The hunt for “Spanish-language disinformation” is proving to be America’s fastest-growing grift: so much so that Politifact is now itching to get into the game.

The morning and midday anchors at Univision News assumed the roles of regime propagandists for President Biden on Wednesday, as they joyfully announced the “excellent news” of a new extension on federal student loan payments. Never mind that a federal judge in Texas declared Biden’s promise to provide up to $20,000 in loan forgiveness as unlawful, and that their reporting wasn’t just…

Univision, where journalists routinely advocate for abortions, transgender rights, the sexualization of grade school children, same sex marriage, et. al, has now become the watchdog of virtue – that is, Donald J. Trump's, who “does not practice any religion and has five children by three different women'', yet dared urge a group of supposed ultraconservatives gathered in Mexico City, to "…

As expected, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has cleared the way for the Soros-backed Latino Media Network’s (LMN) purchase of 18 Televisa Univision radio stations, among them Miami’s Radio Mambí.

Univision’s Jorge Ramos dealt the Spanish-language disinformation card during an interview with U.S. Rep. María Elvira Salazar (R-FL), and in the process dealt a steaming pile of disinformation of his own.

The dust has not yet settled from this weird midterm election, but the left and the media (pardon the redundancy) are working overtime to conflate the very real and ongoing Hispanic shift with the big “Red Wave” that ended up not materializing beyond Florida. 

In case anyone wondered that Univision really thought of Congresswoman Mayra Flores (R-TX), one need look no further than the post-midterm edition of Al Punto con Jorge Ramos, which kicked off by giving her opponent the opportunity to take a victory lap.

You can tell we’re at the tail end of another election cycle where the GOP is doing well with Hispanics, because as a recent report from CBS Mornings shows, the media have gone back to their favorite trope: “Spanish-language disinformation”. 

It took the readers of Univision anchor Jorge Ramos´ latest opinion column 17 paragraphs of nonsensical fluff to confirm the degree of the veteran journalist´s disconnection from the very demographic he addresses and interacts with on a daily basis: According to Ramos, the reason Hispanics have shifted away from the Democratic Party is because Biden (and Obama) failed to legalize 10 million…

We’ve often said that the nation’s Spanish-language corporate media are unequivocally the biggest source and spreaders of Spanish-language disinformation to a vulnerable audience that relies on these news divisions for information on the events of the day. A recent poll has now arrived at the same conclusion, thus confirming our long-held thesis.

Univision willfully spread disinformation in their report on the Pennsylvania Senate debate, by falsely claiming that Dr. Mehmet Oz criticized the state of health of Lt. Gov. John Fetterman.

A volunteer for Senator Marco Rubio (R) Fla., was in the hospital after being brutally attacked during a midterm campaign event, and just like Rubio predicted over a Univision interview following the incident, the very network ended up victim-shaming the Republican to the point of implying that perhaps he deserved to be beaten.

The very networks that insist on immigration being a top concern for Latino voters (it isn’t), and made a huge deal of the photographs taken of mounted Border Patrol agents holding horse reins while trying to control a group of unruly Haitian migrants crossing into U.S. territory in 2021, have remained silent about the revelation that Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas purposely…

How can you say that a Democrat is in trouble without saying that a Democrat is in trouble? Just skip the word ´Democrat´. This is exactly what the national Spanish-language newscasts did, not in one report, but in report after report – a solid 39 minutes of airtime in a little over 24-hours- about the scandal involving four “Latino politicians” from Los Angeles.