El Salvador Views Bitcoin as a Tool to Liberate the Nation From Fiat Currencies
Felix Ulloa, Vice-President of El Salvador, stated that the government has considered de-dollarizing the country and returning to its national currency, the colon. However, he said that it would be too costly. For Ulloa,...
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