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  1. The resource-rich Lithium Triangle, comprising Argentina, Bolivia, and Chile, is being joined by the Democratic Republic of the Congo due to its high-grade hard-rock lithium deposits.

Chile and Argentina are jointly producing lithium and copper outputs as part of the broader Latin American resource base.

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Chile and Argentina are jointly producing lithium and copper outputs as part of the broader Latin American resource base.

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