Hispanic Media

In keeping with its long record of anti-law enforcement news coverage, the nation’s largest Spanish-language network, Univision, failed to include the United States Border Patrol’s perspective about the findings of a new internal agency investigation that exonerated 64 of 67 Border Patrol agents involved in shooting incidents while in the line of duty between 2010 and 2012. Instead, the report on…

Como parte de su largo historial de campaña mediática contra el cumplimiento de la ley, Univisión ignoró la perspectiva de la Patrulla Fronteriza de los Estados Unidos, sobre los resultados de una nueva investigación interna de la agencia. La agencia exoneró 64 de 67 agentes envueltos en incidentes con disparos, durante el cumplimiento del deber entre 2010 y 2012.

The top English and Spanish networks refused on Tuesday evening to cover the findings of a federal audit report from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Inspector General (OIG) that concluded that just under $3 billion in ObamaCare subsidies have been unable to be properly verified that, according to the audit, puts taxpayer funding “at risk.” While the broadcast networks…

The opening rally of Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign was the subject of fawning coverage on the nation’s top Spanish-language network, Univision, which failed to include a single critical voice in its report on Clinton’s speech at the rally and celebrated the participation in the event of activist Andrea González, a non-citizen who was the only person other than Clinton to address the…

La concentración inicial de la campaña presidencial de Hillary Clinton fue ensalzada  en la cobertura de Univisión, la mayor cadena hispanoparlante. Univisión que no incluyó ninguna voz crítica al discurso de Clinton en la concentración, celebró la participación en el evento de la activista Andrea González, una no-ciudadana que fue la única persona además de Clinton en hablarle a la multitud.

The recently approved campus carry bill, designed to provide for the exercise of second amendment rights on public university campuses in the Lone Star State, was the subject of a sharply slanted report on Telemundo’s national evening news program.

La reciente aprobación de un proyecto de ley que garantizaría el ejercicio de los derechos, reconocidos en la 2da Enmienda, en las instalaciones de universidades públicas texanas, fue objeto de una cobertura tendenciosa en el noticiero estelar nacional de Telemundo.

Univision’s habit of championing the presence of unauthorized immigrants was on full display in its coverage of a recent speech on immigration by Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson. During the network’s morning show, Despierta América, host Satcha Pretto hyped what she called Johnson’s “solid defense of more than 11 million undocumented immigrants.”

El hábito de la cadena hispanohablante, Univisión, de defender la presencia de inmigrantes indocumentados, sobresalió nuevamente durante un reciente reportaje sobre un discurso de Jeh Johnson, Secretario del Departamento de Seguridad Interna. La anfitriona del programa, Satcha Pretto, promovió sus comentarios como una “sólida defensa en favor de los más de once millones de indocumentados.”

Después del fallo del Tribunal Federal de Apelaciones del 5to Circuito contra la petición del gobierno de Obama para avanzar con su amnistía ejecutiva, el conductor de MSNBC y Telemundo, José Díaz-Balart invitó a dos activistas de distintas corrientes ideológicas, Daniel Garza, director ejecutivo de la Iniciativa LIBRE, y Alain Cisneros, de Texas Organizing Project, para debatir sobre el fallo y…

In the wake of the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals’ ruling against a request from the Obama administration to move forward with his executive amnesty, MSNBC and Telemundo anchor José Díaz-Balart invited two activists from opposite ends of the ideological spectrum - LIBRE Executive Director Dan Garza and the Texas Organizing Project’s Alain Cisneros - to discuss the ruling and the topic of…

New polling showing high levels of dissatisfaction with the Obama administration’s handling of federal immigration policy, as well as majority support for doing “a lot” more to reduce illegal immigration, has so far been ignored by the nation’s top Spanish-language television networks.

Un nuevo sondeo que muestra altos niveles de insatisfacción con la forma en que el gobierno de Obama está manejando la política migratoria, así como una mayoría que apoya hacer “mucho más” para reducir la inmigración ilegal, ha sido ignorado hasta ahora por las mayores cadenas hispanoparlantes.

The negative consequences of months of relentless anti-police reporting in the news media caught the attention of MundoFox, a major national Spanish-language television network. Commenting on the spike in New York City’s murder rate, the Chairman of the National Latino Officers Association, NYPD veteran Anthony Miranda, told MundoFox that “many officers are confused” and “don’t know whether to…