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Goya Foods faces calls for boycott over CEO's Trump remarks months after first attempt ended in failure

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A failed boycott last year led Goya CEO Robert Unanue to call Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez his "employee of the month." His remarks Sunday have inspired another boycott.

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Calls to can Goya Foods grow after CEO repeats Trump's election lies

3 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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The Guardian

Calls to can Goya Foods grow after CEO repeats Trump's election lies

Social media quick to point out Robert Unanue’s CPAC remarks about supposed election fraud are not worth a hill of beans

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Washington Post

Goya’s CEO falsely claims Trump is the ‘real,’ ‘legitimate’ president. Critics call for a boycott.

Goya CEO Robert Unanue falsely claimed at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Orlando that Trump is the 'real' and 'legitimate' president.

3 years ago

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KRDO

Goya Foods CEO falsely claims that Trump is "the real, legitimate, and still current president of the United States."

Washington (CNN) - Goya Foods CEO Robert Unanue made a series of false claims about the 2020 election at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Sunday, just over a month after the board of directors of The company took steps to limit its polarizing public political comments. In 2020, Unanue's compliments to then-President Donald Trump sparked controversy and calls for a boycott of Goya, which is marketed as "the premier source of…

3 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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KVIA

Goya Foods CEO falsely claims that Trump is "the real, legitimate, and still current president of the United States."

3 years ago·Panama City, United States

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The Hill

Goya CEO calls Trump 'legitimate president,' triggering new calls for boycott

Goya Foods CEO Robert Unanue reignited calls on social media to boycott his company after he described former President Trump as the “actual president of the United States.”

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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Goya Foods faces calls for boycott over CEO's Trump remarks months after first attempt ended in failure

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Calls to can Goya Foods grow after CEO repeats Trump's election lies

Calls to can Goya Foods grow after CEO repeats Trump's election lies

Calls to can Goya Foods grow after CEO repeats Trump's election lies

Calls to can Goya Foods grow after CEO repeats Trump's election lies

Goya’s CEO falsely claims Trump is the ‘real,’ ‘legitimate’ president. Critics call for a boycott.

Goya’s CEO falsely claims Trump is the ‘real,’ ‘legitimate’ president. Critics call for a boycott.

Goya Foods CEO falsely claims that Trump is "the real, legitimate, and still current president of the United States."

Goya Foods CEO falsely claims that Trump is "the real, legitimate, and still current president of the United States."

Goya Foods CEO falsely claims that Trump is "the real, legitimate, and still current president of the United States."

Goya Foods CEO falsely claims that Trump is "the real, legitimate, and still current president of the United States."

Goya CEO calls Trump 'legitimate president,' triggering new calls for boycott

Goya CEO calls Trump 'legitimate president,' triggering new calls for boycott

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