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Rafael Tonon is a journalist and food writer traveling the world to eat and write. He covers food trends, eating traditions and the restaurant industry. His work has appeared in publications such as Eater, Munchies (Vice), Slate, CN Traveler, Epicurious, Atlas Obscura, and more. He is the author of Food Revolutions (Todavia) and 50 Restaurants with more than 50 Years (Melhoramentos)

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Three Generations, One Kitchen.

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By Rafael Tonon Verified
| Roads and Kingdoms
In 1952, when Pascual and Josefa Blanco opened Mesón de Pincelín in Almansa, a town in the Castilla–La Mancha region of southeastern Spain, dictator Francisco Franco had already ruled the country for more than a decade. Although the Civil War had ended thirteen years earlier, the country was still mired in repression, poverty, and the lingering consequences of the postwar years.
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Proibido postar: cresce a reação contra influencers de comida pelo mundo

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By Rafael Tonon Verified
| UOL Verified
Só para assinantes 0.5× 0.75× 1× 1.25× 1.5× 1.75× 2× Parece que o cerco aos influencers de comida tem se fechado mais nos últimos meses. Cafeterias, confeitarias e restaurantes em todas as partes do mundo passaram a se rebelar contra criadores de conteúdo gastronômico e avisar, em placas logo na entrada de seus estabelecimentos: No influencers, Prohibida la entrada de influencers, Influencers não são bem-vindos.
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Enquanto o mundo olha para a fronteira, o melhor do Marrocos está à mesa

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By Rafael Tonon Verified
| UOL Verified
Só para assinantes 0.5× 0.75× 1× 1.25× 1.5× 1.75× 2× Enquanto eu desembarcava em Casablanca, a maior e mais importante cidade do Marrocos, milhares de jovens faziam o caminho inverso, tentando sair do país e atravessar o mar em direção à Espanha. Nos dias que se seguiram ao episódio, o debate se intensificou: disseminação de fake news, organizações que poderiam se beneficiar de algum caos migratório, uma possibilidade de uma nova vida para aqueles jovens?
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