El Salvador

Nancy Mace, a Republican from South Carolina, is the newest member of the U.S. El Salvador Caucus

El Salvador continues to educate its people about Bitcoin, and students are now on a higher level of learning as they are being taught about ASICs – critical components of the crypto mining industry.

In 2023, 878,500 new citizens were welcomed by USCIS, according to a report from the agency.

The official draw will take place on June 6; preliminary rounds are scheduled for August with the final set to be played in May 2025

From growing up playing together to facing each other in a World Cup Qualifying game, the Roldán's have always pushed each other to new heights

Such remittances are now equivalent to a quarter of the combined economic output of the poverty-afflicted nations of El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua.

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Their stark ideological differences have exceeded the personal realm and impacted the countries' diplomatic relations

El Salvador isn't allowing a week-long Bitcoin slump to discourage its Bitcoin treasury goals as it did, as proven by on-chain data, purchase one BTC daily in the past 11 days.

The festival involving red-dressed "talciguines" -- devilish men in the Nahuatl language -- takes place once a year in the farming town of Texistepeque.

Located 58 kilometers (36 miles) southwest of the capital San Salvador, El Zonte gained its nickname due to its widespread early use of the cryptocurrency for payments.

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"We've decided to transfer a big chunk of our bitcoin to a cold wallet, and store that cold wallet in a physical vault within our national territory," Bukele said on social media site X.

Torres writes, directs, and stars in 'El Problemista,' produced by A24.

The escalation comes as other countries in the region are also experiencing a deterioration of security conditions

El Salvador holds at least 2,860 bitcoins, based on President Bukele's official announcements

Bukele, 42, is wildly popular at home and across Latin America for his crackdown on gangsters, even as rights activists raise alarm over arbitrary arrests and inhumane prison conditions.

Ecuador and Haiti experienced some of the largest surges in violence, whereas El Salvador and Peru were among the countries where rates dropped the most

Bukele was re-elected as the president on Feb. 4 with 84.7% of overwhelming votes. However, the recent legislative elections were to decide whether his New Ideas party would get the same success.

The video goes through the compound used to hold some 40,000 prisoners

The MS-13 leaders are "linked to 37,402 crimes, committed between 2012 and 2022," the attorney general's office wrote on X.

Bukele, who won by a landslide on Sunday, has become a polarizing figure in Latin America and Beyond

Despite being legal tender, 88% of Salvadorans said that they never used Bitcoin during 2023.

The president had over 80% of the votes compared to the runner-up's less than 10%. Bukele claimed victory on Sunday night before the tally

A recent poll showed Bukele with a 71% lead over his nearest rival. A look at how the country has changed under his rule

El Salvador's gang-busting President Nayib Bukele has proudly embraced the monicker of "dictator" and breezily shrugs off criticism of human rights transgressions.

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele is all but guaranteed a resounding victory in elections Sunday, with his no-holds-barred war on gangs having earned him approval ratings hovering around 90 percent.

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele's war on gangs is credited with slashing homicide rates and restoring security and dignity to citizens of what was once one of the world's most dangerous countries.

Members of Congress urged the Biden Administration to denounce human rights violations in the country

The vice president admitted that the government has done mass detention of citizens who have not committed any crime, noting that the administration is in the process of correcting that.