El Salvador: Absurdly negative spin

https://www.reuters.com/technology/short-cash-el-salvador-doubles-down-bitcoin-dream-2024-02-02/

If 88 percent have not, 12 percent, nearly a million, have. And why do they interview fruit vendors always?? Such vendors frankly, even in aggregate, have no economic impact. They are the quarter-slots players -- it is whales who ES wants and apparently many millionaires have paid for ES passports.

Why are high land prices a bad thing??? Of course they are a good thing for the owners of that land and is reflective of a good local economy.

Many kids will be graduating from high school and college and it is they, not produce cart owners, who will have a positive impact on the economy as they start BTC-based businesses and hi-tech businesses in general because they have taken coding classes.

They repeat Bukele's risky investment: 100 million is not a lot even for ES and incidentally, they are in the black.

Finally, there is no doubt Bukele has had a major impact on crime, which is the basis for a strong economy including foreign investment.