…

It took three long months for Vice President Kamala Harris to wander close to the southern border after being tasked by President Biden to deal with the Administration's mammoth immigration crisis, but in the Spanish-speaking media, it was their former nemesis, Donald Trump, who drove the news content about the visit.

The defeat on Tuesday of the so-called “For the People Act”, or H.R.1, by Senate Republicans, didn't get much attention from the Latino media where the audiences were granted a grand total of 24 on-air seconds on the failure of the controversial bill - and that over Telemundo´s late evening news edition. The black-out further confirms a trend of silence and disinformation, as…

The national Latino networks kept silent - with the exception of a 42 second straight-forward report from Telemundo News - following the vicious shooting of a Puerto Rican couple in Chicago’s Humboldt Park neighborhood, proof evident that “hate crimes” only get reported when appropriate for their political agenda.

Once again Univision shows that its liberal biases extend beyond immigration. This time, the network misrepresented Texas’ new open-carry law recently signed by Governor Greg Abbott. Watch as Univision anchor Jorge Ramos smears the new open-carry statute, by suggesting that Texans can bear arms without undergoing a background check.

The nation’s cruise ship industry is set for its post-COVID comeback with test cruises about to sail from the Port of Miami, so that meant Univision used the great news to claim there was a “controversy” afoot, spreading disinformation and whining - AGAIN - about Florida governor Ron DeSantis (R).

By now it should come as no surprise that the nation’s most prominent Hispanic journalist is also its most activist. Univision’s Jorge Ramos recently penned a New York Times column where he prescribes a radical means to his long-time radical end: ending the filibuster to pass President Joe Biden’s immigration reform bill.

New information has emerged since our previous update on the Mexico City fiasco, which ensued when a woman was wrongfully introduced as a Univision journalist before proceeding to egregiously flatter Vice President Kamala Harris. Since then, the White House has issued a statement and we’ve completed a full transcript review, after which we can safely conclude that there is trickery afoot.

Vice President Kamala Harris’ Horrible, Terrible, No Good, Very Bad Week with Univision continues apace. In what could have been a Thursday night interview designed to mop up after “Don’t Come” and the Mexico City fiasco, Harris curtly shut down anchor Ilia Calderón’s follow-up question on, you guessed it, the border.