Telemundo

Comcast-NBC affiliate Telemundo does whatever they can to preserve the mothership’s perfect Corporate Equality Index score. This includes blatantly promoting the trans agenda, such as is the case in this report from the network’s weekend newscast.

On Thursday afternoon, Noticias Telemundo mediodía delivered a disheartening blow by discussing the constitutionality of affirmative action following two Supreme Court decisions striking race as a factor in admissions for private and public universities. Throughout the lead story, correspondent Cristina Londoño repeatedly exhibited a lack of understanding on the subject.

The nation’s Spanish-language media appear to have made some (D)istinctions as to which ethics stories they choose to cover. Allegations against Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas were covered extensively, but an actual ethics scandal surrounding Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez drew nary a mention.

While Telemundo News plays musical chairs with their news staff shuffling them around (or pulling them off air), one standby and former evening/weekend anchor took full advantage of her chance to fill in for departed anchor Nacho Lozano of the network’s midday news edition: Vanessa Hauc, the network’s own climate activist who also happens to be the co-founder of ´climate issues´ non-profit…

Telemundo News jumped at the chance of serving as spokespersons for the Mexican government on Monday, airing what amounted to endorsements for socialist President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s “diplomatic offensive” to counter the Lindsey Graham/Dan Crenshaw proposed legislations regarding the Mexican drug cartels.

La investigación a la congresista Alexandria Ocasio Cortez (D-NY) por la Oficina de Ética Congresional eludió mención en los telediarios nacionales, con la excepción notable de Telemundo, quien rompió con sus colegas y brindó a sus televidentes un recuento breve pero pleno de la investigación.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Si nos dejamos llevar por Joseph Malouf, el "experto en derecho constitucional", de Telemundo, la Navidad llegó un mes tarde para Donald Trump; el 23 de enero, día en que se encontraron documentos clasificados en la casa del exvicepresidente Mike Pence en Indiana.

To take it from Joseph Malouf, Telemundo's in-house “Constitutional Law Expert”, Christmas came a month late for Donald Trump on January 23 when classified documents were found at former Vice President Mike Pence's Indiana home.