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Maria Perez, executive director of the nonprofit Nuestras Raices (Our Roots) Delaware, said that the celebration was canceled because several funding sponsors pulled out.
The festival lost about half of its $30,000 budget.
The festival was to take place Saturday and Sunday. The Hispanic Parade will proceed as planned on Sunday beginning at noon at Fourth and Union streets.
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