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El Salvador will no longer be the 'Bitcoin State', Bukele wants to transform it now into the US megaprison

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Nayib Bukele is determined to take advantage of the Trump era. El Salvador’s president, a small Central American country with 6.3 million inhabitants, has become known worldwide for violently destroying control of the gangs and for making his country the first to adopt bitcoin as a legal currency. Reelected triumphantly a year ago with 84.7% of the votes, he now seeks to reactivate a weakened economy by winning the favor of the new president of …

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El Salvador will no longer be the 'Bitcoin State', Bukele wants to transform it now into the US megaprison

Nayib Bukele is determined to take advantage of the Trump era. El Salvador’s president, a small Central American country with 6.3 million inhabitants, has become known worldwide for violently destroying control of the gangs and for making his country the first to adopt bitcoin as a legal currency. Reelected triumphantly a year ago with 84.7% of the votes, he now seeks to reactivate a weakened economy by winning the favor of the new president of …

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infoLibre.es broke the news in 4 days ago on Thursday, February 27, 2025.

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