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The initial shock of the atrocities committed by Hamas seems to have worn off at Univision, and the network has now reverted to lazy parroting of pro-Hamas propaganda.

Univision anchor Jorge Ramos confirms, yet again, that he is in fact an immigration activist posing as a journalist. His latest opinion column slams the Biden administration’s proposal to build 30 miles of border wall, and calls for the government to allow an additional 2-3 million immigrants into the United States every year.

When analyzing the media's embarrassingly stenographic coverage of the war in Gaza subsequent to the atrocities committed by Hamas, it is important to note that there wasn't always such a keen interest in ensuring that Nazis, literal or otherwise (and certainly Hamas), got depicted fairly and accurately.

Un ex empleado de una bodega busca retribución después de ser acusado de asesinato en segundo grado por un fiscal de Nueva York financiado por Soros, en lo que críticos, incluyendo al alcalde de la ciudad de Nueva York, Eric Adams, describieron como un aparente incidente de defensa propia.

A former bodega worker is seeking retribution after being charged with second-degree murder by a Soros-backed New York DA in what critics, including New York City Mayor Eric Adams, described as an apparent self-defense incident.

During a panel discussion on Univision’s Sunday political affairs show Al Punto, anchor Luis Carlos Vélez went where very few in media, if any, have gone; calling for the resignation or removal of U.S. Senator Bob Menéndez (D-NJ) in light of his most recent indictment on corruption charges.

Time and time again, Univision proves itself to be an immigration advocacy PAC with a broadcast license. And, as immigration advocacy organizations do, they cheer anything that erodes the distinctions between legal and illegal immigration.

Con frecuencia se nos recuerda que Univisión se ha encargado de actuar como un lobby de inmigración en lugar de una división de noticias. Lo mismo ocurre hoy, cuando la muerte de la senadora Dianne Feinstein no se informa como una noticia, sino que se lamenta como la muerte de un aliado político.

We are often reminded that Univision has taken it upon itself to act like an immigration lobby rather than a news division. So it is today, wherein the death of Senator Dianne Feinstein is not reported as a news story, but mourned as the death of a political ally.

The second GOP presidential debate on Fox Business took an odd turn to the Left in the questions of Univision anchor Ilia Calderon, who pressed the candidates like an MSNBC host on guns, fentanyl, '"dreamers," LGBTQ issues, and Florida's black history curriculum.

El segundo debate de las primarias republicanas del GOP, el miércoles por la noche, fue un caso de estudio de por qué el Partido Republicano no debería otorgar privilegios de moderación de debates a miembros hostiles y deshonestos de los medios liberales. Mientras que Fox Business Network ocupó dos de las posiciones de moderador (Stuart Varney y Dana Perino), la tercera fue otorgada a la…

The second GOP presidential primary debate Wednesday night was a case study in why the Republican Party shouldn’t award debate moderation privileges to hostile and dishonest members of the liberal media. While Fox Business Network occupied two of the moderator positions (Stuart Varney and Dana Perino), the third was given to Univision anchor Ilia Calderón. Her questions were by far the most…

Fox News for reasons passing understanding, allowed radical leftist Univision anchor Ilia Calderón to co-moderate their Republican presidential primary debate. Throughout the evening, Calderón asked numerous anti-American & pro-LGBTQ questions of the candidates. Predictably, during their live post-debate coverage, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow praised Calderón's biased questions because they are…

La peor parte de la inexplicable decisión del Partido Republicano de invitar a Univisión a moderar el debate de las primarias presidenciales de esta noche en la Biblioteca Reagan es que valida la afirmación de Univisión de representar a la comunidad hispana, cuando claramente no es así.