Cómo Bukele puede convertir El Salvador en un...

El de Adamuz ha sido uno de los accidentes de tren más graves en 50 años. Hasta el momento sabemos que 45 personas han perdido la vida. Y al duelo se suma impotencia y muchas preguntas: por qué descarriló uno de los trenes. En qué estado estaban las vías. Quién tiene la responsab ...  Show more

Esta semana, a la tragedia de Adamuz se le suma otra en Cataluña. Un tren de Rodalies ha sufrido un grave accidente en Gelida, cerca de Barcelona: ha muerto un maquinista en prácticas de 27 años y decenas de personas se han visto afectadas. La Generalitat ha decidido mantener la ...  Show more

Joe Tidy travels to El Salvador where almost everything can be paid for using the cryptocurrency Bitcoin. After President Bukele invested heavily in Bitcoin some people are questioning the long-term impact of such a move. For some money has flowed in from mysterious investors, bu ...  Show more

Jonathan Martin has spent the last few months traveling across El Salvador, speaking with locals, developers, expats and merchants about the country’s adoption of bitcoin as legal tender. On “Carpe Consensus,” hosts Ben Schiller and Danny Nelson dive into the latest crypto news. ...  Show more

Argentina is one of the countries with the highest rates of inflation in the world - currently hovering at close to 100%. The nation is also one of the countries with the biggest population of crypto enthusiasts. In this environment, digital currencies can be perceived as a safer ...  Show more

President Nayib Bukele thinks obliging businesses to take the cryptocurrency will help with remittances, inclusion and foreign investment. So far, <a href="https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/2021/09/04/using-bitcoin-as-legal-tender?utm_campaign=the-intelligence&ut ...