Donald Trump: Republican frontrunner lampooned in Mexican TV soccer ad

    By Tom Sweetman, CNN

    Updated 1350 GMT (2150 HKT) September 10, 2015

    Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump <a href="http://www.cnn.com/2015/08/26/opinions/ruiz-trump-ramos/index.html">caused an uproar</a> Tuesday when he had well-known Univision and Fusion anchor Jorge Ramos <a href="http://www.cnn.com/2015/08/26/politics/donald-trump-jorge-ramos-megyn-kelly/index.html">removed</a> from the room and later called him a "very emotional person" after Ramos failed to yield when Trump wanted to take a question from a different reporter. Click through the gallery to see who gets it and who doesn't in courting the Latino vote.
    Photos: The do's and don'ts of courting Latino voters
    The do's and don'ts of courting the Latino vote – Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump caused an uproar Tuesday when he had well-known Univision and Fusion anchor Jorge Ramos removed from the room and later called him a "very emotional person" after Ramos failed to yield when Trump wanted to take a question from a different reporter. Click through the gallery to see who gets it and who doesn't in courting the Latino vote.
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    There's a fine line to walk in courting Latino voters; there's a difference between reaching out and pandering. Former congressman and New York mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner didn't win any votes when he appeared at a Dominican Day Parade last year wearing bright red pants, a guayabera -- a men's shirt popular in Latin America -- and running around with a bullhorn.