The latest market information from July 5, 2025, shows the cryptocurrency sector entering the 3rd quarter with a mindful but stable tone.According to main exchange figures and trading charts, Bitcoin kept a rate above $108,000, reflecting a small 0.78% dip over 24 hours.Ethereum traded at $2,527, down 1.36%, while XRP stood at $2.23,

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Authorities data from the Santiago Stock Exchange shows that Latam Airlines has ended up being Chile's many traded stock over the past year.The airline company's shares comprised 13.4% of all local stock trades, amounting to 4.72 trillion Chilean pesos in value. This marks a major shift from previous years, when lithium producer SQM-B dominated trading.SQM-B's share has n

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Ethiopia has completed the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), Africa’s largest hydroelectric project, signaling a major step in its economic growth and regional influence.

The $4 billion dam, built on the Blue Nile near Sudan’s border, will generate over 6,000 megawatts of electricity—more than doubling Ethiopia’s current power capacity.

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Copa Airlines has announced it will add new flights and bring back old routes across Latin America and the Caribbean, using its main hub in Panama City. Starting December 4, 2025, Copa will fly three times a week to Los Cabos, Mexico, a fast-growing tourist spot.

In January 2026, the airline will also restart flights to Santiago de los Caballeros

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Venezuela has opened the first Kalashnikov ammunition factory in the Americas, in Maracay, close to Caracas.

According to Russia’s state company Rostec, the plant can make up to 70 million cartridges a year for the AK-103 assault rifle, which uses the 7.62x39mm caliber.

Four production lines are running: two for regular bullets with steel cores, and

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Brazil is building the Salvador-Itaparica Bridge, which will be Latin America’s longest overwater bridge at 12.4 kilometers.

It will connect Salvador, Bahia’s capital, to Itaparica Island, replacing a ferry system that has run since 1970 but often causes long delays. Without the ferry, travelers face a 150-kilometer detour around the bay.

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