The Dark Side of Hispanic Media and PR

*I like this piece. Cesar Vargas stops, takes a step back and iterates the obvious, becasue apparently, in Spanish and many other places in Latino media, the obvious needs to […]

*This is probably the most reasoned commentary I’ve read concerning Rodner Figueroa’s racial gaffe about First Lady Michelle Obama. I worked in Spanish media since the days before Univision and […]

*So here’s the latest, in case you were keeping score. The Univision host who was fired after he commented that First Lady Michelle Obama “looks like she’s from the cast of […]

*The good thing is that Univision acted quickly. The thing is that there are many instances of racist remarks, anti-gay remarks and objectification of women that pass under the radar […]

*CBS? Time Warner? Talk is Univision is on the block for $20 billion. By Roger Yu, USA Today Univision Communications, the largest Hispanic media company in the U.S., may be […]

*This brings two things to mind. One is the fact that the “Hispanic” term is invented; another is that the inventors had a specific agenda in mind when they did […]

By Patricia Boscan, Latina Voices Señoras y Señores, it’s time. It’s just after 1 P.M. and you’ve just finished eating lunch for an hour past noon, like you do religiously every day. Señoras, you […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco I earned my chops in that building. The structure had been around for two decades before I settled in, towards the back, in the newsroom just […]

By Aura Bogado, The Nation Latinos are already the majority in California, and are on their way to becoming the country’s biggest majority in the next few decades. Nevertheless, relatively […]

By David Jackson, USA Today President Obama takes his renewed immigration push to the airwaves Wednesday, speaking with two Spanish language television networks. Obama will be interviewed by anchors Jose Diaz […]