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The Hispanic Business Market - 4:26

with Lilliam Lopez of The South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Posted Nov 01, 2018

More than 68% of residents living in Miami-Dade County identify as Hispanic or Latino, according to the latest U.S. Census. Lilliam Lopez, President and CEO of the South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, explains how their organization has played a key role in unifying and developing Hispanic businesses in the area. Interview recorded: October 26^th, 2018

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