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Did He Really Say That? Emilia Pérez’s Director Just Called Spanish a ‘Language of the Poor’
Emilia Pérez’s controversy streak keeps growing—now, its director is out here calling Spanish a “language of the poor.” ...
‘Emilia Pérez’ director describes Spanish as “a language of developing countries and poor people”
Jacques Audiard has made waves with some outlandish comments about the musical crime film, starring Karla Sofia Gascón and ...
One in three Wisconsin school districts offer just one language: Spanish. Is that enough?
Learning another language can improve critical thinking, brain development, cultural sensitivity, and career development.
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Official Trailer for 'When No One Sees Us' Spanish Holy Week Series
"We think we're safe from everything... when no one sees us. In fact, that's when we're most vulnerable." Max has revealed an ...
The huge English-speaking country where Spanish will soon become main language
Spanish is heard in many different countries throughout the world, but experts predict it could replace English in this major ...
TelevisaUnivision, Nielsen Squabble Over Single Household That Appears to Skew Spanish-TV Ratings (EXCLUSIVE)
TelevisaUnivision and Nielsen are arguing over the use of a single southeastern household that appears to be causing big ...
Local Spanish-language newspaper receives boost from recent grant
El Informador Del Valle has long been making an impact, but the grant will provide the publication more opportunities to ...
How to watch the Spanish-language broadcast of Super Bowl 59
Fox Deportes and Telemundo will broadcast Super Bowl 59 in Spanish. Fox Deportes began broadcasting the Super Bowl in 2015, ...
SAG-AFTRA and Telemundo Reach Tentative Agreement to Cover Spanish-Language TV Performers Through 2028
SAG-AFTRA has announced a tentative agreement with Telemundo Television Studios to represent its Spanish-language TV ...
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Political Science Department launches their first Spanish-language discussion section
In an interview with The Michigan Daily, Franco-Vivanco said he saw a need for students to learn about Latin American politics in the language in which the content of the class originated. “There were ...