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Mango

A child sits on a heap of mangos at a fruit wholesale market in Kodur village, about 650 km (404 miles) south of the southern Indian city of Hyderabad.

I think it’s too hot to go home to India. But then I think of the mangoes

Lifestyle & Belief

For Deepak Singh, going home to India for the summer means sweltering days and nights, with unreliable air-conditioning. But it also means mangoes.For Deepak Singh, going home to India for the summer means sweltering days and nights, with unreliable air-conditioning. But it also means mangoes.

Sandra Cisneros looks back

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Under the Mango Trees

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TALES AS TALL AS MANGO TREES

The World

TALES AS TALL AS MANGO TREES

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Under the Mango Trees

Austin, Texas storyteller Elida Guardia Bonet, shares a tale of growing up under the mango trees in Panama. Host Steve Curwood, Latino USA host Maria Hinojosa, and storyteller Antonio Sacre join her in a discussion following the story.

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