Report Spotlights 'Under-the-Radar' Spanish-Language Radio Disinformation In Miami | WLRN
Cuban exiles in Miami vow to boycott if Radio Mambí is 'silenced' by new owners
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Miami Cubans oppose Democrat-backed Spanish radio deal
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Miami Cubans oppose Democrat-backed Spanish radio deal; 3 Fresno stations included - The Business Journal
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Florida's DeSantis and Rubio feel threatened by a new Latino-owned media outlet
Changing the Direction of Spanish-language Radio
Company launches El Zol, two new Latino radio stations in Orlando and Tampa – Orlando Sentinel
SPANISH BROADCASTING SYSTEM'S RADIO STATIONS ACHIEVE TOP LOCAL TOTAL BILLING IN NEW YORK AND MIAMI
Liberal' Latino Media Group to take over 2 'conservative' Miami radio stations
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Female-Led Latino Media Network Launches With $60 Million Acquisition Of TelevisaUnivision Radio Stations
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Miami Cubans Oppose Democrat-Backed Spanish Radio Deal | Daily Business Review
Spanish radio station purchase encounters opposition in Miami - The Columbian
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Latina-led media group acquires 18 radio stations, including 'ultraconservative' Miami outlet
Disinformation vs. censorship in Spanish-language radio fight | Miami Herald
Mambí Mess: What does the sale of two iconic radio stations tell us about Miami? | WLRN
How Spanish-Language Radio Helped Radicalize A Generation Of Miami Abuelos | HuffPost Voices
David Reaboi, Late Republic Nonsense on Twitter: "George Soros helps Democrat activists buy 18 major Spanish radio stations for $60M. To fight “disinformation,” lol. https://t.co/WnifVMam5I https://t.co/skSlWAp9E3" / Twitter
Latino Groups Condemn Disinformation in Miami's Spanish Media | Miami New Times
