The financial network broadcasted live from Miami Dade College, capturing voices of leadership, empowerment, and unity.
Miami, FL – October 7, 2025 – Comercio TV, part of the SPLEX One media network, joined the historic celebration of the Proclamation of Hispanic Women’s Day — held on October 2, 2025, at Miami Dade College, Brickell Campus — where Florida officially proclaimed October 2 as Hispanic Women’s Day.
The event, led by the U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce and its founder Yamilet Rivas, brought together prominent women in leadership, business, and public service to honor the invaluable contributions of Hispanic women in the United States.
History was made in Florida. The State of Florida, Miami-Dade County, and the City of Doral officially proclaimed Hispanic Women’s Day, recognizing the strength, leadership, and contributions of more than 1.3 million Hispanic women who drive the state’s economic, cultural, and social development. This moment marks the beginning of a legacy that will inspire future generations.
Comercio TV broadcasted two hours of live coverage from the event, amplifying the message of empowerment and recognition across its platforms. The channel’s team conducted on-site interviews with distinguished guests, including Eileen Higgins, Miami-Dade County Commissioner; Ray Palacios, Miami Lakes business leader; and Sandra Arranz, advocate for female leadership and governance.
“This proclamation represents progress, visibility, and pride for our community,” said Raul David Chavez, Senior Producer of Comercio TV. “Being on the ground, sharing these stories, and documenting this milestone is part of our mission, to connect economic and cultural progress through media.”
In addition to its live coverage, Comercio TV featured exclusive segments highlighting key speakers and initiatives such as “Women Who Make Decisions,” “Be Well: Health and Wellness for Hispanic Women,” and “Communication to Give Visibility to Hispanic Women.”
Through its work, Comercio TV became a natural media ally of this historic movement — sharing the emotion, purpose, and inspiration of a day that marks a new chapter in the recognition of Hispanic women’s leadership and legacy.
