Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton on Wednesday launched a Spanish-language Twitter account.

According to the campaign, more than 40 million people in the United States speak Spanish.

{mosads}”Hillary Clinton understands that our country’s diversity and multiculturalism is one of America’s greatest strengths,” her campaign said in a news release. 

“That’s why today Hillary for America launched a Spanish-language Twitter account, @Hillary_esp, to ensure that Clinton’s message is more easily accessible to more communities across America.”

Le presentamos ¡Hillary en español!, una nueva cuenta para compartirles información sobre esta campaña presidencial. https://t.co/lBv55XOiox

— Hillary en español (@Hillary_esp) July 20, 2016

Earlier this week, campaign also launched a revamped website in Spanish and a bilingual voter registration tool.

“Some may try to silence the Latino community or try to divide our nation with hateful rhetoric — but here at Hillary for America, we value tolerance, inclusivity and diversity,” the Clinton campaign said.

“And that’s the spirit behind @Hillary_esp.”

A poll conducted earlier this month showed that Clinton had a significant advantage over GOP nominee Donald Trump among Latino voters.

Seventy-six percent of Latino voters surveyed backed Clinton while only 14 backed Trump, according to an NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Telemundo poll.