Quote from: oHnK on Today at 07:55:09 AM

Besides that if the bill passes, it will be headlines for alot of media out there and some other countries will also consider the same idea for their country

By what miracle do you think that bill would pass? It is a proposal of one person against which the government and the central bank have already publicly expressed their negative opinion - so this is not El Salvador where one man with the majority support of his party in the parliament can pass any law that comes to his mind.

In addition, the example of El Salvador has shown that the unbanked continue to remain unbanked, regardless of which option the state enables them to use. People who live in rural areas, are engaged in agriculture from morning to night and mostly do not have internet, are not interested in Bitcoin.

Quote from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agriculture_in_Mexico

As of the early 21st century, the rural workforce is still significant but it is shrinking. Traditional farming methods with small plots worked by families and small communities still dominate in many regions especially those with large indigenous populations such as the Southern Plateau. In these areas the main crops are corn, beans and squash as in the Mesoamerican period. Many farmers still survive on subsistence agriculture earning cash by selling excess crops in local markets, especially in central and southern Mexico.