WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, as part of his “Un cafecito con” video series in recognition and celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Senator Rick Scott released, “Un cafecito con Norma Reno.” Norma Reno is a Venezuelan-American advocate for freedom and human rights who is a staple in the Hispanic community of Tampa. Norma serves as president of Casa de Venezuela Tampa. Norma's hard work in the community and in the fight for freedom in Latin America has led to numerous recognitions, including Hispanic Woman of the Year, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Volunteer of the Year, the Casa Cuba de Tampa José Martí award and the "Feria de la Chinita" Citizen of the Year. 

Throughout the month, Senator Scott sat down with Hispanic leaders from across Florida to highlight their incredible stories and recognize the countless contributions of the Hispanic community to the great state of Florida and to our country. See Senator Scott’s original video HERE.

See “Un cafecito con Norma Reno" in the video HERE or below.

Learn more about the incredible stories these Hispanic leaders have to tell:

See “Un cafecito con Eddie Hamann" in the video HERE.

See “Un cafecito con Tony Morejon" in the video HERE.

See “Un cafecito con Aníbal Albertorio" in the video HERE.

See “Un cafecito con Raúl Castro Rodríguez" in the video HERE.

See “Un cafecito con George Harris" in the video HERE.

See “Un cafecito con Liliam López" in the video HERE.

See “Un cafecito con Máximo Álvarez" in the video HERE.

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