Bitcoin-Embracing El Salvador President’s Re-Election Declaration Slammed
Just over a year after overseeing El Salvador’s adoption of bitcoin, the Central American country’s 41-year-old president, Nayib Bukele, recently declared his intention serve another five-year term. The announcement has been criticized by some who have been quick to remind Bukele that El Salvador’s constitution prohibits presidents from serving consecutive terms. Re-Election of Presidents a Common Practice in Developed Countries El Salvador’s bitcoin-embracing leader, President Nayib Bukele, recently revealed that he plans to serve another five-year....
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Bitcoin took the internet by storm in 2021 when El Salvador – the smallest country in South America – announced it will make the cryptocurrency a legal tender. The plan was first made public during the 2021 Bitcoin Conference that was held in Miami through a video of El Salvador President Nayib Bukele that shared […]
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El Salvador, a leader in embracing Bitcoin (BTC) as a legal tender, has taken a significant step forward in launching its first local Bitcoin mining pool “Lava Pool”. This step marks a pivotal landmark for the country, in its ambitions to harness renewable energy sources for cryptocurrency mining. El Salvador’s Latest Bitcoin Mining Pool El […]
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele is receiving criticism for seeking a second term. But should the Bitcoin community stand by him?