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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra to Launch with Smart Privacy Display

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra to Launch with Smart Privacy Display

46% Center coverage: 11 sources

Samsung has recently teased a new feature, a smart privacy display, to debut with the Galaxy S26 Ultra. The upcoming privacy screen will allow users to control visibility across specific areas of the display.See the Story

President Paz Says Bolivia Needs a New Lithium Law with "Clear Rules" for Investments

Bolivia · Bolivia

President Paz Says Bolivia Needs a New Lithium Law with "Clear Rules" for Investments

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Bolivia's president, Rodrigo Paz, said his country should develop a new law for the evaporitis sector, including lithium.See the Story

President of Bolivia Reported that the Return of Dollars Trapped in the ‘Corralito’ Begins

Central Bank · Bolivia

President of Bolivia Reported that the Return of Dollars Trapped in the ‘Corralito’ Begins

On Tuesday, January 27, the gradual return of deposits that had been trapped in the banking corral of Bolivia will begin, according to President Rodrigo Paz Pereira himself. “Who are the beneficiaries of this return? All those savers that until December 31 last year kept in their savings banks, current accounts, an amount of up to US$1,000′′, detailed the interim president of the Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB), David Espinoza. The official added …See the Story

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