If you wonder which criteria must be met for a Congressional ethics investigation to garner coverage at Univision, it’s quite simple: just don’t be a Democrat. Specifically, don’t be Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY).

The congressional investigation into Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio Cortez (D-NY) mostly escaped any mention on the nation’s network evening news. Except for Telemundo, which broke ranks with their counterparts by giving viewers a full, succinct account of the ethics investigation into AOC.

Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra was caught on camera berating staff during a virtual meeting, for not processing unaccompanied migrant minors at the border quickly enough. But you'd never know it if you rely on the corporate Spanish-speaking press for your news, where the callous comments from one of their darlings were HIDDEN from the public.

Broadcasting directly from Telemundo´s studios in Miami, Florida, the liberal hostesses of the network´s afternoon talk show La Mesa Caliente (The Hot Table), aired their collective DeSantis derangement by falsely claiming that Floridians will see tax hikes as a result of the end of Walt Disney World´s self-governing status via revocation of the Reedy Creek Improvement District.

At the end of CNN en Español’s report on the visit of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg to East Palestine, Ohio, anchor Juan Carlos López suggested that “the power of suggestion” is to blame for any symptoms that people might be feeling, rather than the effects of huge chemical fire after a catastrophic derailment.

The Biden administration announced a new immigration rule set to take effect in May when Title 42 comes to an end. Yet, the news of the Circumvention of Lawful Pathways rule, identical to Trump's hated third-country deals, got under 30 seconds of airtime at the evening news edition of Telemundo - and zero seconds at Univision´s.

Univision reached a new milestone in their ludicrous defense of open borders, during a report by Carolina Sarassa, of Noticiero Univisión: Edición Digital, where the anchor red-flagged a proposed San Francisco bill that would hand over undocumented fentanyl dealers to ICE, as “causing controversy”.

The need to remain relevant is so pressing for Univision's veteran anchor Jorge Ramos, that he has now incorporated the erasure of women under the cover of 'trans visibility' to his campaign against the traditional values of the public he claims to champion and represent.

Univision served their audiences a taste of real journalism during an exclusive post-State of the Union interview with Vice President Kamala Harris, boldly asking her about her reaction to the Kiss seen around the world between her husband, Doug Emhoff and Dr. Jill Biden. The bravado, however, quickly gave way to the usual Biden official PR branch when, only a few hours later, the network…

President Biden's State of the Union address had the folks at Univision drooling with praise, that is, until it came to the subject of immigration, so very dear to the ($$$) heart of our Spanish-speaking press, which was practically ignored by the 46th President.

Hunter Biden’s latest move to suppress the Laptop From Hell got exactly zero seconds of airtime at the Latino networks’ main newscasts, effectively rendering the desperate push to prosecute the whistleblowers of the sordid material found in his computer as unnewsworthy.

Spanish-language media predictably laud the Biden Administration’s misguided efforts to make “Hispanic” and “Latino” official race designations for the 2030 Census and other government documents.

A Chinese spy balloon has been wafting over American airspace since Wednesday, but the Latino corporate media downplayed the provocation by rehashing the official CCP line: that the balloon – first seen over one of the nation's nuclear silo fields in Montana – was a “civilian airship” used mainly for weather research, and that China had no intention of spying on anybody.

Univision took on the role of anti-DeSantis propagandist in a shady report about the implementation of Florida’s HB 1467, which provides directives for books and materials allowed in the state's public school libraries and was signed by Governor Ron DeSantis in March 2022.