President Alberto Fernández yesterday led the launch of the National Connectivity Program, which provides for a total investment of US$ 504 million to provide fiber optic and satellite connectivity throughout the country. The initiative also contemplates the enhancement of the Arsat Open Digital Television and Data Center infrastructure.

The Argentine Satellite System will receive US$ 265 million for the development, construction and launch of the Arsat-Sg1 satellite with the objective of connecting 200,000 rural households.

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Court declares Oi bankrupt

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In a challenging environment, Liberty Latin America manages to sustain its revenue and improve margins

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Globales · Economy05/11/2025

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Argentine government launches the National Connectivity Program

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Presidential elections signal a second round

Voting takes place this Sunday the 16th. Ruling-party candidate Jeannette Jara leads the polls, but not by enough to avoid a runoff. The real fight is on the right, among three candidates. Polls suggest that whoever tops that group will win on December 14.

Court declares Oi bankrupt

This marks the end of the judicial reorganization process under bankruptcy proceedings. The key factor was the operator’s insolvency, with an “irreversible” state of unsustainability.

After the buying rally, Millicom reports strong third-quarter results

Revenue totaled US$ 1.42 billion, showing a slight decrease of 0.7% compared to a year earlier, but operating profit grew by more than 30%, and adjusted EBITDA increased by 18.7%. The quarter ended with 42.2 million mobile customers and 13.7 million RGUs.

In a challenging environment, Liberty Latin America manages to sustain its revenue and improve margins

Revenue grew 2% year over year in the third quarter of 2025. Net income was positive at US$ 3 million, compared to a negative US$ 436 million last year. During the period, the company added more than 101,000 new postpaid mobile accounts, driven by growth in Costa Rica.

Fears of an AI financial bubble rise again

The collapse of Palantir’s shares and the decline in Nvidia’s stock were the latest signs warning of excessive valuations that do not align with the earnings of technology companies.

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Amazon to launch satellite internet in South America with a US$ 10 billion investment

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