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News of a violent terror attack against a pro-life clinic in Madison, Wisconsin, got the quickie treatment at the Latino networks, which spent a total of 74 seconds reporting the attack that included throwing two Molotov cocktails into the facilities, lighting a fire and posting a menacing graffiti warning that “If abortions aren't safe, then you aren't either”.

The Latino networks, performing in a manner similar to pro-abortion advocacy PACS before a largely conservative audience, chose to say as little as possible about the upcoming Senate vote on the Democrat-led Women's Health Protection Act. Instead, they labeled it as an attempt to codify abortion protections at the federal level, while omitting that it would legalize the abortion of a full-term…

A Telemundo report purportedly on how Secretary of Homeland Security (DHS) Alejandro Mayorkas warned undocumented migrants not to come to the United States swiftly turned into a smear against Texas Governor Greg Abbott for using the word "invaders" to describe the deluge of migrants currently crossing the border into the Lone Star state.

The strongest pro-life stance you'll likely ever see on Spanish-language TV was recently found in the unlikeliest place- on Telemundo's version of "The View". Myrka Dellanos, co-host of Telemundo's The Hot Table (La Mesa Caliente/LMC), powerfully stood for the unborn and stated the mainstream Hispanic position on abortion.

The anti-grooming laws being enacted throughout the nation, and which grant parents the right to educate their young children on the subjects of sex and gender identity-as opposed to teachers at school- allowed the anchors of Telemundo´s morning kaffeeklatsch Hoy Día a chance to publicly grieve the “awful situation” on-air during a report that fell short in details and went overboard…

The corporate media’s effort to suppress any news of the ongoing border disaster, which is expected to accelerate after the Biden Administration’s widely advertised repeal of Title 42, includes suppression of the recent overrun of the Mexican National Guard near the border with Guatemala.

Resulta que los mismos activistas de inmigración que abogan por políticas de fronteras abiertas y amnistía ahora les dan la espalda a los ucranianos exentos del Título 42 por ser refugiados de guerra; así también, acusan al gobierno de racismo siendo ellos los primeros racistas, como podemos ver en un informe de Telemundo sobre el actual caos en la frontera sur.

It turns out that the same immigration activists advocating for open border policies and amnesty are now giving a cold shoulder to the fleeing Ukrainians receiving Title 42 waivers as war refugees, and now accuse the government of racism while being blatantly racist themselves, as shown in a Telemundo report about the ongoing chaos at the southern border.

​Mientras los medios de comunicación se concentran en la invasión rusa de Ucrania, otra invasión está a punto de ocurrir en NUESTRAS propias fronteras bajo un manto de silencio de la Casa Blanca, según informes de Telemundo que apuntan a la inminente derogación del Título 42. La regla que implementó el presidente Trump durante la pandemia permite al gobierno federal expulsar a los migrantes…

This week, Telemundo launched La Mesa Caliente, The Hot Table, an afternoon talk show hosted by four Latina television personalities who couldn´t resist discussing the new Florida Parental Rights in Education bill, labeled as ´Don´t Say Gay´ by activists; only one hostess, Mirka Dellanos, actually stood up for the role of parent in the education of their children; the other three…

Latino media quickly jumped on the disinformation bandwagon regarding Florida’s new ‘Parental Rights in Education’ bill, seizing upon the far catchier ‘Don’t Say Gay’ moniker adopted by activists to describe the legislation that gives the parents of children from kindergarten to third grade enforceable rights as to their education, and in particular, on the subject of sex and gender.

Un informe de Telemundo sobre el proyecto de ley HB5 de Florida que prohíbe la mayoría de los abortos después de las 15 semanas de embarazo, de camino a la firma del gobernador Ron DeSantis, confirmó que, sí, a las seis semanas un bebé es ... un bebé, aunque eso no era exactamente lo que el presentador de Hoy Día Nacho Lozano, quería decir.

A Telemundo report on Florida's HB5 bill banning most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy- now headed to Governor Ron DeSantis for signature- ended up confirming that indeed, at six weeks, a baby is … a baby, though that was the last thing Hoy Día anchor Nacho Lozano had in mind.

The breaking news of Colombia's “historic achievement for women''s rights, that is, to terminate their pregnancies”, to quote one Telemundo anchor, was considered so important at the national Latino networks, that they gave the story a total 12 minutes of combined airtime.