GARCÍA: From now on, the only alternative will be the one followed by Victor Ayala, who got pardoned by the governor of California (in order to) to avoid his deportation.
VÍCTOR AYALA: They are helping me with all the legal things. I don't have to worry anymore.
TELEMUNDO
FELICIDAD AVEYEIRA, ANCHOR, TELEMUNDO: Some 700,000 people, many of them Latinos, are going to lose food stamps.
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UNIVISIÓN
JORGE RAMOS, ANCHOR, UNIVISIÓN: President Trump's administration is proposing new requirements for getting food stamps, and that would affect nearly four million recipients of that federal aid, many of which are Latino.
JORGE RAMOS: There’s some good news. The U.S. economy generated 266,000 jobs last month, reducing the national unemployment rate to 3.5 percent. That is the lowest (rate) in 50 years. The number of Hispanics with jobs went up to 28 million 350 thousand, which is a new record. Even so, the unemployment rate among Hispanics increased from 4.1 percent in October to four point TWO percent in November…
JORGE RAMOS, ANCHOR, UNIVISIÓN: In other news, today, the Democrat lawmakers' revealed their report which argues
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The Republicans have their own report in which they allege
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A damning report
JOSÉ DÍAZ-BALART, ANCHOR, TELEMUNDO: The evidence against Trump
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ADRIANA YAÑEZ, ANCHOR, ESTRELLA TV: House Democrats present evidence to hold an impeachment trial for President Trump…
JOSÉ DÍAZ-BALART, ANCHOR, TELEMUNDO: No more commissions on remittances sent to Mexico through Banco de Santander.
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DÍAZ-BALART: We start from Mexico where the government and Banco de Santander
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RAUL TORRES, CORRESPONDENT, TELEMUNDO: And it´s that Banco Santander won't charge a penny on commissions
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TORRES: At first only Santander customers will be able to send remittances…
LORRAINE CACERES, ANCHOR, UNEWS: Welcome back. November is National Adoption Month and thousands of children, many victims of sexual abuse, are hoping to be welcomed into a new forever home and taken out of the foster care system. Xiomara Gonzalez Govea takes a look at what it's like for some of these children to be caught in the system.
XIOMARA GONZALEZ GOVEA, CORRESPONDENT, UNEWS: (SPANISH)…
MARIA ROSA LUCCHINI, CORRESPONDENT, UNIVISION: The study was focused on 572 women over a period of four years. And it revealed that 48% of these women feel extremely worried about deportations. 24% feel moderately worried and 28%, not so much. These women live in fear of being deported or of their relatives being detained by ICE agents.
CARLOS GUEVARA, UNIDOS US: The country requires…
JOSÉ DÍAZ-BALART, ANCHOR, TELEMUNDO: At the White House, they welcomed a very special hero. His name is Conan, a Belgian shepherd who was honored by President Trump, the first lady and Vice President Pence for their valuable work to capture Islamic State leader Abū Bakr al-Baghdadi. Last month, Conan chased him down a tunnel in Syria. When cornered, the terrorist detonated a suicide vest he was…
RAY CRUZ, MRC LATINO: Well, we're recently living through times of applause and booing. All the press reported that Donald Trump had been booed in a World Series game. However, Donald Trump was applauded in a collegiate football game and no one reports anything.
JOSÉ DÍAZ-BALART, ANCHOR, TELEMUNDO: We are talking about a special report by Telemundo NBC and Comcast, that shows the gigantic impact of Latinas on the present and future of this nation. To start, the number of Latinas under 40 years of age, has increased by 55% from 2000 to 2017. For the first time, the workforce of Latinas has grown more than non-Latinas and that of Latino men. Female…