Despite the region's potential and the development of the Bolivian state-owned lithium company, the country has yet to industrialize the production of the vast reserves it possesses. The lack of knowledge and experience in the field hinder progress toward that goal.

Due to its concentration of lithium resources, Latin America has great potential to become a key player in the global lithium industry. However, its current performance falls far below that potential, as reflected in the low volume of raw materials and lithium compounds production and the high geographic concentration of such production in Chile and Argentina, while Bolivia possesses one of the largest global reserves of this mineral.

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Despite the region's potential and the development of the Bolivian state-owned lithium company, the country has yet to industrialize the production of the vast reserves it possesses. The lack of knowledge and experience in the field hinder progress toward that goal.

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This Sunday the 31st, voters will head to the polls in an election in which half of the electorate plans to support the ruling party candidate who would succeed current President Gustavo Petro, while the other half supports the opposition. The proposals for the telecommunications sector.

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A report by McKinsey and the World Economic Forum said that achieving that goal will require overcoming bottlenecks such as a lack of talent, infrastructure shortages and regulatory hurdles.

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The sector is going through a transition phase driven by the reconfiguration of professional profiles associated with AI. The most paradigmatic case is junior-level positions, which are increasingly being replaced by artificial intelligence.

Pope Leo XIV challenges Big Tech with his own moral and geopolitical vision of AI

The head of the Catholic Church published the encyclical Magnifica Humanitas and later presented his conclusions at a press conference alongside his top collaborators and, among other lay participants, Chris Olah, co-founder of Anthropic, who refused to “weaponize AI.”

CABA frames AI within public policy for management and economic development

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