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A pesar de ser izquierdista, el presidente mexicano Andrés Manuel López Obrador nunca ha gozado del favoritismo de la prensa liberal hispanoparlante en la nación. Ahora, su negativa a reconocer a Joe Biden como presidente electo de Estados Unidos ha vuelto a revolcar ese gallinero.

Despite being a leftist, Mexican president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has never been a favorite of the nation’s liberal Spanish-speaking press. His refusal to recognize Joe Biden as President-Elect of the United States is ruffling feathers there once again.

Se tardó cinco años, pero alguien finalmente puso en su sitio al presentador de Univisión Jorge Ramos, dada su incesante amonestación contra los hispanos conservadores que difieren de la línea editorial de Univisión y votan por otras razones aparte de la inmigración.

It took five years, but someone finally took Univision anchor Jorge Ramos to task for his incessant haranguing of Hispanic conservatives who don’t toe the Univision line and vote for reasons other than immigration.

The nation’s leading Spanish-language networks continue to suppress the explosive revelations from Hunter Biden’s laptop, as broken by the New York Post and reported by other outlets, preferring instead to hide this story from their viewers. Our latest study reveals the extent to which the story is suppressed while other reports with far less corroboration receive many times more…

Univisión sigue ocultando que tres de los encuestadores que colaboraron con la cadena en su más reciente encuesta sobre las elecciones presidenciales, endosan abiertamente a Joe Biden, y que uno de ellos, Latino Decisions, es también encuestador para Biden.

Univision's newscasts continue to tout the findings of the network's most recent national and state polls, indicating that “President Trump lags behind Biden “in the intent of the Hispanic vote”. However, the network has yet to disclose either that poll collaborators SomosUS (formerly known as the National Council of La Raza) and Somos Unidos are acknowledged Biden supporters; or that Latino…

As the nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court draws ever closer to Senate confirmation, it is important to note that the nation’s leading Spanish-language network has severely underreported the current court-packing debate. The only reasonable explanation for such coverage is a Supreme Court packed by Democrats is also in Univision’s best business interests.

We’ve often said that Univision is a liberal immigration-advocacy PAC with a broadcast license seeking FCC permission in order to be 100% under foreign control. But perhaps we should consider the possibility they’re also a bundler for other liberal PACs.

Univision finally reported the scandal involving Joe Biden's son Hunter, five days after the story initially broke and buried it within its late-night newscast. What’s worse, the story was tucked away within an unrelated report on President Donald Trump’s rally in Tucson, Arizona.

Cinco días después de que la saliera a la luz el escándalo que involucró al hijo de Joe Biden, Hunter, Univisión finalmente ofreció el informe en su noticiero nocturno. Lo que es peor, escondió el reporte dentro de otra nota sobre el mitin del presidente Donald Trump en Tucson, Arizona.

¿Dónde está Hunter? Esa es la pregunta del día dado el ensordecedor silencio en los noticieros hispanoparlantes de la nación en torno a los múltiples escándalos relacionados con Hunter Biden, hijo del candidato presidencial demócrata Joe Biden y que el diario The New York Post sacase a relucir en base a correos electrónicos encontrados en el disco duro de una computadora portátil…

Si usted depende de los medios nacionales de habla hispana para informarse sobre lo que acontece en la comunidad, podría no haberse enterado de la enorme caravana anticomunista acontecida en Miami este pasado sábado.

The untimely passing of an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court is a major national event with huge ramifications that warrants topmost news coverage. MRC Latino's latest study shows, however, that the nation's leading Spanish-language networks found the passing of a liberal icon to be much more newsworthy than that of a conservative stalwart.