Univision

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…

After years of whining about "Spanish-language disinformation" and watching the Democrats continue to lose Hispanic electoral share to the GOP, the left has had enough. In what is clearly a panic move, a Soros-led investment group has backed the acquisition of 18 Univision radio stations by a media organization led by former Obama and Clinton operatives.

​Noticiero Univisión persiste en endilgar su activismo desmedido a favor del aborto a sus audiencias. Un ejemplo reciente apareció en la página de inicio del 'Partido Republicano' en su página web, con un blog titulado "Estos son los planes que tienen quienes se oponen al aborto si la Corte Suprema deroga Roe vs. Wade".

Univision News persists in pushing their pro-abortion activism onto their audiences. The most recent example turned up at the network website's 'Republican Party' landing page, and is not-so-subtly titled “These Are the Plans of Abortion Opponents if the Supreme Court Overturns Roe vs. Wade”

One of the downsides of a 24/7 news cycle is that it allows far more time for media types to fill airspace with bad takes, as was recently the case during Univision’s coverage of the horrific school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.

The horrific events at Uvalde, Texas, where a teen psychopath shot and killed 19 school children and two teachers have triggered the anchors and correspondents at the Spanish-speaking corporate media into a frenzied political coverage in support of gun control.

As migrants continued to rush to the U.S. southern border ahead of a potential removal of Title 42, Univision anchor Ilia Calderón called for "comprehensive immigration reform" in a rare on-air editorial.

The nation’s Spanish-speaking media have taken the censorious mission of the newly created Disinformation Governance Board (DGB) to heart. So much so, that instead of revealing the true nature of Biden´s own Ministry of Truth and the ‘Scary Poppins’ at its helm, they managed to pass it off to their audiences, in the words of Telemundo anchor Julio Vaqueiro, as a “disinformation board against…

News of a violent terror attack against a pro-life clinic in Madison, Wisconsin, got the quickie treatment at the Latino networks, which spent a total of 74 seconds reporting the attack that included throwing two Molotov cocktails into the facilities, lighting a fire and posting a menacing graffiti warning that “If abortions aren't safe, then you aren't either”.

Univision's newest host, journalist Luis Carlos Vélez, closed his nightly Línea de Fuego ("Firing Line") broadcast with a scathing indictment of President Joe Biden's response to the ongoing inflationary crisis.

The Latino networks, performing in a manner similar to pro-abortion advocacy PACS before a largely conservative audience, chose to say as little as possible about the upcoming Senate vote on the Democrat-led Women's Health Protection Act. Instead, they labeled it as an attempt to codify abortion protections at the federal level, while omitting that it would legalize the abortion of a full-term…

Sandwiched between their morning news reports about the leak from the Supreme Court pointing to the possible end of Roe vs. Wade, Univision inserted a 30-second advertorial for Planned Parenthood in California, where “more and more women are coming in search of services (abortions) they don't have where they live.”