The Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA) has urged members of the United States Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation to oppose efforts to eliminate the current anti-discrimination rules that have provided Hispanic communities with equal access to video services and broadband technologies. HNBA National President Nelson Castillo issued the following statement:

“We support competition in the U.S. cable television markets, and we believe that true ‘video choice’ requires current anti-discrimination laws to ensure that all communities get the benefits of video competition. Without the current anti-discrimination laws, many Hispanic consumers will be excluded from the Choose Your Cable movement,” said Nelson Castillo ..._CBJ