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Univision’s long-standing campaign to otherize and disqualify Hispanic conservatives and those who dissent with the network’s immigration agenda has only increased in vitriol and intensity since the presidential campaign announcements of Sen. Ted Cruz and Sen. Marco Rubio.
The network, whose executive chairman is Lincoln Bedroom-occupying…
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The first major network news program to take notice of the National March for Marriage that will take place in the Nation’s Capital on Saturday was not on one of the English-language networks, but on Spanish-language MundoFox.
What apparently drew the attention of MundoFox to the event, which is being held three days before the U.S. Supreme…
ISAAC LEE: I think that if you are an American journalist covering the Second World War, it's not a problem for you to want the Nazis to lose. And I don't think that you need to be saying, "well, you know, the Allied expeditionary force commander says this and, on the other hand, the Führer says that. I think it's OK to understand that sometimes you have to be on the right side of the issues and…
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There is something to be said for the warm cocoon of academia, and its ability to draw out the true thoughts of radicals. Univision News President and Fusion CEO Isaac Lee's recent presentation at the University of Texas at Austin was certainly no exception.
Lee’s eye-popping remarks should serve as a timely reality check for conservatives…
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The highly trumpeted “equal pay” issue was the subject of considerable coverage recently on both Univision and Telemundo. Both networks presented only one side of the controversy over American women allegedly “making 78% of what men earn for the same work.”
JORGE RAMOS, SENIOR ANCHOR, UNIVISION: I think the future of Spanish-language media is assured for decades, simply, for a very simple reason: Despite of the fact that the majority of the growth within the Hispanic community is coming from people being born here, we still have one to two million immigrants, legally and illegally coming in every single year. Most of them speak Spanish. So,…
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Univision appears to be pulling out all the stops to portray Sen. Marco Rubio as “the bad guy” to its viewers.
The intent to portray Rubio as an enemy of the immigrant community was evident from the outset of the April 15 edition of Univision’s principal national news program, when anchor María Elena Salinas read the following headline tease…
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Univision appears to be pulling out all the stops to portray Sen. Marco Rubio as “the bad guy” to its viewers. The intent to portray Rubio as an enemy of the immigrant community was evident from the outset of the April 15 edition of Univision’s principal national news program, when anchor María Elena Salinas read the following headline tease: “…
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On its morning program Despierta América, Univision also focused on the perspective of the protesters, with host Satcha Pretto saying that although Rubio emphasized in his announcement speech the humble past of his parents, "many immigrants are already asking themselves, ‘Does he want to support us, or deport us?’”
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So far, coverage of Sen. Marco Rubio’s presidential campaign announcement has tilted left on the top Univision and Telemundo newscasts, with both networks emphasizing the perspective of pro-amnesty critics of the Florida senator.
“The truth is Latinos do not want him here,” said a Rubio protester featured on Telemundo’s national evening…