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CVIII • N. 7 • THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2016 • GIOVEDÌ 31 MARZO 2016 FACEBOOK.COM/ITALOAMERICANONEWSPAPER italoamericano.org $ 2.25 D AT E D M AT E R I A L - D O N O T D E L AY Made in Italy in the world: a protocol to promote it and protect it I n Italy, food means much more than nutrition, it is cul- ture, heritage, tradition. Satisfying all senses at once in a FRANCESCA BEZZONE Founded in 1908 Published by L'Italo American Foundation The #1 source for all things Italian since 1908 PO Box 1287 Monrovia, CA 91017 - Tel: (626) 359-7715 . . .. . .. . . . . . LOS ANGELES Roman Mosaics across the Empire Page 5 SAN FRANCISCO Parla Italiese, Please Page 8 ALL AROUND ITALY The Cursed Island of Gaiola Page 16 LA BUONA TAVOLA Quails with fresh peas Page 19 The Italian-American language PG.2 voluptuous embrace, Italian food is impossible to resist. Its variety is legendary and its history root- ed deep into that of the country: you eat and you learn, you learn and you eat. That Italian cuisine is famous all over the globe is stating the obvious, but there is much to be done abroad to protect and sup- port what is really Italian from counterfeiting and, more general- ly, to eradicate a distorted idea of Italy and coffee: a love story Constantino Brumidi: The Italian-American Artist Who Decorated the U.S. Capitol PG. 13 PG. 14 PG. 23 FEATURES LA VITA ITALIANA L'EDITORIALE PG. 4 L'Italo Americano The protocol recently signed will promote, support and safeguard the "made in Italy" food in the world. Photo: www.parmigiano-reggiano.it I l Real Albergo dei Poveri è il maggiore palazzo monumenta- le di Napoli ed una delle più grandi costruzioni settecentesche d'Europa con una facciata lunga più di 350 metri e oltre 430 stanze su 4 livelli collegate da 9 chilo- metri di corridoi. Nel 1751 lo volle Carlo III di Borbone per ospitare, in un unica grande struttura, tutti i poveri, gli orfani, Chiamata alle Arti. Mecenati di oggi per l'Italia di domani LIFE & PEOPLE

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