middle voicea conservative media group led by former advisers to Donald Trumphas acquired the Mega TV channel for 64 million dollars to create the first near-right Spanish-speaking Republican television.
This operation represents a leap in the level of these new media related to the former president of the United States. This is how we go from a digital radio and media, to the incorporation of a live television station.
The new name of this new project has not yet been announced. Promoters need the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approve this transaction. The main driver of the conglomerate, Orlando Salazarexplained that his goal is to create “political and family” content and raise an alternative in Spanish to Univision and Televisaconsidered closer to the Democratic party.
Among the collaborators of middle voice is found for example Brooke RollinsCEO of the America First Policy Institute and who was aide to President Donald Trump and director of the White House Domestic Policy Council.
project creation
MegaTV It had its headquarters in Miami and was distributed through an area signal in Puerto Rico and several of the main Hispanic population centers in the United States. Currently, I had about thirty original programs between current affairs and entertainment programs.
Until now, the company that owns this television channel, Spanish Broadcasting System, Incalso has radio stations located in the Hispanic groups in the United States like Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Miami, San Francisco and Orlando.
Before this operation, middle voice already had offices and studios in Dallas, Miami and Madrid. His objective now is to promote its dissemination through Apps and a greater presence on streaming platforms.
In its websitethis means of communication explains that they want to “give voice and be a speaker to Hispanics, they give their best to make your country bigger every day of birth or choice. These Hispanics believe, he adds, “in the American Dream and in the ideas that turned the United States into the Land of the Free.”
Editorial members
Middle Voice has a total of fifty staff members between editors, collaborators and Opinion columnists. In addition to its structure in the United States, there are correspondents who work in countries such as Argentina, Bolivia, Belgium, Turkey, Italy and Jerusalem.
Its Spanish delegation is led by Mario Noya, historical person in charge of Opinion of Digital Freedom. In addition, there are ten other professionals. Among them stands out Rafael Bardají, former adviser to José María Aznar and now leader of Vox. There is also Francisco José Contreras, also a deputy from Santiago Abascal’s party. The journalists of this newsroom have gone through media such as esRadio, Vozpópuli, 13TV, La Gaceta and the EFE Agency, among others.
