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| − | Univision pulled a scam at a [[Kamala Harris]] press conference in conjunction with the Biden/Harris team in [[Mexico City]] in 2021. A naturalized American citizen, Maria Fernanda Reyes, was credentialed and planted in the audience among journalists. Reyes was called upon by Harris and introduced as a reporter representing Univision | + | Univision pulled a scam at a [[Kamala Harris]] press conference in conjunction with the Biden/Harris team in [[Mexico City]] in 2021. A naturalized American citizen, Maria Fernanda Reyes, was credentialed and planted in the audience among journalists. Reyes was called upon by Harris and introduced as a reporter representing Univision named Maria farnanda and began with, "It's an honor... I voted for you." Reyes is not a journalist.<ref>https://twitter.com/BonillaJL/status/1402406352127987717</ref> Univision employs another journalist in [[Miami]] with a similar name, Maria Fernanda Lopez, who has never been to Mexico City. |
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Revision as of 16:32, June 13, 2021
Univision is a television network serving the Latino community. During the 2016 presidential campaign
- Univision unapologetically positioned itself as an anti-Trump network and the defender of the Hispanic community they felt was being attacked by him. [1]
Despite their efforts,
- Trump won a higher than expected percentage of the Latino vote.[1]
Univision pulled a scam at a Kamala Harris press conference in conjunction with the Biden/Harris team in Mexico City in 2021. A naturalized American citizen, Maria Fernanda Reyes, was credentialed and planted in the audience among journalists. Reyes was called upon by Harris and introduced as a reporter representing Univision named Maria farnanda and began with, "It's an honor... I voted for you." Reyes is not a journalist.[2] Univision employs another journalist in Miami with a similar name, Maria Fernanda Lopez, who has never been to Mexico City.