Posts Tagged ‘Mexico’
The National Sound Library of Mexico has found an audio recording of what is most likely painter Frida Kahlo reading her essay "Portrait of Diego" in the early 1950s. It was recorded for the pilot episode of radio show El Bachiller. From The Guardian:
The episode featured a profile of Kahlo’s artist husband Diego Rivera. ...
We've seen her art. Her face is instantly recognizable. But, we've never heard Frida Kahlo's voice before. Until now, that is. The National Sound Library of Mexico has shared (what they believe to be) the only known recording of Frida's voice to the world.
The New York Times:
In the recording, a woman’s voice ...
You've probably never heard President Donald Trump's foreign policy compared to an R&B singer before but here we are.
Leave it Trevor Noah and The Daily Show to find a new way to roast Trump's mysterious deal with Mexico to fix immigration an... ...
Everything old is new again, as The Late Show host Stephen Colbert pointed out on Monday.
Donald Trump tweeted on Friday and Saturday that a "new deal" had been reached with Mexico regarding his tariff threats over border security, but Colbert ca... ...
NSO Group is a notorious Israeli cyber-arms dealer whose long trail of ****** has been thoroughly documented by the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab (which may or may not be related to an attempt to infiltrate Citizen Lab undertaken by a retired Israeli spy); NSO has been implicated in the ****** and dismemberment ...
WorldCover, a New York and Africa-based climate insurance provider to smallholder farmers, has raised a $6 million Series A round led by MS&AD Ventures. Y-Combinator, Western Technology Investment, and EchoVC also participated in the round. WorldCover’s platform uses satellite imagery, on-ground sensors, mobile phones, and data analytics to create insurance options for farmers whose crops ...
In the two years since GrainChain launched its distributed ledger-based transaction platform for bulk dry goods the company has brokered thousands of contracts on everything from corn, sorghum, wheat, and soybeans to even sand from its headquarters in McAllen, Tex. Now the company is expanding its services to Mexico, partnering with the government of Tamaulipas, ...
A hacker has stolen thousands of documents from Mexico’s embassy in Guatemala and posted online. The hacker, who goes by the online handle @0x55Taylor, tweeted a link to the data earlier this week. The data is no longer available for download after the cloud host pulled the data offline, but the hacker shared the document ...
Trump told border agents to break U.S. law and ignore judicial orders, CNN reported. ...
The San Francisco-based startup Branch International, which makes small personal loans in emerging markets, has raised $170 million and announced a partnership with Visa to offer virtual, pre-paid debit cards to Branch client networks in Africa, South-Asia and Latin America. Branch — which has 150 employees in San Francisco, Lagos, Nairobi, Mexico City and Mumbai — ...