Hispanic New Hampshire is growing in size, diversity

“Manchester – A safe, productive life in a “beautiful” state is what Fabian, a computer expert with a friendly smile and bad memories, likes most about settling in New Hampshire.

Like other Colombians who came here in recent years, the 35-year-old Hispanic immigrant left a country where staying alive is a scary, daily ordeal.

Even so, the father of a 4-year-old daughter (and soon a second child) remains fearful of revealing his last name to protect relatives still living in his Latin American homeland.”

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