12Mar2012 | Reality at the Scan of a Barcode The News Look on the back of pretty much any product you own, whether a book, a movie, a bottle of water, a sandwich wrapper or a stick of deodorant, and you will find one reoccurring trend: the presence of a barcode. Thats why Liliana Duering, an Argentine painter and set designer jumped on the idea for an art exhibition. |
12Mar2012 | Web Giants Privacy Strategy Faces Hard Sell Reuters Emboldened by their victory in quashing online piracy legislation, U.S. Internet companies are gearing up for a battle over whether consumers should be able to restrict efforts to gather personal data. |
12Mar2012 | NASA Weighs In on Mayan Apocalypse Fox News Latino The official YouTube channel for the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory has released its stance on the much publicized December 21, 2012 Mayan doomsday scenario. In a nutshell - its safe to make plans for December 22. Don Yeoman gives insight that he says debunks some end of the world scenarios diehard Mayan Apocalypse observers believe. |
12Mar2012 | Energy Sector Facing Winds of Change The News Three more wind energy parks are up and running on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Oaxaca, making Mexico home to the largest wind farm in Latin America. The new wind parks, with of 204 turbines, can produce 306 megawatts (MW) annually and power thousands of homes. |
12Mar2012 | Mexico to Step Up Tourism Promotion The News Secretary of Tourism Gloria Guevara Manzo will visit Brazil to participate in the Portal of the Tourism Professionals (PANROTAS) tourism convention and strengthen tourism promotion in South America. |
12Mar2012 | Womens Vote Will be Ticket To Victory The News Presidential aspirant Enrique Pena Nieto said that he is confident he will win the presidency of Mexico on July 1 thanks to the women voting. |
12Mar2012 | Mexicana Flight Attendants Turned Calendar Girls Feud after Success Fox News Latino Left unemployed by the Mexicana Airline bankruptcy, 10 employees banded together for a sexy calendar that became a sensation. But success comes at a price, and 7 of the original band have fallen away. |
12Mar2012 | Mexico Authorities Close in on Drug Lord Joaquin - El Chapo - Guzman Fox News Latino Mexican authorities have nearly captured the man the U.S. calls the worlds most powerful drug lord, who like Osama bin Laden, has apparently been hiding in plain sight. |
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