Evo Morales annulled the agreement established with a German company to manufacture lithium batteries and develop the Salar de Uyuni and now the new government is looking for a “friendly” solution.

While the interim government of Jeanine Áñez seeks a “friendly” solution with the German company ACI Systems, due to the breaking of the agreement they had for the joint production of lithium batteries, more and more evidence of a political background in the decision taken by the previous government headed by Evo Morales is seen.

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América Latina · Spectrum25/08/2026

Comtelca advances spectrum management discussions ahead of WRC-27

The Regional Telecommunications Technical Commission (Comisión Técnica Regional de Telecomunicaciones, Comtelca) is a specialized body of the Central American Integration System (Sistema de la Integración Centroamericana, SICA). Convergencialatina spoke with Comtelca Deputy Secretary Alejandro Herrera about the organization’s participation in the upcoming 13th Latin American Spectrum Management Conference, to be held in Costa Rica, and the challenges of spectrum harmonization in the region.

Globales · Software and Applications · Regulation10/08/2026

Scope of ruling against Meta in U.S.

For the first time, a court ruled that a platform must be held accountable for the consequences caused by its products. Another trial begins Wednesday, this time brought by prosecutors from several states, also against Meta, which, if it ends unfavorably, could result in a cost of US$1.4 trillion.

Globales · Software and Applications · Politics27/07/2026

AI distillation, the new focus of global concern

The release of the Kimi 3 model from Chinese AI lab Moonshot AI has raised concerns among the U.S. government and companies such as Anthropic, which are challenging the use of the distillation technique, considering it intellectual property theft and a national security risk.

Brasil · Economy · Politics21/07/2026

Impact of mobile network expansion on poverty reduction

A GSMA report indicates that poverty declined by 4.8% in Brazilian municipalities where mobile coverage became available. Recommendations for the next federal government.

Argentina · Software and Applications · E-Government20/07/2026

Buenos Aires among 10 cities joining Bloomberg’s new global AI forum

Buenos Aires City Mayor Jorge Macri led a meeting last Thursday and outlined the four pillars of the city’s AI strategy.

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Bolivian lithium subject to the ups and downs of politics

Evo Morales annulled the agreement established with a German company to manufacture lithium batteries and develop the Salar de Uyuni and now the new government is looking for a “friendly” solution.

MORE ANALYSIS

Comtelca advances spectrum management discussions ahead of WRC-27

Scope of ruling against Meta in U.S.

For the first time, a court ruled that a platform must be held accountable for the consequences caused by its products. Another trial begins Wednesday, this time brought by prosecutors from several states, also against Meta, which, if it ends unfavorably, could result in a cost of US$1.4 trillion.

AI distillation, the new focus of global concern

The release of the Kimi 3 model from Chinese AI lab Moonshot AI has raised concerns among the U.S. government and companies such as Anthropic, which are challenging the use of the distillation technique, considering it intellectual property theft and a national security risk.

Impact of mobile network expansion on poverty reduction

A GSMA report indicates that poverty declined by 4.8% in Brazilian municipalities where mobile coverage became available. Recommendations for the next federal government.

Buenos Aires among 10 cities joining Bloomberg’s new global AI forum

Buenos Aires City Mayor Jorge Macri led a meeting last Thursday and outlined the four pillars of the city’s AI strategy.

A DIARIO LATINO 30-08-2026

Starlink and Liberty activate D2D service

DGO adds TyC Sports Fan for users across the region

Nvidia pauses revenue-sharing deals with AI cloud companies

Tomás Milmo, Axtel co-founder, prepares bid to acquire up to 100% of operator

Claro to invest US$25.5 million to expand its data centers