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The contrast between Donald Trump on Univision last year and Joe Biden on Univision Tuesday was night and day, but the result was still pretty much the same.

The CEO of TelevisionUnivision defended the network’s recent interview with Donald Trump, amid criticism from Democratic lawmakers and others that the influential Hispanic outlet was giving a softball platform for the former president.

Ana Navarro is concerned about what is happening at Univision after the Spanish-language network seemingly shifted their strategy to covering Donald Trump.

A top anchor at Univision has departed amid reports that the media outlet has shifted to a much more favorable way of covering Donald Trump.

Wow! Guess we know whose side the kids are taking?

After releasing another apparent "diss track" aimed at her ex Gerard Piqué, Shakira shaded his new girlfriend, saying in a recent interview that "there’s a special place in hell for women who don’t support women."  Pique, the father of her two sons, recently went public with 23-year-old Clara Chia Marti after the two allegedly cheated while the "She Wolf" singer was on tour.  The couple was together for 11 years and announced their split last June.  "I bought the story that a woman needs a man to be complete," Shakira, 46, told Mexican journalist Enrique Acevedo on his Televisa show "En Punto" in Spanish. "I had that dream of having a family: mother and a father living with their children living under the same roof.

Shakira shared her feelings openly in a new interview. After multiple record-breaking songs and much speculation on her split with Gerard Piqué, the much-anticipated segment aired last night on Televisa, and showed her speaking candidly about all that’s going on in her life.

Shakira seemingly had some choice words — again — for her ex, Gerard Piqué's, new girlfriend, Clara Chia Martí.In an interview with the Mexican television news network NMás, the «Hips Don't Lie» singer let her exact feelings known while speaking about the need for women to support each other. And for those who don't, Shakira told journalist Enrique Acevedo that «there is a special place in hell for women who don't support other women.»Shakira, who shares two sons with the pro soccer star, also opened up about her emotional dependence on men and how she's come out stronger on the other end of this ordeal.«I think I also bought that story that a woman needs a man to complete herself,» she said in Spanish.

Shakira alluded to how she really felt after her breakup with football player Gerard Pique in her BZRP Music Sessions #53 collab that became a worldwide sensation.Now, the singer is opening up even further on her feelings on the matter in a new interview with Mexican journalist Enrique Acevedo. Shakira talked about her dependence on men and her exGiving the interview in Spanish, she spoke about the need she felt to stick up for women through her music, translating to saying: "Through my songs I have always felt the duty to use my voice and lend it to those who cannot speak."She even quoted Secretary of State Madeleine Albright by saying: "There is a place reserved in hell for those women who do not support others," a quote seen by many on the internet as a dig towards Gerard's new girlfriend, Clara Chia Marti.MORE: Shakira shares peek at motherhood struggle with her two sons with ex Gerard PiqueTRENDING NOW: Amy Robach and T.J.

Shakira sat down for an interview and took a swipe at her ex partner Gerard Pique‘s new girlfriend Clara Chia Marti.

Shakira is not holding back.

Shakira is finally opening up about her break up with Gerard Piqué. She’ll be appearing on her first televised interview today, with Enrique Acevedo, which will air on the Mexican channel Las Estrellas tonight at 10:30 pm CST.Meet Isabella Mebarak: Shakira’s niece who designed the sweatshirt inspired by the Pique diss trackShakira & Karol G are over their exes in ‘TQG’ music videoA post shared by NMás (@n.mas)The interview was teased by Enrique Acevedo and by N+, the streaming channel that will air the program. The clip shows Acevedo telling the world that he has a surprise.

There will be no second season for 60 Minutes+, the streaming version of the CBS News newsmagazine. Paramount+ has canceled the series after one season.

Also Read: Paramount+ Ad-Supported Subscription Will Cost Less Than CBS All AccessCourtesy of CBS / Paramount+“60 Minutes+” CBS News will be among the ViacomCBS brands producing new original content for Paramount+, starting with its flagship newsmagazine series “60 Minutes.” The super-sized “60 Minutes+” episodes will start rolling out next week, led by correspondents Enrique Acevedo, Seth Doane, Wesley Lowery and Laurie Segall.Series adaptations of Paramount library films Paramount+ will mine

60 Minutes+, a streaming version of the CBS News newsmagazine, was among the array of new offerings announced for ViacomCBS’ Paramount+.

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