Aminda Marques Gonzalez

Here’s a sure-fire sign that election season is in full swing: your mailbox, digital and otherwise, is likely overflowing with election attacks, smears and appeals to support or oppose a candidate or ballot measure. Who is sending them? Are they who they claim to be? What is their agenda? Why are they targeting you? Are the images presented in the advertisement manipulated? To help explain who is targeting you and why, the Miami Herald has launched a new tool called the Election Ad Decoder.

Estimados lectores, Hoy notificamos a LIBRE que vamos a terminar nuestra relación contractual y que ya no vamos a imprimir, publicar o distribuir su producto. Lamentamos profundamente que comentarios inflamatorios, racistas y antisemitas hayan llegado a los suscriptores de el Nuevo Herald a través de LIBRE, una publicación en español que pagaba a nuestra compañía para imprimir su producto e insertarlo en nuestra edición impresa como un suplemento semanal.

Dear readers, Today, we notified LIBRE that we are ending our relationship and will never publish, print or distribute its content again. We are deeply sorry that inflammatory, racist and anti-Semitic commentary reached our el Nuevo Herald subscribers through LIBRE, a Spanish-language publication that paid our company to have the product printed and inserted into our print edition as a weekly supplement.