Le Journal du CNRS, which is the official monthly magazine of the same institution, the French scientific research national council. 
The authors of the article traced the origin of spaghetti pasta, or at least its first documented occurrences (I have forgot if they were  remnants or pictorial evidences) in Persia. Towards west, pasta moved along the routes of maritime traffics, and production of pasta is documented in Cyprus.
From there, genoese fleet and merchants brought it to Genoa and the regions nowadays known as Riviera Ligure di Ponente and Côte Azur (the latter is nowadays France). Imperia, a genoese town near the border with France, became the main centre for pasta production, a fact which, though recent troubles, persisted until current days. Pasta production spread then to restIf the world was burning down and could only be saved by a man with a microphone talking sports, there is one clear choice for the host you’d want: Colin Cowherd.

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