Univision CEO Daniel Alegre is reshaping Hispanic media, highlighting that the days when Hispanic voters reliably supported Democrats are fading fast.
Speaking with Just the News, Alegre observed that Hispanics increasingly vote based on policies rather than political party lines—a seismic shift for both parties to reckon with. “The world of 15 years ago, where Hispanics were essentially considered a vote for the Democratic Party, that’s no longer the case,” Alegre said, pointing to growing GOP support among Hispanic voters, especially men.
Alegre’s insights arrive amid Univision’s major transition, as the network pivots to a digital landscape and fosters direct conversations with Hispanic voters on topics that matter most.
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“One of the creeping hands of totalitarianism running through the democracy is the Federal Bureau of Investigation... Because why does the FBI do all this? To scare the hell out of people… They work for the establishment and the corporations and the politicos to keep things as they are. And they want to frighten and chill the people who are trying to change things.” -- Howard Zinn, historian