So the Spanish speaking children aren't important when it comes to this because they aren't the majority? Stange stance for a left leaning poster.I assume you mean the FCC.
Do recall since the Janet Jackson situation, this whole event has a delay to it and the network has the ability to dump the broadcast at any time.
This means that his use of expletives in Spanish were something the network was prepared for. They were likely confident the FCC wouldnt act, as it falls under the "contemporary community standards test" IE if the average household cant understand the foul language, its very hard for the FCC to argue the language was offensive to the general public.
That said I do think its hypocritical of the network to allow that vulgarity in another language. The language wouldnt offend me; but it is a double standard. Im just explaining why the FCC allowed it.
Rep. Fine from Florida sent a complaint to the FCC seeking to fine the NFL, NBC and El Conejito Malo. We will see if they act.