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Con la campaña por la presidencia de México ya en marcha, Jorge Ramos entrevistó a la candidata independiente Margarita Zavala en el semanario político Al Punto que transmite la cadena Univisión. Varias porciones de la entrevista sugieren que Ramos sigue por el rumbo que trazó con su careo con Donald Trump en aquella conferencia de prensa ínfame de 2015.

A fuzzy animal, faulty directions and famous murderers all outranked the latest jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The BLS announced on April 6, that the U.S. added 103,000 jobs in March and unemployment remained low. However, the more than 25 million combined viewers of the broadcast networks' evening shows weren’t notified that night.

If you want to see just how politically warped and weaponized the use of so-called ‘fact-checking’ has become in the national media, look no further than Univision, the United States’ leading Spanish-language broadcaster.

As the presidential campaign in Mexico heats up, Univision anchor Jorge Ramos sat down with Margarita Zavala, former First Lady of Mexico and current independent candidate, for an interview on his network Sunday show, Al Punto. Several exchanges from the interview suggest that Ramos is going futher down the path blazed by his obnoxious 2015 press-conference heckling of Donald Trump than anyone…

Las cadenas televisivas de habla hispana con mayor audiencia en Estados Unidos, Univisión y Telemundo, siguen pagando el precio por insistir en promover políticas de inmigración irrestricta, y el consecuente declive en su teleaudiencia ha llevado a despidos y más.

The biggest increase of consumer spending in three years pushed fourth-quarter economic growth to 2.9 percent, beating previous estimates and expectations. But if you wanted to hear about it from your evening news program the same day, you had to speak Spanish. Spanish-language channel Univision’s evening news program, Noticiero Univision, reported the GDP update on March 28. ABC, CBS and NBC…

In the midst of wrapping up a media tour hawking his latest book and on the heels of what he considers – because of the election of Donald Trump – the ‘worst time’ of his 35 years in the United States, Univision anchor Jorge Ramos now says he’s pining to return to Mexico.

La entrevista entre José Díaz-Balart de Telemundo y Jorge Ramos de Univisión- de cadenas noticiosas competidoras- marcó un hito para los medios de habla hispana en Estados Unidos. Pero el ambiente amistoso no impidió que Díaz-Balart le planteara una pregunta de suma importancia a Ramos.

Univisión volvió a lucirse en su carrera por un premio a los reportajes unilaterales y de sesgo liberal con una noticia en la que celebró el nombramiento de la inmigrante ilegal Lizbeth Mateo, a un puesto gubernamental en el estado de California.

Univision has once again outdone itself in the race for an award for completely one-sided, liberal-biased reporting with its celebratory story about the appointment of unauthorized immigrant Lizbeth Mateo to a California state government job.

Last week's interview between Telemundo's José Díaz-Balart and Univision's Jorge Ramos -competing anchors- was a first for our domestic Spanish-language networks. The collegial and friendly environment, however, did not stop Díaz-Balart from asking Ramos a very important question.

In another self-inflicted blow to its credibility, Univision once again turned to the discredited Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) to hype the alleged growth of ‘hate groups’ in the United States during the first year of the Trump administration.

The nation's leading Spanish-language television networks, Univision and Telemundo, continue to pay the price for doubling and tripling down on pushing unfettered immigration policies, and declining numbers have now led to layoffs and more.

During Monday night’s edition of the Fox News Channel's Tucker Carlson Tonight, the eponymous host clashed with Univision anchor Jorge Ramos over whether immigrants should become or remain citizens of two nations in general and live in sanctuary cities in particular. Instead of responding to Carlson’s questions, Ramos accused him of trying to "criminalize all immigrants" and repeating comments…