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Donald Trump filed a US$500 million lawsuit after the Spanish-language television network decided to cut ties with him for his xenophobic comments about Mexicans and immigrants.
In a statement, a Univision spokesperson said that it is hard for them to take the suit seriously:
"We just reviewed Mr. Trump's complaint for the first time, and it is both factually false and legally ridiculous. We will not only vigorously defend the case, but will continue to fight against Mr. Trump's ongoing efforts to run away from the derogatory comments he made on June 16th about Mexican immigrants. Our decision to end our business relationship with Mr. Trump was influenced solely by our responsibility to speak up for the community we serve."