For the second time this year, former Univision anchor María Elena Salinas makes an appearance on Telemundo as a guest journalist and commentator covering Mexico’s presidential election.
She’ll be joining Telemundo news anchor José Díaz-Balart in Mexico City’s Zócalo for the “AMLO: Presidente de México” special starting at 11 a.m. ET on Saturday, December 1.
That’s exactly five months after she was on Telemundo’s news set on July 1, sparking speculation about a possible move to the network.
Salinas insists that’s not the case and hints at some of her upcoming plans in a story for Forbes.
Please explain to me what is going on in the Latino news programs?.
The Latino market in the United States is the fastest growing market today. But the Spanish speaking networks, like other networks, ” do not dwell into criticism” and what is really behind the news story. The Latino market is hungry for an in-depth news show. Like CNN, HNL, MSNBC, FOX, and others. What is going on?. Please write back to me, with an e-mail, I hope you can answer my question.
Jose, you are mentioning News Networks.
Uni and T are not.
Those are two entertainment companies with news shows within.
Those two are in for the profit, not necessarily obtained by airing long News, short or long formats.
On top of that, both consider their audience, not prone to be news educated, rather to novelas programming.
Also, if they were to, it would be really hard to fulfill, due how biased political shows would be there. Who would pay for those Ads ?
They would’nt dare including conservative regulars in no show. The ones they had invited before, are mostly center or never-Trumpers.
Univision and Telemundo do NOT cater to educated latinos. Their target audience is the uneducated, illegal, minimum-wage latino. The type is happy watching telenovelas and “chismes” shows such as “El Gordo Y La Flaca”…they are not interested in informing their audience, or help them better themselves. Keep them stupid (in fact, bring in some more from south of the border), keep pushing beer commercials and narco-novelas…