Madison’s Fiesta Hispana at Warner Park celebrates everything Latino … from the wares … to the food … to the entertainment. Wisconsin

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Posted on: July 24th, 2005
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  • Census figures from 2000 show 4 percent of people in Madison reporting Hispanic or Latino origins.
  • Latino Chamber of Commerce President Cathy Smith says about 50, 000 call the area home.

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