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Digital transformation and technology initiatives in Latin-I

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Regional efforts to advance digital transformation and technological literacy continue to expand across Latin America and Spain. In Latin America, initiatives focus on specialized applications and entrepreneurship. Paraguay’s Expo TSV gathered approximately 400 specialists to discuss how artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and data analysis can enhance criminal investigations and smart city management. Honduras launched the 2026 Digital SME and AI Workshop in Tegucigalpa and San Pedro Sula to teach entrepreneurs how to use AI for web development and digital payments. In Mexico, the Yucatán region is promoting its digital economy through Digital Economy Week, involving companies such as Google and Meta, with the goal of supporting up to 2,500 businesses in technology adoption. In Argentina, Banco de Corrientes relaunched has continued its efforts to support small and medium enterprises (SMEs) through the relaunch of its e-commerce platform, Tienda Más BanCo, during BanCo. During a conference for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The initiative aims recent SME conference, the bank highlighted the platform’s ability to provide regional merchants and entrepreneurs with offer new sales channels and expanded financing. Bank president Laura Sprovieri noted the importance of providing technological solutions financing and artificial intelligence applications tools to help the productive local merchants and commercial sectors entrepreneurs grow. In Venezuela, the National Center for Information Technologies and the Venezuelan University of Hydrocarbons established a cooperation agreement to promote digital autonomy through training in free software development, cybersecurity, and open tools such as GNU/Linux and Python. In Spain, digital training has and business support have become increasingly localized and specialized. localized. In Navarra, digital competency certification tests aligned with the European DIGCOMP framework are being used to provide official accreditation of skills. skills, while Consorcio EDER has implemented a strategic management program for small businesses. In Tui, the CEMIT Classroom hosts workshops for individuals over 55 on mobile technology and digital banking, as well as e-commerce sessions for women and AI workshops banking. Other regional efforts include the ADEME CONECTA network for freelancers. Newer initiatives focus on rural and entrepreneurial AI integration, such as sessions for women entrepreneurs in Torrelavega Castilla y León, entrepreneurship events in Coria, and the ‘Emprendedor 360. 2. 0’ course technology support for women in the GAL Sierra del Segura. Castellón.

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