Tunisian Government Offers Bitcoin Internship Opportunity
The Tunisian Ministry of Technologies of Digital Communication and Economy is looking for a Bitcoin intern, according to a document posted on its Facebook page, which was subsequently tweeted out by Bitoasis co-founder Ola Doudin. The intern will research the impact cryptocurrencies could have on the country's economy, and will need to develop perspectives on Bitcoin and blockchain technology. The short recruitment notice specifies that the intern will research advantages and disadvantages of utilizing Bitcoin, analyze the effects of Bitcoin on the banking system, and present blockchain....
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It appears the North African country of Tunisia which was the origin of the Arab Spring in 2010 hasn't learned any lessons. The revolution that spread to other Arab countries, is rooted in an absence of economic freedom. Paradoxically, the regime that came to power as a result of the revolution for freedom, now suppresses Bitcoin. Tunisian Bitcoin entrepreneur and enthusiast, Mohamed Jaziri, shared his view on the situation with Cointelegraph: "Tunisia is a country that applies capital controls. We have an inflationary currency that is constantly trending down.Tunisians have no right....