 In June 2005, Grupo Televisa filed a lawsuit against Univision in a U.S. federal court, accusing the network of several actions, including "unauthorized editing" of Televisa programming.Since 2013, Univision has edited various telenovelas aired within its prime time schedule if a telenovela does not garner sufficient ratings; as such, scenes from a single program (such examples include "Qué Bonito Amor" ("Beautiful Love"), "La Tempestad" ("The Storm"), "De Que te Quiero, te Quiero" ("Head Over Heels") and "La Malquerida" ("The Unloved")) comprising 1½ to three episodes are sometimes removed and combined to fit into a one-hour timeslot.In 2015, the network implemented further content edits, removing scenes incorporating forms of physical violence or situations of a sexual nature or incorporating substance use involving minors on some of its telenovelas and anthology serials (such as "La Rosa de Guadalupe" and "Como Dice el Dicho"), regardless of the integrality of such depictions to the episode's plotline.