Daniel Hernandez

Food Editor, LA Times

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Daniel Hernandez is a freelance journalist and writer. . He is a former reporter for the LA Weekly and former producer and correspondent for VICE News Tonight.

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LA Times Food Editor Daniel Hernandez is out with a comprehensive guide to visiting Mexico City.

A guide to Mexico City’s food, culture, evolution

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