Telemundo

A menudo nos referimos a las personas en los medios de comunicación como "activistas" que pululan en la profesión periodística con el fin de divulgar su activismo en las ondas televisivas. Pero, ¿qué le parece si le decimos que Telemundo colocó una verdadera activista medioambiental tras el escritorio de noticias como presentadora? Conozca a Vanessa Hauc.

We often refer to those in the media as “activists” that inhabit the journalistic profession and bring their activism to our airwaves. But what if we told you that Telemundo put an actual, literal climate activist behind their anchor desk? Meet Vanessa Hauc.

Telemundo´s apparent “ownership” of the tragic story of Wilton Gutiérrez, a 10-year-old Nicaraguan migrant found alone and terrified by a Border Patrol agent in the Texas desert on April 1st, seems to give the NBC sister station the right to judge, intrude and insert their politics into private, parent-child relationships in their quest for a major story a la Elián González.

Gone are the days when the nation’s leading Spanish-language networks would cover the U.S. presidency with adversarial scrutiny. Their coverage of the Democrats’ efforts to pack the Supreme Court proves their pivot to advocacy propaganda.

A number of major news organizations worldwide, ranging from Scientific American and The Columbia Journalism Review to The Guardian and Al Jazeera, have signed a pledge to begin referring to “climate change” as a “climate emergency” in their reporting.

Con razón que el negocio de los coyotes que trafican en la frontera sur está en todo su apogeo si Univisión y Telemundo siguen transmitiendo informes a sus millones de televidentes sobre cómo encontrar los anuncios de contrabandistas humanos en las redes sociales.

It’s no wonder that “business is booming” for coyotes working the southern border: Univision and Telemundo are broadcasting to millions of viewers that the human smugglers are now advertising on social media!

Once again, Spanish-language media displays their commitment to reporting all sides of the immigration issue, by including the underreported perspective of the misunderstood coyotes.

Los medios hispanoparlantes han optado por esconder de sus audiencias la ley HR1 (también conocida como la "Ley para el Pueblo"), un proyecto de ley radical diseñado para arrebatar el control electoral a los estados con el fin de amañar el sistema electoral de la nación a favor del partido demócrata. 

The Spanish-speaking media are concealing from its viewers HR1 (AKA the “For The People Act”), a radical bill designed to seize election control from the states in order to rig the nation's electoral system in favor of the Democrat party. 

​Cuatro extranjeros en la lista de vigilancia terrorista del FBI han sido arrestados en la frontera sur desde octubre, pero esta alarmante noticia no llegó a los noticiarios de las cadenas liberales en español de la nación que siguen abogando por fronteras abiertas mediante una interminable sucesión de informes que favorecen las nuevas políticas migratorias de Biden.

Four foreign nationals on the FBI's terror watch list have been arrested at the southern border since October, but this bit of very worrying news was completely ignored by the nation’s liberal Hispanic networks that continue to push for open borders via an endless succession of reports hailing Biden's new immigration policies.

Last weekend´s violent riots at Portland, Oregon, where ANTIFA and BLM protestors set fires, broke windows and sprayed offensive graffiti at a federal courthouse, failed to catch the attention of the nation’s Spanish-speaking media, who by and large kept the ugly mess from their viewers.

It only took the Biden Administration six weeks to plunge America into another border crisis, but they didn’t do it by themselves. Spanish-language media had a huge role to play in this crisis by hyping the coming changes to immigration policy, particularly during their coverage of the Biden inauguration.