TelevisaUnivision CEO Daniel Alegre told Newsmax on Monday that a decision by Google’s YouTube TV to shift his network out of its main programming bundle and into a separate Spanish-language tier is “suspicious” given how soon the November elections are, and with Hispanic voters leaning Republican in greater numbers than ever.
“We cater to the Hispanic audience, the fastest-growing audience in the United States,” Alegre told “Rob Schmitt Tonight.” “We are also one of the largest voting blocs. And it’s growing. It was incredibly important in the 2024 presidential election. … And this is at a time when elections are really around the corner.
“You’ve got, you know, New Jersey, gubernatorial, the New York mayoral, midterm elections right around the corner. And we are the source of news and content for Hispanics. And to shut that off at this time is suspicious. And honestly, it goes against the democracy that we’re trying to build here in the United States.”
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