The owner of La Derecha Diario firmly backed President Donald Trump and called for confronting the woke agenda
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Javier Negre was one of the protagonists of the Hispanic gala held in Mar-a-Lago, where he delivered a speech with strong support for President Donald Trump and an explicit defense of Western values, law and order, and safe-border immigration policies.
Through his official account, the journalist stated: "Not all Hispanics are like Bad Bunny. Not all Hispanics promote woke culture. Not all Hispanics attack ICE agents. Not all Hispanics hate Trump". In that same message, he celebrated the "birth of a new generation of Hispanics who defend freedom and the Trump administration."
Criticism of woke culture and traditional media
During his speech, Negre introduced himself as president of Real America’s Voice in Spanish and owner of La Derecha Diario, and he maintained that true Hispanic power is represented by hardworking people who create jobs, as opposed to entertainment figures who, according to what he stated, do not represent the majority of the community.
In that vein, he questioned Spanish-language outlets such as CNN and ABC for what he defined as disinformation regarding immigration policy and the actions of ICE agents. For Negre, there is a cultural and media operation aimed at influencing the Hispanic vote ahead of the upcoming midterm elections in the United States.
Support for Trump and safe-border policy
One of the central themes of the speech was explicit support for Donald Trump's immigration policy. Negre defended the deportations of immigrants with criminal records and emphasized the need to maintain an agenda of safe borders, law, and order.
En la histórica gala hispana celebrada en Mar-a-Lago, Negre reivindicó el 'poder hispano real'
He also called for unity among Hispanic voters to support the Republican president and to prevent, according to what he expressed, the Latino vote from being misinformed by corrupt media in a key context ahead of the midterms.
In his presentation, he also questioned the 2030 Agenda, globalism, and the influence of foundations linked to George Soros in Hispanic media, setting out the need to wage the cultural battle in defense of Western values.
From censorship to the White House
Negre also recounted his personal trajectory. He stated that five years ago he was expelled from major traditional media outlets and that he started a digital project from his home, which grew until it became a media group with a presence in the White House.
On that path, he highlighted the support of leaders such as Isabel Díaz Ayuso and Javier Milei, whom he mentioned as courageous benchmarks in the Hispanic sphere.
En la histórica gala hispana celebrada en Mar-a-Lago, Negre reivindicó el 'poder hispano real'
The conclusion of the speech combined a political tone with a personal one: he announced that he had recently proposed marriage to his partner and expressed his gratitude for the support he has received in the context of his professional and political growth.
A new narrative for the Hispanic vote
Javier Negre's speech in Mar-a-Lago made clear the strategy of a sector of the Hispanic media ecosystem aligned with Trump: to contest common sense within the Latino community, to confront the progressive agenda, and to consolidate a Hispanic vote identified with economic freedom, security, and traditional values.
In a key election year, the message was direct: unity, cultural battle, and unwavering support for Donald Trump's leadership.
