Univision

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.

In a move that showed CNN’s refusal to have anything close to admirable ethics, the Jeffrey Zucker-led network welcomed back chief legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin on Thursday after a seven-month absence following a Zoom call in which he pleasured himself in front of colleagues at The New Yorker. Yes, that was the main topic of Friday’s NewsBusters Podcast, so listener discretion is…

La extraña historia de María Fernanda Reyes, la activista que se hizo pasar por reportera de Univisión y que alardeó a la vicepresidenta Kamala Harris el martes en la noche en Ciudad México, parece llegar a su fin. Aparentemente, el malentendido no se debió a un sesgo exagerado, sino a la incompetencia del personal de la Casa Blanca.

La horrible, terrible, nada de buena, pésima semana de la vicepresidenta Kamala Harris con Univisión sigue en viento en popa. En lo que pudo haber sido una entrevista diseñada para lavar cara después del "No vengan" y el fiasco en Ciudad México,…

​Cuando "María Fernanda de Univisión" tomó el micrófono el martes por la noche y le hizo una pregunta halagadora a la vicepresidenta Kamala Harris al concluir su viaje a México, parecía que el día de adulación de Univisión iba en picada. Pero la verdad podría ser peor de lo que aparenta.

Como respuesta a nuestro vídeo tuit, el presentador de Univisión Borja Voces señaló y desafió a MRC Latino a ver su noticiero diario. Por desgracia, estimado lector, y como el Sr. Voces está a punto de descubrir, hace tiempo que lo venimos mirando.

The strange tale of María Fernanda Reyes, the activist who passed herself off as a Univision reporter and gushed all over Vice President Kamala Harris in Mexico City, appears to be drawing to a close. It appears that the kerfuffle was not the result of over-the-top media bias, but of basic incompetence by White House staff.

When "María Fernanda from Univision" took the mic on Tuesday night and asked Vice President Kamala Harris a flattering question to cap off her trip to Mexico, it seemed like Univision's sycophantic day had taken a turn for the worse. But the truth might be far worse than what it seems.

Por si acaso le interesa saber cómo le va a la vicepresidenta Kamala Harris en su paso por Guatemala y México, ahora Univisión gentilmente le recuerda a sus televidentes en un informe empalagoso, que Harris tiene una prima mexicana. 

Univision anchor Borja Voces, in response to our video tweet, called us out, and challenged us to watch his daily newscast. Alas, Dear Reader and as Mr. Voces is about to find out, we have been for quite some time.

In case you're wondering how Vice President Kamala Harris' swing through Guatemala and Mexico is going, Univision is now helpfully (and sycophantically) reminding viewers that Harris has a Mexican cousin.

La cobertura de Univisión del juicio en Iowa y la posterior condena de un inmigrante indocumentado por el secuestro y salvaje asesinato de Mollie Tibbetts en 2018 deja en claro que, a casi seis meses de la presidencia de Biden, la cadena aún no supera el Síndrome de Trastorno  por Trump.

Univision’s coverage of the Iowa trial and subsequent conviction of an undocumented immigrant for the 2018 kidnapping and savage murder of Mollie Tibbetts make plain that, nearly six months into the Biden administration, the network is not yet over its Trump Derangement Syndrome.