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Although avocados are native to central and eastern Mexico’s highlands, they are a cherished staple in many countries.
Known as “aguacate” in Mexico, Ecuador, Paraguay, Venezuela, Colombia and Central America, the fruit’s name is “palta” in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Peru and Uruguay.
Both in Mexico and Central America, avocados have been part of the daily diet since before the Spaniards’ arrival. Today, people enjoy it with bread, in salads and as a garnish. But they also prepare dips and sauces with it, including guacamole.
With more than 2 million tons per year, Mexico is the leading avocado producer in the world, followed by the Dominican Republic, Peru, Indonesia, Colombia and Brazil, according to the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization.
Police believe Perth woman Amy Wensley killed herself, but expert witnesses contest finding
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Amy Wensley died in her Serpentine home in 2014.
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A Perth woman who police concluded shot herself may have been killed by someone else, the Coroner s Court in Perth has been told.
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An internal inquiry found the officers neglectful in their duties
An inquest has been told several experts disagree the death was a suicide
Amy Wensley, 24, was found dead in her Serpentine home in 2014. She had a gunshot wound to the head.
An inquest into her death is being held, with counsel assisting the inquiry saying several experts believe she could not have shot herself.
Paramount Theatre offering free virtual reading of new play The Paramount Theatre in Aurora presents an online reading of playwright Nancy García Loza s new play BULL: a love story at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 28.
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Aurora s Paramount Theatre presents a free virtual reading of BULL: a love story at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 28.
The new play by Nancy García Loza follows a young Mexican American man who returns to his Chicago home, only to be confronted with enormous changes. The drama is part of the Paramount s Inception Project, a new works development project designed to support and amplify marginalized voices.