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March 11, 2016 
Federal Communications Commission 
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Re: Letter of Inquiry Regarding Univision and AT&T U-verse Negotiations 
Dear Chairman Wheeler: 
I am writing to express my growing concern regarding the ongoing retransmission consent 
dispute between Univision and AT&T U-verse which has resulted in a blackout of Univision for 
over 5 million American consumers, millions of whom are in California and approximately 
300,000 of whom are in Los Angeles. 
Latino and Spanish-language consumers comprise a significant part of the Los Angeles and U.S. 
population and are expected to grow even more over the next two decades. Ensuring that they are 
well-informed and have access to diverse media across radio, television, wire, satellite and cable 
is very much in the public interest. 
As the representative of an incredibly diverse district that relies heavily on trusted media 
providers, I wanted to inquire as to whether you are aware of this ongoing retransmission consent 
dispute and whether the FCC has any plans to involve itself in this dispute, or these types of 
disputes moving forward, so as to ascertain their impact on American consumers. 
Thank you for your time and I look forward to hearing from you. 
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