09Apr2013 | Mexican Manufacturing: From Sweatshops to High-Tech Motors NEWS.GNOM.ES Made in Mexico is increasingly more likely to mean cars than clothes as the country’s manufacturing sector moves away from the low-skill, high-volume production lines of the past toward more sophisticated products. |
09Apr2013 | PepsiCo's Quaker Oats Unit Joins Mexico's Hunger-Fighting Initiative Agencia EFE U.S.-based food giant PepsiCo has signed an agreement with the Social Development Secretariat to join the Mexican government's National Crusade against Hunger, a program aimed at dealing with malnutrition among low-income people. |
09Apr2013 | Rescue for Yucatan Beach Erosion is Ongoing Project The Yucatan Times The Secretary of Urban Development and Environment (SEDUMA) has started the development of a final plan to rescue the accelerated beach erosion in Yucatan, which threatens the urban infrastructure in the coastal zone of the state. |
09Apr2013 | Mexican Billionaire Carlos Slim's Digital Event Sets World Record Forbes Telmex, the Mexican telecom carrier controlled by Slim, entered the Guinness World Records book with its Aldea Digital (Digital Village) as the largest “digital inclusion event†in the world last month. |
09Apr2013 | Survival International Goes to Court to Stop Hopi Sacred Objects Auction Survival International Lawyers acting for Survival International have today filed legal papers in an attempt to stop the sale of sacred objects of the Hopi tribe in a Paris auction house this Friday. |
09Apr2013 | Journalists on Front Line of Mexico Drug War: 'Fear is Terrible and Well Founded' The Guardian Mexico's drug wars go on, but four months into the new government of President Enrique Pena Nieto, finding out about them is getting more difficult than ever. |
09Apr2013 | Latest Issue of Swallow Magazine Features the Smells of Mexico City The New York Times It’s hard to stand out in the crowded field of food publications. But Swallow Magazine may do just that with its latest issue, on Mexico City, which includes a scratch-and-sniff feature that also brings you the smells of the sprawling metropolis. |
09Apr2013 | Keller Rinaudo: A Mini Robot Powered by Your Phone TED Talks Your smartphone may feel like a friend - but a true friend would give you a smile once in a while. At TED2013, Keller Rinaudo demos Romo, the smartphone-powered mini robot who can motor along with you on a walk. |
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