The nation’s Spanish-language media have predictably omitted any coverage of Senator Marco Rubio’s recent searing indictment of both Latino identity politics and Xavier Becerra’s nomination to lead the Department of Health and Human Services.

The arrest of Emma Coronel, paramour of Mexican drug kingpin “El Chapo” on charges related to drug trafficking, appears to have given Telemundo and Univision the perfect excuse to not cover Joe Biden's reopening of the so-called cages for migrant children.

On Monday, President Joe Biden took part in a CNN Town Hall and while Univision and Telemundo covered the event, showing the same two edited segments of the Q&A session in all their newscasts and leaving out the most relevant moment for their audiences: when Biden called Latinos (and Black) ignorant.

Univision, in a half-baked report on Wednesday's passing of the iconic Rush Limbaugh, makes clear both its sneering contempt of conservatism and its need to reduce everything to a tie-in with President Donald Trump.

Telemundo's unending crusade to portray New York governor Andrew Cuomo as leader of the nation's best response to COVID-19 was shattered by news that his administration willfully covered up the state’s nursing home COVID-19 death toll. But Telemundo’s viewers have not seen any reporting on these shocking developments.

Telemundo can barely contain their excitement of seeing migrant families successfully enter the United States through the southern border. They are so excited that they produced a report complete with practical instructions on how to get in “fast and easy”: make sure to bring kids.

The nation's Spanish-speaking media portray themselves as fierce advocates of equity and against gender discrimination. However, Telemundo, Univision, CNN en Español, and Estrella TV, appear to have had no interest in reporting on the executive order issued by Joe Biden on the same day he was sworn in as president of the United States, affording transgender kids the unrestricted ability to…

The Latino nets devote massive amounts of air time to push for the so-called Biden-Harris immigration reform, but have hidden one startling development from their viewers: the reopening of detention facilities for migrant children at Carrizo Springs, Texas.

For the hundreds of undocumented immigrants deported this past week, it must have been quite the shock to not see activists, television camera crews and (crying) politicians bidding them farewell. But that is exactly how immigrants from Jamaica, Honduras and Guatemala were sent back to their homelands by the Biden-Harris administration this past week: very quietly.

What’s a network to do when it desperately needs comprehensive immigration reform in order to ensure its long-term survival but the pesky filibuster remains in place despite Democrat control of Congress? Answer: Push hard for Plan B.

Immigration may rule supreme, but if its twisted coverage of President Joe Biden’s executive order repealing the Mexico City Policy is any indication, Univision holds the rest of the liberal policy platter in high regard and has no compunction in foisting those preferences upon an unsuspecting audience.

Hispanic-oriented newscasts find ample air time to report Biden´s campaign promises, including opening schools in the first 100 days of his administration, but have a very hard time reporting that the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) seeks to keep schools closed in the third largest educational district of the United States.

Spanish-language media have, to varying degrees, acclaimed Team Biden’s most overt pander to Hispanics yet- the prominent placement of a bronze bust of César Chávez within the Oval Office- as a historic event of great significance. And in enabling this blatant pander, they have also abetted a historical whitewash of Chavez’ mixed legacy. 

The media proved, once again, that they are the public relations arm of the Democrat Party. This time, Spanish-language media did the deed via its total blackout of the campaign to recall California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) due to his botched response to the COVID-19 crisis.