Univision

The Latino networks opened the week´s news cycle by shilling for the so-called “Inflation Reduction Act”. Univision anchor Carolina Sarassa even insisted that it “adheres to (Biden’s) promise not to increase taxes on families or companies that earn less than $400,000 a year”, as opposed to what experts have warned will happen.

It’s been more than a week since the Biden administration recently announced the construction of sections of border wall that would close the infamous “Yuma Gap” in southern Arizona. And the media’s most forceful opponent of anything resembling border enforcement, Univision anchor Jorge Ramos, has yet to weigh in on the matter. The double standard is obvious.

Univision news went into full PAC mode to promote Joe Manchin's so-called “Inflation Reduction Act,” dedicating 35-seconds to an advertorial heralding “the project that according to experts would help (us) deal with the inflation we are experiencing,” according to anchor/regime propagandist Borja Voces.

Univision’s report on the Kansas ballot initiative regarding abortion simultaneously managed to disinform viewers, promote a pro-abortion agenda, and undermine our democratic institutions. It is not surprising, then, that Hispanics continue to lose trust in corporate media. 

The same anchors whose jugular veins popped at the mere mention of Trump's border wall are now pleased to report that Biden has ordered the completion of an unfinished section of the wall near Yuma, Arizona, in order to protect the migrants “who could be injured by slipping on a slope, or also lose their lives by drowning.” You read that correctly.

Univision took a shot at its best impression of a state-run-media a la North Korea, with a propagandistic report intended to proclaim President Biden as the healthiest man alive following the White House's announcement that he had tested positive for Covid.

Celebrating the miracle of life is a matter of who’s at Univision, as the network´s midday news team showcased. Minutes after validating abortion as a birth control method during a report about selling contraceptive pills over the counter, “now that abortion is not an option”, anchors Borja Voces and Carolina Sarassa, enlightened their audiences with the ‘marvelous story’ of how Ian Alejandro…

The national Latino networks exist to serve the Latino community first and foremost, right? Wrong. Hispanics actually come a distant second behind their corporate interests, as was confirmed with their coverage of the historic swearing in of Congresswoman Mayra Flores (R-TX) by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA).

Corporate Latino media has historically had a lot to say at the slightest indication of anything even remotely sounding like “anti-immigrant rhetoric”. That is, unless the immigrant is a conservative, in which case they appear to bite their collective tongues.

While pro-abortion activists wreak havoc across the nation by throwing firebombs into crisis pregnancy centers, threaten their personnel, crash churches half-naked, doxx conservative Supreme Court justices and their families, and even show up at the house of justice Brett Kavanaugh attempting to kill him – the national Spanish-speaking media continue to give these violent incidents as little…

Univision viewers got a heck of a lot more pro-life commentary than they are usually shown during its live coverage off the historic repeal of Roe v. Wade.

Univision’s homage to Pride Month took a bizarre twist at the network’s midday news edition with its mandatory inclusivity story of the day and, lo and behold, they just about added a new letter to the ever growing LGBTQIA2S+ acronym: “I” for INCEST.

Something remarkable happened the night after Mayra Flores’ historic win in the special election to fill the vacancy in Texas’ 34th Congressional District: a Univision newscast spoke glowingly of the election of a conservative.

On Tuesday night, history was made in southeast Texas as Republican Mayra Flores won a special election in Texas’s 34th Congressional District, becoming the first Mexican-born woman to be elected to Congress and did so by winning a district President Biden won by 13 points in 2020. But not surprisingly, it fetched scant attention Wednesday morning on the English and Spanish broadcast networks…