争议事件

品牌回应

• 调查 — Miami Herald

  The Miami Herald is investigating how it published a paid insert with what it called “racist and anti-Semitic commentary”

• 道歉 — Miami Herald

  Marqués González and the managing editor of El Nuevo Herald Nancy San Martín apologized to readers in a letter

• 道歉 — Miami Herald

  The Miami Herald and its sister Spanish-language publication, El Nuevo Herald, are apologizing to readers for a racist and anti-Semitic column published in a paid insert that was part of Friday’s El Nuevo Herald.

• 调查 — Miami Herald

  It is one of a series of internal failures that we are investigating in order to prevent this from ever recurring.

来源摘录

• After reviewing past issues of LIBRE, Marqués González wrote the company was “appalled to discover multiple instances of anti-Semitic and racist commentary since January,” the letter to readers said.

• Marqués González and the managing editor of El Nuevo Herald Nancy San Martín apologized to readers in a letter saying they had not previously read the advertising insert until a column was widely shared on social media with commentary berating Jews for supporting the Black Lives Matter movement while comparing violent demonstrators to Nazis.

• The Miami Herald is investigating how it published a paid insert with what it called “racist and anti-Semitic commentary” and distributed to readers of its Spanish-language sister paper.

品牌回应

• 道歉 — The Miami Herald

  The Herald apologized after they spent the weekend going through past editions of LIBRE

• 调查 — The Miami Herald

  It is one of a series of internal failures that we are investigating in order to prevent this from ever recurring

• 整改 — The Miami Herald

  Both editors also announced the termination of their relationship with LIBRE and promised to "never publish, print or distribute its content again."

来源摘录

• Editors at The Miami Herald and its sister Spanish-language newspaper, El Nuevo Herald, apologized to readers this week for including a Spanish-language insert that said American Jews support "thieves and arsonists" and compared Black Lives Matter protesters to Nazis.

• Both editors also announced the termination of their relationship with LIBRE and promised to "never publish, print or distribute its content again."

• In an open letter published Monday, the editors said they were "deeply sorry" for the column in the "LIBRE" insert and that they would no longer include the paid Spanish-language supplement, which has included anti-Semitic and racist columns for months.