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Fiji elects pro-Bitcoin prime minister Sitiveni Rabuka

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Fiji elects a pro-Bitcoin prime minister, signaling a positive future for Bitcoin adoption. The new leader, Sitiveni Rabuka, took the Fijian office on Dec. 24. Fiji faces similar economic and developmental challenges to Tonga due to its location and history.

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Fiji's New Pro-Bitcoin Prime Minister Ponders Legal Tender Bill: Report

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cryptodaily.co.uk

Fiji Elects Pro-Bitcoin PM, Considers Bitcoin as Legal Tender

The Pacific Island of Fiji has elected a new Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka, who took office on December 24, and the good news is – he is reportedly pro-Bitcoin.

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Bitcoin Magazine

Fiji’s New Pro-Bitcoin Prime Minister Ponders Legal Tender Bill: Report

Newly elected Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is pro-Bitcoin and is reportedly considering pushing a bill to adopt BTC as legal tender in the country.

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crypto-posts.com

Fiji chooses pro-Bitcoin prime minister Sitiveni Rabuka - CryptoPosts

A newly elected pro-Bitcoin prime minister has taken office on the Pacific island of Fiji New leader Sitiveni Rabuka took office in Fiji on December 24. Lord Fusitu'a of Tonga, a respectable Tongan and former member of the Tongan Parliament, asked to share news from his neighboring country on Twitter.…

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