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  1. Chipotle (CMG) Enters Asia With First Seoul Restaurant And A New Growth Test

    Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE: CMG) has opened its first restaurant in Asia, launching in Seoul, South Korea, through…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #Seoul #Chipotle #ChipotleMexican #CMG #Mexican #NYSE #SouthKorean
    europesays.com/korea/143821/

  2. Attackers Expose Ongoing AI Tool Use Targeting Organizations in Latin America

    Two distinct multi-stage network intrusion campaigns are actively targeting Latin American organizations, with attackers leveraging artificial intelligence tools to enhance their capabilities. The Mexican transportation campaign (CL-CRI-1131) impacted transportation organizations and government entities in Mexico and Ecuador, utilizing living-off-the-land techniques and self-hosted NextChat instances. The Brazilian financial campaign (CL-CRI-1163) employed custom RATs and tunneling tools including a Go-based SOCKS5 proxy. Both operations demonstrate technical overlaps including shared SOCKS5 infrastructure and reliance on commercial large language models like Claude and GPT-4.1 for operational orchestration. Attackers used AI to generate scripts and troubleshoot execution failures, evidenced by iterative file naming patterns and exposed NextChat interfaces. However, fundamental operational security failures, including exposed staging directories and unsecured interfaces, provided defenders clear visibility...

    Pulse ID: 6a996bdbc61a482545ffaa1c
    Pulse Link: otx.alienvault.com/pulse/6a996
    Pulse Author: AlienVault
    Created: 2026-09-03 12:45:15

    Be advised, this data is unverified and should be considered preliminary. Always do further verification.

    #Brazil #CyberSecurity #ELF #Government #InfoSec #LatinAmerica #Mexican #Mexico #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #Proxy #RAT #bot #socks5 #AlienVault

  3. Of all the weirdo decisions taken in the #telecoms industry, I can't fathom the logic behind #Telcel blocking access to #VoWifi from #Starlink terminals.

    In rural #Mexico there has been a massive uptake of starlink, such that in areas where there is a lack of direct mobile coverage from #2G, #3G, or #LTE towers, the most likely alternative is going to be a starlink.

    So why then deny access to service for those customers connected in this way? After all, VoWifi calls are charged at the same rates as those routed over the mobile RAN (even as they don't actually use any resources on it)

    Usually, #MNOs (#Mobile #Network #Operators) are blocking access to their #IMS over IP from outside the home country - in order, we presume to not have customers avoid the industry's outlandish "#roaming" charges. (there are some notable exceptions)

    But in the case of Starlink, (as far as I can make out) - all the terminals in a national territory are routed via the ground station in that country. - I sort of understood this may be a requirement for operation?

    So why not add starlink's #Mexican IPs to a whitelist for telcels?

    Of course... we could all have been doing something else since long ago; #VoIP is a thing, VoWifi is just glorified VoIP, just as IMS is a glorified #SIP server.

    But then there would not be so much #control...

  4. Hmmm is there some specific type of dish(es) that this sauce/base is used for? In #Mexican or Latin American cooking?
    Napolitan ナポリタン spaghetti type ?
    Taco/enchilada sauce?
    Found this at my nearby Mexican grocer.

    #Cooking #ingredients

  5. "July is National #IceCream Month, and there’s no better way to beat the heat than with a frozen treat.

    #Jewish #Mexican #chef #PatiJinich brings her multicultural perspective to every #recipe she creates, blending the traditions, #ingredients and #stories that have shaped her #cooking. That approach shines through in her #icecreams, where distinct, delicious flavors reflect her rich cultural influences.

    “There are #recipes that satisfy a craving, and then there are recipes that tell you something about who you are; burnt milk ice cream from #Oaxaca does both for me,” #Jinich, #author of the upcoming “#Foods of La Frontera,” told The Journal. “At first glance, it seems wonderfully simple, milk, sugar, time and patience, but as the milk slowly caramelizes and develops its deep amber color and rich, almost toasted flavor, it becomes something much greater than the sum of its ingredients.”

    jewishjournal.com/culture/food

  6. # Last week's top 7 albums
    Missed last Monday, week before I was a few hours past Monday, and this week apparently #ListenBrainzMonday is #ListenBrainzThursday. Idc, I really like doing this so here goes. My top albums for the week of March 23-29, 2026 (last week).

    List of albums and their artists in the alt text, with corrected album names. I either haven't found how to choose a specific release for a listen or it's not a feature yet, so when a song is on multiple albums sometimes it's not registered as the one I listened to.

    Personal favorite artists this week:
    - Limp Wrist
    - Downtown Boys
    - Dead City (Dead City Punx)

    #limpwrist
    #queercore #fagsfightback #queersbashback #smearthefear #notgayasinhappy #queerasinfuckyou

    #downtownboys
    #nychardcore #radical #politics #communism #labor #workingclass #proletariat #fuckthebosses

    #deadcitypunx #deadcity
    #lahardcore #illegalshows #gangster #barrio #mexican #spontaneousshows #graffiti

    @ListenBrainz @musicbrainz

  7. 🌱 #Cannabis 🇺🇸 was seen as a cheaper alternative to #alcohol after the #EighteenthAmendment to the #UnitedStatesConstitution imposed national ⛔ 🚭 #Prohibition from 1920 until its 1933 repeal.[25] Later in the 1920s, tensions grew as small farms resented larger ones for relying on cheaper #Mexican labor. Shortly afterwards, the 😢 #GreatDepression increased the scarcity of jobs & resources, suggesting that early #marijuana regulation was #racially motivated.[26]

    #Hanfwissen en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_hi

  8. Se habla mucho -demasiado- de nostalgia (esa amiga íntima de la parálisis), tanto que se confunden los términos. Sucede bastante que apelamos a ella buscando inocencia, no exactamente vivir lo de antaño sino reaprender a sentir, no buscando volver a asir todo aquello, solo con los modos ya nos valdría. Y eso es posible sin que el contexto en general se retrotraiga.

    Así se tituló, ya lo reflejé acá, mi canción favorita de Tu historia (2022). Se pliega 2025 dándole un rodeo al mismo animal.

    Desde luego, lo relacionado con la añoranza y sus ramificaciones es carne misma del folk. Tanto que aparte de tratar la nostalgia los versos folclóricos hablan de saberse así, regodeándose además en la metanostalgia.

    Haciendo suyos algunos de los vastos materiales del folclore mexicano, Julieta Venegas canta sobre un ayer lejano y bonito con el agrado de quien se da un paseo por terreno conocido que llevaba rato sin pisar. Y desde ahí vuela incluso a planetas desconocidos. <<Tú dime a qué mundos irías si todo volviera a empezar.>>

    Llama la atención el gusto por la instrumentación orgánica, en Tiempos dorados hay poco artificio teniendo en cuenta el momento actual, aunque tampoco es una pieza sinfónica ni mucho menos. Es una canción pop en toda regla, de su duración a la estructura. Ahí quedan esos golpes de trompeta (¿o es trombón?) que marcan determinadas partes casi como una marcha, amén del estribillo, sencillo y eficaz con nota estirada justo al principio. <<Aaaah, sentir...>>, sigue <<Eeees, un milagro...>> y cierra <<se vaaa.>>

    Vale la pena destacar la construcción de los versos porque, en comparativa con el resto de canciones pop, aquí abundan los encabalgamientos, musicando de maravilla la pausa en los hemistiquios.

    Si tiene más añoranzas así que nos las narre toditas.
    youtube.com/watch?v=cnF4vqc6GT
    #popazo #nowplaying #music #musica #pop #julietavenegas #tiemposdorados #album #disco #indie #folk #folkmusic #single #sencillo #singles #cancion #song #songs #mexico #mexican

  9. CW: Aew with a new rana record of 17 in one event!

    #Bandito with the first of many #rana's on #KonosukeTakashita 1
    #DanielGarcia on #Hechicero 2
    Dual stereo ranas 4
    #Templario Jumping off the top turnbuckle to rana #VoladorJr 5
    Almost a rana a minute up until this point
    #BrodyKing with one on #Hechicero 6
    What a rana-riffic first match! )
    .
    Will there be more #hurricanrana on #Aew #GrandSlamMexico?
    #Dynamite #AewDynamite
    #AewGrandSlam a 2.5h broadcast from #Mexico
    .
    25 yr #Mexican #Lucha Veteran #Mistico on #MJF 7
    And again (leading to an armbar) 8
    .
    #MascaraDorado on #LioRush 9,
    Then on #Ricochet 10
    #PoisonRana's by #LioRush: one on #Ricochet 11, one on Mascara 12, and one on #Hologram 13
    .
    #Zeuxis on #MercedesMone 14
    Now Moné hits back witha rana on Zeuxis 15

    . ( ¡ Matching the #ranaRecord for the past 12 months with #Aaa #WorldsCollide ! )

    #WillOspreay on #TheBeastMortos 16
    #NickJackson on Ospreay 17

    Which is an extremely high number of ranas since this was a mere 2.5hour event: roughly 7 ranas per hour (rph)

  10. America’s Forgotten History of #ForcedSterilization

    By Sanjana Manjeshwar on November 4, 2020

    "In early September, a nurse working at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (#ICE) detention center in #Georgia came forward with shocking allegations of medical neglect and abuse, claiming that numerous involuntary #hysterectomies (uterus removal surgeries) were performed on detained #ImmigrantWomen. This allegation understandably evoked fury and outrage among the general public, with numerous people denouncing it as a #HumanRights violation and yet another example of the current administration’s cruelty towards women and immigrants. Many people, including prominent liberal politicians and public figures, viewed it as something distinctly un-American and at odds with our country’s values — a common refrain that echoed in response to the allegation was 'This isn’t the America I know.' There were countless comparisons to #NaziGermany and other #totalitarian, human rights-abusing regimes, as well as a pervasive sense that the United States was engaging in a uniquely cruel and unprecedented act. Unfortunately, this is a misleading impression.

    "While the allegations against ICE are undoubtedly horrific and must be investigated, they are not at all unprecedented or un-American — in fact, they are very American. The United States has a long, egregious, and largely unknown history of eugenics and forced #sterilization, primarily directed towards #PoorWomen, #DisabledWomen, and #WomenOfColor.

    "The American #eugenics movement originated in the late 1800s and has always been undeniably based in #racism and #nativism. The word 'eugenics' originally referred to the biological improvement of human genes, but was used as a pseudoscience to justify discriminatory and destructive acts against supposedly undesirable people, such as extremely restrictive #ImmigrationLaws, #AntiMiscegenationLaws, and forced sterilization. The ultimate goal of the eugenics movement was to 'breed out' undesirable traits in order to create a society with a 'superior' genetic makeup, which essentially meant reducing the population of the #NonWhite and the mentally ill. The eugenics movement was widely accepted in American society well into the 20th century, and was not at all relegated to the fringes of society like one might expect. In fact, most states had federally funded eugenics boards, and state-ordered sterilization was a common occurrence. Sterilization was seen as one of the most effective ways to stem the growth of an 'undesirable' population, since ending a woman’s reproductive capabilities meant that she would no longer be able to contribute to the population.

    "The Supreme Court case Buck v. Bell (1927) decided that a Virginia law authorizing the mandatory sterilization of inmates in mental institutions was constitutional. #CarrieBuck, a 'feeble minded woman' whose mental illness had been in her family for the past three generations, was committed to a state mental institution and was set to undergo a sterilization procedure which required a hearing. The Supreme Court found that the Virginia law was valuable and did not violate the Constitution, and would prevent the United States from 'being swamped with incompetence…Three generations of imbeciles is enough.' The Court has never explicitly overturned #BuckVersusBell.

    "California’s '#AsexualizationActs' in the 1910s and 1920s led to the sterilization of 20,000 disproportionately #Black and #Mexican people who were deemed to be mentally ill. #Hitler and the #Nazis were reportedly inspired by #California’s laws when formulating their own #genocidal eugenics policies in the 1930s. When discussing the Asexualization Acts of California, Hitler wrote, 'There is today one state in which at least weak beginnings toward a better conception [of citizenship] are noticeable. Of course, it is not our model German Republic, but the #UnitedStates.'

    "Throughout the 20th century, nearly 70,0000 people (overwhelmingly working-class women of color) were sterilized in over 30 states. #Black women, #Latina women, and #NativeAmerican women were specifically targeted. From the 1930s to the 1970s, nearly one-third of the women in #PuertoRico, a U.S. territory, were coerced into sterilization when government officials claimed that Puerto Rico’s economy would benefit from a reduced population. Sterilization was so common that it became known as '#LaOperación (The Operation)' among Puerto Ricans.

    "Black women were also disproportionately and forcibly sterilized and subjected to reproductive abuse. In #NorthCarolina in the 1960s, Black women made up 65 percent of all sterilizations of women, although they were only 25 percent of the population. One Black woman who was subjected to a forced hysterectomy during this time was #FannieLouHamer, a renowned #CivilRights activist. Hamer described how nonconsensual sterilizations of working-class Black women in the South were so common that they were colloquially known as a '#MississippiAppendectomy'.

    "Additionally, many Native American women were sterilized against their will. According to a report by historian Jane Lawrence, the Indian Health Service was accused of sterilizing nearly 25% of #Indigenous women during the 1960s and 1970s. In 1973, the year that Roe v. Wade was decided by the Supreme Court, supposedly ensuring reproductive rights for all American women, the reproductive rights of thousands of Indigenous women were entirely ignored as they were forcibly sterilized.

    "Forced sterilization, especially in exchange for a sentence reduction, occurs often in the criminal #LegalSystem today. Government-sanctioned efforts to prevent incarcerated people from reproducing were widespread in the 20th century, and still continue today. In 2017, a judge in #Tennessee offered to reduce the jail sentences of convicted people who appeared before him in court if they
    'volunteered' to undergo sterilization. In 2009, a 21-year-old woman in #WestVirginia convicted of #marijuana possession underwent sterilization as part of her probation. In 2018, an #Oklahoma woman convicted of cashing a counterfeit check received a reduced sentence after undergoing sterilization at the suggestion of the judge. According to a report by the Center for Investigative Reporting, almost 150 women considered likely to return to prison were sterilized in California prisons between 2004 and 2003. Although they had to sign 'consent' forms, the procedure, when posed as an incentive for a reduced sentence, generates an ongoing debate about whether or not consent actually exists in these situations. Proponents of the sterilization of incarcerated individuals often cite a lack of 'personal responsibility,' when in reality, many of these individuals face a lack of support and resources. Even if incarceration was somehow the singular determinant of one’s morals and character, sterilization as part of a prison sentence is still a fundamental violation of the right to #ReproductiveAutonomy — something judges and prison officials choose to ignore."

    Read more:
    bpr.studentorg.berkeley.edu/20
    #USPol #reproductiverights #Fascism #BodilyAutomony #USHistory #WhiteNationalism #Genocide

  11. An #epizootic of highly pathogenic avian #influenza virus #H7N3 in a #Mexican ecological #reserve, Arch Virol.: link.springer.com/article/10.1

    #Phylogenetic #analysis revealed that the HPAI H7N3 virus detected in affected birds shared a close genetic relationship with Mexican H7N3 isolates from 2012.

  12. Mexico: defender of monarch butterflies found dead two weeks after he vanished

    - Homero Gómez González was found floating in a well
    - Activists say death could be over illegal logging disputes

    by David Agren
    Thu 30 Jan 2020

    A #Mexican #environmental #activist who fought to protect the wintering grounds of the monarch #butterfly has been found dead in the western state of Michoacán, two weeks after he disappeared.

    #HomeroGómezGonzález, a former logger who managed #ElRosarioButterflyReserve, vanished on 13 January. His body was found floating in a well on Wednesday, reportedly showing signs of torture.

    “The motive for his murder remains unknown, but some activists speculated that it could have been related to disputes over illegal #logging.

    “Last week, authorities called in 53 police officers from the surrounding municipalities for questioning.

    “Gómez González’s death comes as the murder rate continues to surge in a country where environmental defenders, human rights workers and community activists are routinely targeted for their work.

    “President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has promised to halt attacks on environmental defenders, but the killings continue.

    “‘This is a very regrettable act, very painful,' López Obrador said at his morning press conference on Thursday. 'It’s part of what makes us apply ourselves more to guarantee peace and tranquility in the country.'

    “According to Global Witness 14 defenders were murdered in Mexico in 2018.

    “Gómez González grew up in #ElRosario, a hamlet in the hills of western Michoacán, where monarch butterflies winter amid dense forests of fir and pine trees.

    “Millions of the butterflies make a 2,000-mile (3,220km) journey each year from Canada to pass the winter in central Mexico’s warmer weather. But the forests and the monarchs are threatened by climate change and the incursion of illegal loggers and #AvocadoFarmers.

    “A gentle man with a salt-and-pepper hair and thick mustache, Gómez González was born into a logging family according to a profile in the Washington Post.
    “‘We were afraid that if we had to stop logging, it would send us all into poverty,' he told the newspaper.

    “But he eventually convinced others to abandon logging and protect butterfly habitats instead, figuring tourism would replace the lost income. The sanctuary is now a #UnescoWorldHeritageSite and federal law outlaws logging in the site.

    #GómezGonzález often posted mesmerising videos of fluttering monarchs to social media.

    “In one of his last videos, shared on Twitter a day before his disappearance, Homero Gómez González stood amid a cloud of butterflies. 'Come and and see this marvel of nature! [The #butterflies] are lovers of the sun, the souls of the dead,' he said, referring to #IndigenousLegends about the migratory butterflies.

    “Speaking to the AP, #HomeroAridjis, an environmentalist and poet who is a longtime defender of the butterfly reserve, said: 'If they can kidnap and kill the people who work for the reserves, who is going to defend the environment in Mexico?’”

    Source:
    theguardian.com/world/2020/jan

    #ForestDefenders #JusticeForHomero
    #CriminalizingDissent #DefendTheForest #IndigenousRights #MonarchButterflies #Extinction #EnvironmentalActivists #ClimateActivists #ClimateJustice
    #SilencingDissent
    #CorporateColonialism #EcoActivists #ACAB

  13. Sorry for lack of CW here, but I just want to loudly proclaim my love for this article:

    escapistmagazine.com/v2/2018/1

    A #Mexican #videogame designer explains what it's like to be an expat and how all we ever hear about Mexico in the US and Canada is bad news, "relegated to drug war territory with a hint of piña colada". He made #Guacamelee because he wanted to tell a different story with Mexican heroes (and also because Mexican wrestlers are just good fun).