MRC Latino

Monday greeted us with an overload of the liberal media's newest cause du jour: to portray all of the nation's police as evil and abusive. The Hispanic media, as usual, followed suit- as we can see in this Telemundo report about George Floyd's funeral service in Houston, Texas, which quickly became one about that city's purported police brutality.

En shock. Así dijeron estar los integrantes de un panel de "expertos" en Despierta América de Univisión, ante la imagen del presidente Donald Trump frente a la Iglesia de St. John´s en Washington, D.C., con una Biblia en la mano. El comentario, como es de esperar, es una réplica exacta de la retórica en los medios de comunicación angloparlantes de corte liberal.

Parroting their mainstream media counterparts, a panel of “experts” at Univision's Despierta America expressed their “shock” at seeing President Donald Trump stand before St. John's Church in Washington, D.C., with a Bible in his hand.

Telemundo se desenmascaró al revelar la verdadera razón detrás de su acérrima defensa al uso de mascarillas, y tiene poco que ver con la salud.

Telemundo was unmasked --- pun intended --- while unmasking the reason behind its all-out advocacy for the use of masks, and it has little to do with health. Check out the full post as reporter Javier Vega confirmed this new obfuscation with what has become a symbol ---and a political one at that --- of “what all Americans should be doing every day”, in a May 28 report on Un Nuevo Dia.

​A look at MRC Latino's archives reveals a moment between Univision senior anchor Jorge Ramos and former Texas congressman Beto O'Rourke which explains why Joe Biden might have thought he had standing to weigh in on the ethnic authenticity of others, as evidenced by his recent "you ain't Black" gaffe.

Las cadenas en español de la nación están cada vez más desesperadas por empujar su pornografía de pánico ante el coronavirus. Ahora lo último es su obsesión con la admisión del presidente Trump de tomar hidroxicloroquina como profilaxis.

The nation's Spanish-speaking networks are increasingly desperate to push their coronavirus panic-porn morning, day and night. As of late, they’ve become fixated with President Trump's admission of taking hydroxychloroquine as a prophylaxis. As can be expected, sarcasm and skepticism about the treatment pervaded the airwaves, with the nets' anchors insisting that the drug is ineffective against…

El estudio más reciente de MRC Latino muestra el extremo al que llegaron los principales noticieros en español del país para no reportar el auge en el empleo hispano, y sí dedicarle tiempo de sobra al histórico colapso en empleos ocasionado por la pandemia del coronavirus, de acuerdo con el informe de desempleo para el mes de abril de 2020.

MRC Latino’s most recent study shows the extent to which the nation’s most widely-viewed Spanish-language newscasts neglected covering the Hispanic jobs boom, while giving more than ample time to the historic jobs collapse due to the coronavirus pandemic, as reflected in the April 2020 unemployment report. 

Today’s Telemundo report on President Trump’s decision to take hydroxychloroquine, under the supervision of the White House physician, is certain to go down in the annals as one of the biggest fake news pieces of 2020. 

Even though the FDA says the use of Hydroxychloroquine was up to a patient and their doctor, Monday’s evening newscasts saw ABC, CBS, and NBC clutch their pearls after President Trump admitted he’s been taking the anti-Malaria drug for several days to prevent catching coronavirus. Acting as though he was self-medicating and not telling viewers that the drug needed a prescription to obtain it,…

A Telemundo breaking news report about Facebook’s April deletion of “nearly 2,000 accounts that attack immigrants, promote racism and spread false information,” not only pointed an accusatory finger at Trump followers but dated the event, originally announced on May 5th, as taking place “today”.

Un informe de última hora de Telemundo sobre la eliminación por parte de Facebook en abril de "casi 2.000 cuentas que atacan a inmigrantes, promueven el racismo y difunden información falsa", no sólo apuntó con un dedo acusatorio a los seguidores de Trump, sino que puso la fecha de "hoy" a un suceso que se anunció el 5 de mayo.