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Finally, countries with a Bicton reserve should take inspiration from El Salvador and stack up these sats. I'm impressed with how consistent Bitcoin accumulation from over the years have made El Salvador a rich country.
Are you talking about the same El Salvador that depends on the IMF to survive? Or about that same El Salvador where the poverty rate increased to over 30% while at the same time during the reign of President Bukele the national debt increased by $11 billion?
I don't know if you people are on some substances that prevent you from seeing the world as it really is, or if you simply choose to live in a world of your own in which you choose your own truths.
The Salvadoran government started this year with a debt exceeding $32 billion. Over the last five years, under Nayib Bukele's administration, the debt grew at an accelerated pace, increasing by over $11 billion. The government also owes $10.413 billion to workers who contribute to the AFPs, putting at risk the retirement of thousands of people expecting a dignified retirement. In 2024, the Legislative Assembly, dominated by Bukelismo, approved $3.5 billion in bond issuance for debt repurchase at a higher rate and for state operational or emergency expenses which were not specified with certainty.