Pablo Rutigliano explains how, in strategic markets, it is not those who repeat slogans who leave their mark, but those who first understand the structure and dare to transform it By Pablo Rutigliano CEO & Founder — Atómico 3 President — Latin American Lithium Chamber (Calbamérica) Argentina is among the countries with the largest geological lithium reserves in the world, but this objective condition does not automatically translate into economic development, productive sover

By 2026, Latin American e-commerce will flourish through real-time payment ubiquity, WhatsApp-integrated social commerce, and AI-driven hyper-local logistics, solidifying its status as growth leader.

Perhaps 2026 will not be remembered for great speeches, but as the moment when a silent revolution began to reorder the rules of power.

By 2026, it will start to become clear that the real revolution is not in tokenizing paper assets, but in making the economy traceable from end to end.

Today, the lithium industry is facing a reality: the speculative downward cycle has bottomed out, and recovery is inevitable as demand once again puts pressure on supply, which is still limited in terms of optimal capacity.

When a price cannot be explained starting from the deposit, the certification, the project stage, and the real economy, it ceases to be a market price and becomes an instrument of economic control.

Today, when the world demands traceability, transparency, and verifiable environmental standards, Argentina has the opportunity to turn a historical conflict into a competitive advantage.

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