Republican debate: Where, when and how to watch the Telemundo debate from Texas

The remaining five Republican candidates will meet for a final debate on Thursday 25 February before the highly anticipated Super Tuesday. The GOP debate, which will take place at the University of Houston, will be co-hosted by Telemundo and CNN and will focus primarily on issues affecting Latino voters.

"Telemundo is the only network in the country to have all presidential candidates engaging in a direct dialogue with the Latino community before Super Tuesday," Luis Silberwasser, President of Telemundo Network, said in a press release. "Our Democratic Forum and Republican Debate are a direct consequence of our objective, balanced and relevant #YODECIDO (#IDECIDE) news coverage."

The debate will follow two primaries and two caucuses, which have helped wittle down the somewhat overcrowded GOP field. Following a devastating loss in the South Carolina primary on 20 February, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush dropped out of his campaign, leaving just five candidates competing.

Latest Republican presidential polls nationally continue to show the bombastic real estate mogul Donald Trump leading. A Fox News poll released on 18 February shows Trump ahead of Texas Senator Ted Cruz by 17 points, 36% to 19%. Trump recently won the South Carolina primary, taking home 50 delegates, and is poised to win again in Nevada on Tuesday 23 February.

Where and When

The Telemundo debate will be broadcast live beginning at 8.30pm EST/1.30am GMT from the University of Houston in Texas. Telemundo is partnering up with CNN and the Salem Media Group, with Telemundo journalist María Celeste Arrarás joining as a panellist on the only Republican debate to focus on Latino issues in the primary cycle.

Viewers can tune in to a pre-debate programme on Telemundo at 8pm EST/1am GMT and a post-debate programme at 11.35pm EST/4.35pm GMT. For those hoping to follow along on social media can follow the hashtag #YODECIDO.

How to Watch

The upcoming GOP debate will be available on a number of platforms. The Spanish-language network will show the debate live, with pre-debate programming by José Díaz-Balat. Fellow sponsor CNN will also broadcast the debate.

Telemundo will stream it live on the Telemundo website, the Telemundo News App and on the Telemundo News YouTube channel. The network also announced it will present a news special following the debate with "exclusive post-debate highlights and analysis".

The next GOP debate will be on 3 March from Detroit, Michigan. The Fox News-hosted debate will air from The Fox Theater.

IBTimes UK will be live blogging the debate beginning at 8.30pm EST/1.30am GMT.