Lithium nationalization raises questions about future of its exploitation

The government of Andrés Manuel López Obrador bets that a state company, Litiomex, will take over the production of the mineral. However, in the private sector they have doubts about the undertaking given the level of investment needed to carry it out and the limited quality of Mexican lithium, which requires new techniques for its use. In addition, they warn about legal claims.

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Argentina · Software and Applications · Economy03/10/2025

The push for the knowledge economy is in the hands of provinces and municipalities

The implementation of the law is being affected by a reduction in the quota reserved for large companies. According to sources at the Ministry of Economy, this situation could be reviewed and improved in 2026.

Globales · Software and Applications · Politics30/09/2025

Trump launches US into global AI race with aim to win

The focus is on confronting and surpassing China, for which it removes regulations on AI development and promotes investments in infrastructure. In addition, references based on DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) criteria are eliminated.

México · Regulation · Politics25/09/2025

The Digital Transformation and Telecommunications Program 2025-2030: Achieving Universal Connectivity by 2030

President Claudia Sheinbaum launched the plan that aims to achieve this goal through the deployment of a new satellite ecosystem. It also seeks to advance e-government and the digital ID card for all citizens.

México · Politics · Spectrum09/09/2025

The 3 novelties in spectrum cost that the Mexican government is pushing to revive the ift-12

There will be no price increase due to inflation; discounts on the annual fee will be established in exchange for coverage, and private networks will be promoted. The goal is to create the conditions for a successful 5G spectrum auction.

México · Regulation · Politics08/09/2025

Sheinbaum's digital plan and the end of the IFT

The President of Mexico reviewed her first year in office and outlined a strong state intervention for the future to close connectivity gaps. However, this plan will be implemented through the ATDT and its Telecommunications Regulatory Commission.

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