Patricia Garip
Correspondent at Freelance
Freelance correspondent. @WSJ @ForeignPolicy @gasoutlook @WPReview @AmerQuarterly @GlobalAmericans @CNTraveler @UChicago @Villanova Ex-Argus,EIG,Rtrs,VenEconomy
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2 weeks ago |
americasquarterly.org | Patricia Garip
Reading Time: 5 minutesThis article is adapted from AQ’s upcoming special report on Guatemala. SANTIAGO — As China’s AI dark horse DeepSeek was trampling U.S. tech stocks in late January, this corner of South America lit up. “I think it’s phenomenal,” said David Laroze, a Chilean physicist who heads up a $10 million supercomputing project in the Atacama Desert.
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2 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Patricia Garip
A copper processing facility in Chile (Cristobal Olivares/Bloomberg News)Chile, the world´s top copper producer, is preparing to slash its official price estimate for 2025, another worrying sign for the global economy. The Chilean government will cut the estimated average price to $3.90 to $4 a pound from a current projection for the year of $4.25 a pound, according to a person familiar with the preliminary calculations. Chile will publish its revised 2025 price estimate at the end of April.
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2 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Patricia Garip
Americans are likely to swap Spanish Rioja and Norwegian salmon in favor of Chilean Carménère and Patagonian salmon as a result of differing rates in Trump's tariff plan, local producers said. Wine makers Argentina and Chile were hit with a 10% tariff in contrast to the 20% leveled against EU compe
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2 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Patricia Garip
Americans are likely to swap Spanish Rioja and Norwegian salmon in favor of Chilean Carménère and Patagonian salmon as a result of differing rates in Trump's tariff plan, local producers said. Wine makers Argentina and Chile were hit with a 10% tariff in contrast to the 20% leveled against EU competitors. Norway received a 15% levy. Chile's copper and forestry exports to the U.S. are exempt from the tariff for now.
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3 weeks ago |
gasoutlook.com | Patricia Garip
The natural attributes of Chile’s Atacama Desert, its dark and clear skies, are now colliding over a $10 billion renewable energy project that astronomers say would blur their vital study of the universe from nearby space observatories.
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