Several former Radio Mambî hosts have quit over the station being taken over by the Latino Media Network, run by former Democratic Party operatives.
, is the key backer but there are other individual investors including actress Eva Longoria.
In a letter to the Federal Communications Commission opposing the Radio Mambí buyout, Florida Republican legislators including Sen. Marco Rubio and US Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar wrote that the Latino Media Network could “exercise virtually uncontested influence over nearly one third of all Hispanics across the country.
“The Democrats are master manipulators,” Alexandrino told The Post. A Boston-bred Puerto Rican host and reporter, she quit Radio Mambí last summer after she was told of the Soros deal. Radio Mambí “has been the voice of the Cuban exile, the voice of conservative men and women who defend freedom, democracy, family principles, truth, and faith in God,” Rubio said. “Many in this community have felt betrayed by the acquisition of this radio station by a company financed by the left liberal extremist, George Soros.”
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