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​Mientras los medios de comunicación se concentran en la invasión rusa de Ucrania, otra invasión está a punto de ocurrir en NUESTRAS propias fronteras bajo un manto de silencio de la Casa Blanca, según informes de Telemundo que apuntan a la inminente derogación del Título 42. La regla que implementó el presidente Trump durante la pandemia permite al gobierno federal expulsar a los migrantes…

This week, Telemundo launched La Mesa Caliente, The Hot Table, an afternoon talk show hosted by four Latina television personalities who couldn´t resist discussing the new Florida Parental Rights in Education bill, labeled as ´Don´t Say Gay´ by activists; only one hostess, Mirka Dellanos, actually stood up for the role of parent in the education of their children; the other three…

Latino media quickly jumped on the disinformation bandwagon regarding Florida’s new ‘Parental Rights in Education’ bill, seizing upon the far catchier ‘Don’t Say Gay’ moniker adopted by activists to describe the legislation that gives the parents of children from kindergarten to third grade enforceable rights as to their education, and in particular, on the subject of sex and gender.

Un informe de Telemundo sobre el proyecto de ley HB5 de Florida que prohíbe la mayoría de los abortos después de las 15 semanas de embarazo, de camino a la firma del gobernador Ron DeSantis, confirmó que, sí, a las seis semanas un bebé es ... un bebé, aunque eso no era exactamente lo que el presentador de Hoy Día Nacho Lozano, quería decir.

A Telemundo report on Florida's HB5 bill banning most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy- now headed to Governor Ron DeSantis for signature- ended up confirming that indeed, at six weeks, a baby is … a baby, though that was the last thing Hoy Día anchor Nacho Lozano had in mind.

The breaking news of Colombia's “historic achievement for women''s rights, that is, to terminate their pregnancies”, to quote one Telemundo anchor, was considered so important at the national Latino networks, that they gave the story a total 12 minutes of combined airtime.

The President's Son – el hijo del presidente – finally caught the attention of the nation's leading Spanish-speaking newscasts. Mind you, it wasn't the scandal-ridden son of OUR sitting president, but that of Mexico's Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who was deemed worthy of a combined six minutes plus of airtime at Telemundo and Univision on Valentine's Day.

President Biden´s approval among Hispanics continues to plummet, and the networks that cater to the nation's largest minority are doing the near-impossible to avoid covering it.

The collusive relationship between Big Tech and corporate media continues apace, as do efforts to control Hispanics' access to the free flow of information. The latest instance comes via a collaboration between Google, Telemundo, and MediaWise intended to curb Spanish-language "disinformation".

​Los canales en español de la nación se suman al esfuerzo de los medios corporativos para ganar ratings con su propia programación especial en conmemoración al "ataque a la democracia por parte de los seguidores del presidente Donald Trump"; en Univisión, el especial lleva el nombre de "Asalto al Capitolio: La democracia a prueba"; en Telemundo, es un "Ataque a la Democracia". Pero no hace…

The nation’s Spanish-speaking media are joining the corporate media's effort to goose their ratings with their own special programming to commemorate the “attack on democracy by the followers of President Donald Trump”; at Univision, the special goes by the name of “Assault to the Capitol: Testing Democracy”; at Telemundo, it´s an “Attack on Democracy”. But it wasn't that long ago that these…

Telemundo anchor Nacho Lozano was fine covering the recent Axios/Ipsos/Telemundo poll of Hispanics in the United States, until he realized it also polled abortion.

Esta semana, las cadenas hispanas nacionales se esmeraron para contarle a sus audiencias (en su mayoría conservadoras) lo fantástico que sería si California se convirtiera en el santuario del aborto de la nación, especialmente porque las latinas pobres en, digamos, Texas, no pueden, ni tienen el dinero, para pagar un aborto de 26 semanas en su estado.

This week, the national Hispanic networks made a point to let their (mostly conservative) audiences know just how fantastic the prospect of California becoming the nation's abortion sanctuary would be, especially as poor Latinas in, say, Texas, wouldn't have the money to pay for a 26-week abortion they can't get in their state.