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Yes I can say that with confidence the bitcoin is gonna do this, I think the first country it will help is Brazil because they already have a lot of accepted stored right now.

There is indeed a chance it will change a lot of poor countries in a better place by boosting their economy with the bitcoin.
Brazil is going to the right direction so I also agree about that.

That is a good example and most countries should follow on that, with bitcoin transaction is fast and cheap and it would be a great help for a country that instead of making the rich more richer, we will be the only one who can get the benefits of our own expenses, the good thing is we can invest as well.

the problem i government won't allow their people to be liberated they wont allow people to use this system because they wont able to control and they can't do corruption if people in their country start to learn about this transaction process im just hoping that with the coming generation leaders that will go to office will be open minded like us.

I don't get the point of local stores accepting bitcoin and helping poor countries. You are missing the most important thing does the people you are referring to have bitcoin to spend them to local stores? Of course not all of them have the favor as the favor of bitcoins are for the stores who accept it. Also in order for it to help poor people in general they must be able to find a sustainable and generous way to earn bitcoin . In that case I will now see that Bitcoin has help poor countries.

Yeah and it can help people of poor countries only if they know how to earn it and that is not happening at a moment as no one is aware about bitcoin yet and they will also need internet to use bitcoins.